The Global-ANSWER research network publishes 18 policy briefs with proposals to rethink local migration policies through a rights-based and participatory approach
The event, to be held on July 8 at the Faculty of Social Work, will bring together researchers from Spain, Italy, and Sweden, as well as representatives from social organizations and civil society.
On 29 May 2025, the event “Immigration and Inclusion in Tuscany: Assessment, Projects, Prospects” was held in Florence, with the participation of the Global-ANSWER TEAM from the University of Florence
Belén Morata, coordinator of the European project Global-ANSWER, took part in a roundtable discussion on the International Day of Living Together in Peace, where she presented some of the best practices identified over the four years of work carried out by this EU-funded initiative under the Horizon 2020 programme, in collaboration with over fifteen universities, institutions, and third-sector organisations from Spain, Italy, and Sweden.
The book coordinated by Roberta Teresa Di Rosa and Giuseppina Tumminelli offers a comprehensive look at the welfare and inclusion of migrants, with special attention to unaccompanied minors in Italy, and proposes practical tools for reception system professionals.
Norma Montesinos talk´s about how she started to be part of the project her role and experience gained in it.
Tuesday 8 April 2025, a meeting will be held at the Municipality of Empoli, dedicated to the reception and care of vulnerable individuals in the Empolese Valdelsa District.
Pina Ferraro talk´s about her role in the Global-Answer project and the contribution of it in her professional life.
Maria Bella Lipi talks about Oxfam Italy and the italian actual migration policies situation.
Ivana Acocella talk´s about qualitative tecniques for social workers and the role of the uniersity of Florence in the Global-Answer project.