The Next Door Family is back in 3 EU countries
Immigrant or refugee families invite native families over lunch at their home, and vice versa. This is the concept of the Next Door Family
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Portugal: International Migrants Day celebrated in several municipalities
On the occasion of the International Migrants Day celebrated on 18 December 2016, several local authorities in Portugal organised events to mark the...
Portugal: Call for applications for the 4th Intercultural School Seal
Applications for the 4th edition of the Intercultural School Seal, an initiative of the Portuguese General Directorate of Education (DGE) and the High...
Portugal: Next Door Family 2015 brings together 855 participants from 35 countries
On 22 November, the international initiative Next Door Family brought together immigrant and native families living in all parts of Portugal around...
Portugal: Week against Racism and Violence in Sports - "Football Welcomes Refugees"
The Week against Racism and Violence in Sports is this year organised in association with the plight of refugees under the slogan "Football Welcomes...
Portugal: Digital TV Channel for Immigrants
On February 20, 2015 the High Commissioner for Migration publically launched a web TV channel - Global TV – intended for immigrant communities. The...
3rd edition of the Next Door Family in Portugal
The High Commission for Migrations (ACM, I.P.) in Portugal is sponsoring the 2014 edition of the event Next Door Family which will take place on the
Portugal: 10 schools received the award of intercultural school seal
On the International Day of Human Rights, the Intercultural School Seal was awarded to 10 schools in Portugal. This initiative was a joint...
Portugal: Next door family 2013
Did you know that Portugal is the country of residence for citizens of more than 170 different nationalities and more than 100 languages are spoken...
Lisbon FCSH-UNL Summer Course: Media, Globalization and Cultural Identity
The course aims to promote an introduction to the theme of the existing relations between media, migration and globalisation. Privileging a