European Website on Integration - August 2023

The final conference of the Includ-EU project will see presentation of project results and lessons learned from its pilot initiatives, high-level plenary discussion with key pan-european stakeholders, and the exchange of good practices. 

The annual conference of the German Society for Systemic Therapy, Counseling and Family Therapy e. V. looks at systemic-intercultural work in the context of an increasing number of people with migration and refugee experience in Germany.

This conference is dedicated to discussion of the new 'Skilled Immigration Act' and its impact on migration management.

The financial support granted to asylum seekers in Poland has been increased to account for the rising cost of living in the country.

This new programme - delivered by people with lived refugee experience - supports parents, young people, and children with adapting to life in their new country. 

The 'Cash for child development and education' programme provides support to cover school-related expenses, such as primary school supplies, school meals, transportation, extracurricular activities, and furbishing child spaces for learning.

The number of foreign nationals currently employed in Slovakia has risen by 68% since June 2018, and the issue is increasingly receiving attention in public discourse and politics.

This policy brief reviews recent population trends from a European comparative perspective and presents policy recommendations for local decision makers and community leaders.

This study examines opinions among the Viennese population - both those with and without migration experience - of immigration and integration.

This study examines the socio-economic background, current situation and (preliminary) plans of refugee women from Ukraine in Austria in 2023.