We are pleased to announce the publication of the 3rd article, entitled “The SeHeMe in Tunisia : Radio Outreach 21 March, 2023”, on the SEE ME, HEAR ME Project website, written by Inès Mansouri , from PADIL.
Projets
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Bizerte mobile bridge - Tunisia
We are pleased to announce the publication of the 2nd article, entitled “Through a migrant’s eye: SeHeMe Project Case Studies in Tunisia”, on the SEE ME, HEAR ME Project website, written by Inès Mansouri , from PADIL
We are pleased to announce the publication of our latest article, entitled “Navigating the shores of hope: migrants and the SeHeMe project in Tunisia”, on the SEE ME, HEAR ME Project website, written by Inès Mansouri , from PADIL
C'est avec enthousiasme que nous vous dévoilons la plus récente mise à jour concernant le projet SEHEME (Juin 2023).
Financé par le PROGRAMME ERASMUS+ sous le n° – 2022-1-PT02-KA220-YOU-000087351, la motivation du projet SeHeMe découle des difficultés auxquelles sont confronté(e)s les jeunes migrant(e)s et réfugié(e)s lors de leur tentative d'intégration dans la société du pays d'accueil.
The SeheMe project!
The motivation for SeHeMe project derived from the difficulties, which young migrants and refugees face during their attempt to get integrated into the society of the host country. According to Eurostat, from 2015 to 2018, 1.9 million people received international protection in the EU, either as refugees or as beneficiaries of subsidiary protection, or received a humanitarian residence permit. More than 80% were below the age of 34. Many of those granted asylum are young people. They are likely to stay and settle in the EU.
