Migration - a European Challenge

Through globalization, the internet and affordable ways of traveling the world has become very accessible for a lot of people. Never before EU citizens travelled as much as today. On the other side of the coin there are many “involuntary travelers” in many places of the world. People who leave their homes searching for places that can offer them better chances. Current statistics from the UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) count 43 millions of refugees. In our workshop “Migration – a European Challenge” we took a closer look at this discrepancy by pointing out our life situations in Europe on the one handWeiterlesen

Generation Precarious

Precarious jobs and unemployment are currently a European-wide phenomena and the working conditions of the EU-labor market are constantly deteriorating. For people under 30 the unemployment rate reaches as high as 40 %. After schooling there´s often no perspective to find a job. Our transnational youth exchange we discussed about realities of precarious labor conditions in different countries and the discriminations that go along with it. Together with our participants from Portugal, Austria and Germany we especially focussed on approaches of how to deal with and overcome these pecarious situations. Which different stuggles are connected with the issue of precarious labour (gender, migration)? Which organisationsWeiterlesen