Slovakia: [fjúžn] festival
The Milan Šimečka Foundation is organising the 19th edition of the multi-genre [fjúžn] festival, which will take place from 20 - 28 September. The
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Slovakia: Local authorities call for more financial resources for integration
As of this September 2024, Slovakia has seen the arrival of almost 126 000 people displaced from Ukraine. Their large number has underscored the...
ACRONYM project summer school: Central and Eastern European migration and asylum policies
The Advancing Cooperation on Migration and Asylum (ACRONYM) project, funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe programme, announced a call for
Slovakia: Integration Forum 2024
INTEGRATION FORUM 2024, organised by the Human Rights League in Slovakia, will take place on 18 June 2024. Since 2014, the Integration Forum has been
Slovakia: 10th EMN educational seminar on migration
The EMN national contact point for the Slovak Republic is organising the 10th EMN educational seminar on migration: Demystifying migration and
Slovakia: Economic contributions of people displaced from Ukraine
Since the onset of Russia's ongoing, full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Slovakian media has frequently debated the notion of people...
Slovakia: Feelings of welcome and uncertainty for those displaced from Ukraine
Recent research by the Slovak Academy of Sciences (SAV) into the living conditions of people displaced from Ukraine shows that - 2 years after the...
Slovakia: Improvements to service networks for third-country nationals
Slovakia has faced a lack of service infrastructure for third-country nationals (TCNs) over the last two decades, particularly at the local level, but...
Slovakia: ICORN network hosts first refugee in Bratislava
On 16 November the capital city of Slovakia, Bratislava, officially welcomed its first 'supported refugee', persecuted Iranian writer Farhad Babaei...
Festival [fjúžn]
Since 2006 the Milan Šimečka Foundation has been organising an annual, multi-genre festival that puts issues of migration, cultural diversity, social