Author name: IRM-Inclusion

Guide and action plan for cultural training for professionals This guide and action plan is designed to support professionals working with migrants in developing their cultural competencies. It provides tools and insights to help professionals create their own action plans for cultural competency training, incorporating national resources in the language of each partner participating in the PIPE project. The guide offers a concise …

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The latest DICOMI newsletter highlights the project’s Evaluation Conference held on 14–15 May 2026 in Istanbul, Türkiye. Partners presented the project results at USOS-2026, shared experiences from teacher training and classroom implementation, and discussed how digital comics can support migration education, inclusion and empathy in schools.The newsletter also presents the “Comics in Education” workshop and …

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We are pleased to share that the partners of the XXIAdults – Adaptation of the Adult Educational System to the XXI Century project are meeting in Porto, Portugal 🇵🇹, to discuss the progress, achievements, and next steps of the project. During the meeting, partners are reviewing the development of project results, including tools, strategies, and …

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On 14–15 May, the final conference of the DICOMI Project was held in Istanbul, as part of the 24th International Primary Teacher Education Symposium. The event brought together educators, researchers, project partners and stakeholders to present and discuss the main results of DICOMI, an Erasmus+ project focused on using digital comics as an innovative educational …

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IRMI took part in the PIPE Transnational Project Meeting at Aalborg University in Copenhagen (12–13 May), joining partners for two focused days dedicated to wrapping up final activities and preparing the last steps of the project. The consortium’s commitment remains strong, with steady pace, shared energy, and a clear focus on delivering meaningful results that …

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The consortium met in Vienna for a 5‑day (20-24 April 2026) LTTA training, bringing together VET professionals from Germany, Greece, Austria, Bulgaria, and North Macedonia for collaborative learning and exchange. Activities during the LTTA training focused on enhancing trainers’ and staff inclusion skills, complemented by visits to VET schools in Vienna. The program concluded with …

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The PIPE Project Newsletter #3 is now available! We’re excited to share the latest updates from the PIPE Project – Programme of Inclusion for Migrant People at Risk of Social Exclusion. In this issue, you’ll discover:✨ The launch of the pilot testing phase across Europe📊 A new international report highlighting migrants’ needs and priorities🎓 A …

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The DICOMI EU project continues to advance its mission of fostering inclusion and intercultural understanding through the creative power of digital comics. 📍 On January 23–24, 2026, at Istanbul 29 Mayıs University, partners gathered for the 4th Transnational Project Meeting (TPM). The consortium focused on the current key task: advancing Work Package 3 – Implementation …

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Partners of the AntiGypsyism project held the 2nd online meeting to discuss project progress and next steps.During the meeting: Partners reviewed the overall progress of the project and focused on the upcoming actions of WP2.The mapping of good practices and knowledge gaps among young people and youth workers in combating Antigypsyism is nearing completion, with …

Partners of the AntiGypsyism project held the 2nd online meeting to discuss project progress and next steps. Read More »

Migration is not an exception — it’s natural.Module 1 of DICOMI uses comics to explore why both animals and humans migrate, highlighting shared reasons, benefits, and social awareness. Explore the module: https://platform.dicomiproject.eu/