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.
The photography workshops of the BRIDGES project, with the support of ANTIGONE, continued for the second week. We appreciate the hospitality of “Tattooligans” centre and
The Covid-19 pandemic forces the EU-funded BRIDGES project into the digital world CSIT is a partner in the EU Bridges project, whose main objective is
On the 27 th of February 2020 the association Cospe, with the partnership of the association Il Prisma, organized the presentation of the photographic course
The workshop is one of the sports activities included in the BRIDGES programme currently taking place in Tortosa. Classes began on 12 February and take
In the City of Zagreb, which is also the capital for integration of refugees and migrants in Croatia, we are enriched with atelier that hosts
The workshop forms part of the cultural activities included in the European programme BRIDGES taking place in Tortosa. Classes started on 10 January and the
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.
