MATILDE Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on ‘Evaluating and enhancing the impact of international migration on rural and mountain areas’ is offering a far-reaching training on the conceptual, methodological and policy-oriented results of MATILDE. With 10 lessons lasting for nearly 20 hours, MATILDE MOOC aims to provide participants with interdisciplinary knowledge
On 14-15 April, in the scope of MATILDE Project, CERMES (Centre for European Refugees, Migration and Ethnic Studies) together with Caritas Harmanli organized a local event in the town of Harmanli, Bulgaria. Guests of the event were invited to take part in a two days series of activities – a policy
Legal, economic, socio-political and cultural barriers to agricultural production in Turkey, what needs to be done and experiences from the field were discussed at a roundtable meeting organized by Istanbul Bilgi University and Support to Life Association. Istanbul Bilgi University European Union Institute and Support to Life Association, the partner organizations
Thought-provoking findings presented in two new MATILDE reports: ‘13 Reports onAction-Research Results in Each Case Study’ and ‘Comparative Report on Action-Research in Rural and Mountain Areas’. After analyzing intensively and profoundly the impact of migration in rural and mountain European areas, the Horizon 2020 project MATILDE publishes two new reports –
Austrian team of the MATILDE project, Carinthia University of Applied Sciences (CUAS) and the City of Villach, organized their first policy roundtable for setting the future course in local and regional migration and integration politics. On Monday, 25th April 2022, the first policy roundtable of the WP6-leader Carinthia University of Applied
Kathrin Zupan and Marika Gruber The integration of migrant women has an important place in the ongoing action research activities which takes place in the Villach region, Austria. Kathrin Zupan and Marika Gruber, MATILDE researches from CUAS shared their experiences with their interactions with migrant women, highlighting Arabesc Summer Festival which
Italian team of the MATILDE and supporting partner of the project, Forum Disuguaglianze Diversità (Forum Disparities and Diversity) organizing together an online meeting on 10 March. Can foreigners arriving in Italy be considered as a resource for territories resilience and development? Is this particularly true for territories such as rural, mountainous
MATILDE, focusing on the impact of migration on the local development of rural and mountain regions, together with other 9 EU-funded Horizon 2020 projects are organizing a joint policy roundtable. Horizon 2020 projects will present their preliminary results on the economic, cultural and political impact of the presence of refugees and
CERMES (Center for European Refugee, Migration and Ethnic Studies) organized a thematic week ‘Diversity and Migration’ in occasion of December 18, International Migrants Day, in New Bulgarian University with the support of the MATILDE project. Science, teaching and art opened various horizons for understanding the links of migration with development and
Alberto Bertone, one of the winners of the MATILDE photography competition, prepared a photo essay inspired by the online workshop on visual storytelling given by photographer Opher Thomson as the competition award. Bertone photographed a day with Matteo and Francesca, who run the Presa delle Rose hamlet in Valgioie, Turin; while
MATILDE is a 3-year project funded by EU Horizon 2020 facility, focusing on the impact of migration on the local development of rural and mountain regions. The project develops and tests a transdisciplinary conceptual and methodological framework for a multidimensional assessment of the economic and social impacts of Third Country Nationals (TNCs). MATILDE is led by the University of Eastern Finland. Project Coordinator: Prof. Jussi P.Laine.
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