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Migration - Empowerment - Integration - Netzwerke
Start date: Dec 1, 2007,

Involving partners from Austria, Bulgaria, Germany, Italy, Lithuania and Spain, the Migration-Empowerment-Integration-Networks (MEIN) project aimed at developing a new Intercultural Education concept. Activities involved the development and testing of a course for practitioners working specifically with immigrant groups. Course content, tested with trainers from 5 partner countries, covered intercultural education, methods of empowerment, competencies identification, concepts of case management and self-directed learning, each accessible online via a dedicated learning platform.