Bridges experiments collaborative integration practices in the local communities of 4 EU countries (Italy, Croatia, Greece and Spain) in order to encourage dialogue and mutual enrichment among all citizens living in a territory, generating social innovation and strengthening the community as a whole. Through sports, cultural activities and community services designed and implemented by community residents (natives and migrants) in a participatory and inclusive process, the project promotes EU values of inclusion of migrants and refugees and solidarity among citizens, providing at the same time innovative solutions to common needs.
This activity, implemented in collaboration with a local grassroots initiative called Scuolina di Poggio alla Croce (Poggio alla Croce Little School), has allowed young asylum
“Parlamondo” is a service activated by COSPE after the Italian government promulgated some emergency economic measures to sustain vulnerable households affected by the closure of
The proposal forms part of the cultural programme of the BRIDGES project currently underway in Tortosa. The workshop was brought to a halt because of
The reconstruction of the BRIDGES methodology, for the real social cohesion, through the interviews to the members of the BRIDGES’ network «BRIDGES also taught me
Participants and volunteers talk about the changes in Florence caused by the Corona Pandemic “In the beginning, each of us worked separately, each association on
In response to the situation generated by Coronavirus, COSPE and IParticipate have activated through the Bridges project an online service for helping elementary and middle
Co-funded by the European Union’s Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund.
BRIDGES brings together 4 cities, 5 European countries and 9 partners to challenge xenophobia, cultural barriers and social divisions through codesign, sports, culture and community services.
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Co-funded by the European Union’s Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund.
