Migrants
The successful integration of migrants is key to the future well-being, prosperity and cohesion of European societies. Although Member States are primarily responsible for integration, local authorities must help with policy coordination, exchange of knowledge and financial resources, and the promotion of social cohesion.
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RUMOURLESS CITIES
RUMOURLESS CITIES
The RUMOURLESS CITIES Transfer network is focused on the transfer of a good practice established by the municipality of Amadora which addresses a...
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Improving children’s education for a sustainable urban future
URBACT is helping European cities find – and share – new ways to support children’s education for a better future.
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Opening minds to fight prejudice
Schools can act as city hubs to combat rumours and intolerance.
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The do’s and don’ts of urban journalism. Tips from the editor of Guardian Cities
Chris Michael shares his advice on how to write compelling city stories.
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Rumours or reality?
Programme Lead Expert, Ruth Essex, shares her insights into promoting social cohesion and challenging the nature of rumour- ideas from her experience...
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'Cities in Action-Stories of Change’ publication just released!
Discover how 40 URBACT cities across Europe have brought positive impact in their population in terms of urban mobility, jobs and skills, reuse of...
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