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Reversing the trend and recognising potential: towards more evidence based policies on integration of migrants and refugees in the EU
On the 4th of December from 10am to 1pm, the SIRIUS project, together with CEPS, wishes to open a dialogue among different actors that aims to move beyond discussion and debate regarding ‘border ma
Labour market integration in Switzerland: Civil Society Barriers and Enablers
A successful labour market integration is typically the result of joint efforts from various actors and stakeholders from the public, private, and civil so
Labour Market Integration in Italy: The Role of Civil Society Organisations in a Fragmented System.
Mattia Collini
The Emerging Role of NGOs in the Labour Market Integration of Migrants in Finland
Ilona Bontenbal and Nathan Lillie
Labour market integration in Greece: Civil society actors managing emergency and transition
Christos Bagavos
SIRIUS project represented at the RUC Data Talks
Professor Michelle Pace of Roskilde University has represented the SIRIUS project at a new initiative on Research Data Management.
New Working Paper: Shifts in the size of the labour force of European countries
The SIRIUS project today
NGO calls on EU and UN to offer greater support for Syrian refugees in Turkey
The NGO Human Rights Watch has called for the European Union to continue to support the registration and protection of Syrian refugees in Turkey, but said it should also resettle more Syrian refuge
Labour Market Integration in Denmark: Civil Society Barriers and Enablers
Somdeep Sen and Michelle Pace
Policy Brief on the role of Civil Society Organizations
The SIRIUS project has just released its latest policy brief which presents evidence and policy considerations regarding the role Civil Society Organizations play in the labour market integration o
When Home Won’t Let You Stay
When Home Won’t Let You Stay: Migration Through Contemporary Art is on show at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston from 23 October to 26 January Featuring 40 artworks created by