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Research and direct experience show that female financial empowerment leads to better migrant-inclusion outcomes, note @sandilyaH of @PhoenixProjEU and Zhivka Deleva. bit.ly/360HJyg
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Congratulations to @PhoenixProjEU and @FESCyprus on two wonderful panels and a reception hosted at The Base by @CyprusInno covering migration, inclusion, and female #refugee and migrant-led businesses We really enjoyed the informative discussion and inspiring stories 💡!
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My latest for @ForeignPolicy. The Belarusian regime's actions on the Polish border are sinister but the EU's hostile and dysfunctional migration and asylum policies have long made it ripe for exploitation by dictators foreignpolicy.com/2021/11/11…
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I recently wrote a review of Amir's Blue Elephant by @MelissaHekkers, where she moves past the headlines and explores the complexities as well as the humanity she found in #Moria #refugee camp in Greece in 2015.
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Check out a new podcast I’ve been working on with the @PhoenixProjEU team! In the first episode we discuss some of the findings of our survey on the impacts of #COVID on #refugees #migrants and #asylumseekers in Cyprus.
It's official! Migration 2.0 Podcast, a collaboration with @FESCyprus, is our now and on all major streaming platforms. Our latest episode about the impacted of #COVID19 on #migrants in #Cyprus is out now, with @skmorsheimer and @hfaustmann.
fescyprus.org/media/
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Replying to @PhoenixProjEU
@PhoenixProjEU, in collaboration w/ @FESCyprus & VOIS, is conducting research on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on international students & migrants in northern Cyprus.
Please take a few minutes out to fill this survey. Anonymity to be respected: survey.zohopublic.eu/zs/PcB8…
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While #COVID19 has affected us all, it disproportionately impacts those on the margins. Check out a report that the @PhoenixProjEU research team and I put together analyzing those impacts on #refugees and #migrants in #Cyprus 👉 reliefweb.int/report/cyprus/…
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On November 12, the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung - FES Cyprus @FESCyprus & Project Phoenix launched the 1st Part of the transdisciplinary study:
A systemic analysis of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on refugees, migrants & asylum seekers in Cyprus.
@voiscyprus was invited (1)
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Cyprus is often overlooked in the Mediterranean #migration story. Check out two pieces from @newhumanitarian:
Overlapping crises in Lebanon fuel migration to Cyprus: thenewhumanitarian.org/news-…
Murder, media frenzy, and poor refugee integration in Cyprus: thenewhumanitarian.org/news-…
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As an asylum seeker in Cyprus, Leatitia grew wary of the negative labels often put on displaced people. Now a recognized #refugee, she makes & sells shirts that tell a different story about her community 🙌🌎
#RefugeesWelcome #FridayFeeling @PhoenixProjEU bit.ly/2YCoy7A
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Ending Direct Provision now becomes government policy.
For the moment, these are simply words on a page and disentangling ourselves from a 20 year old system is a huge task.
Implementation is everything.
Nonetheless this is hugely significant moment which we strongly welcome.
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On #WorldRefugeeDay2020:
"States must uphold the right to #asylum in Europe and the principle of non-refoulement; the response to the pandemic should not be used to undermine the rights of #Refugees", said @SecGenCaritasEu, Maria Nyman.
#whatishome
bit.ly/2YeyPqv
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Hospitals all over India are either denying Muslim patients or segregating them from Hindu patients.
indianexpress.com/article/ci…
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'Hitting the poorest hardest', an article in @TheEconomist where @CaritasItaliana explains that many more people in need have turned to them for support after feeling the impact of #COVID19
@iamCARITAS
#CaritasOnCovid19
Italy's vast informal sector and reliance upon short-term contracts make it acutely vulnerable to the economic effects of the pandemic econ.trib.al/pf2NB7i
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We stand in solidarity - but we must take action on the injustices here in Ireland too.
Contact your TDs and demand an end to the dehumanising and hateful system of Direct Provision.
Go support @masi_asylum & @DorasIRL in any way you can
#BlackLivesMatter #EndDirectProvision
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Ousman Uman (Nasco Feeding Minds), Natasha Mayerhofer (Panda's Cake Coffee), Babacar Ndoye (Top Manta), Norma Véliz (Mujeres Palante), Pelín Doğan (Col•lectiva'T) shares their stories of struggle, achievement, and #migrantentrepreneurship
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.@MelanioBar, director de @RedesAyuda: El Estado se ha encargado de crear marcos legales como la Ley contra el Odio para de alguna forma disfrazar la censura que ha mantenido a los venezolanos lejos de la información. #TVVNoticias por #VIVOplay: goo.gl/kQzJBx
#TVVNoticias
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Immigrants Create Jobs – Small Loans Can Help: New Research on the Impact of Supporting Underserved Entrepreneurs nextbillion.net/immigrants-c… #SocInn cc @PhoenixProjEU
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Co-construïm el nostre negoci per després treballar pèrdues i guanys junts i en context #aracoop75





























