The primary goal of the 360 REWIN project is to promote and develop specialized training programs for students in social sciences and health fields. These professionals are crucial for intervening with migrant women who are victims of gender-based violence, providing the appropriate care that addresses their most urgent needs. The specific objectives include: 1. Training professionals to identify, support, and properly manage cases of gender-based violence in the migrant population, with a culturally sensitive approach. 2. Developing digital tools that support various methodologies and adapt to the needs of target groups, including both professionals and migrant women. 3. Creating a Virtual Learning Platform (VLP) to offer training and support services, including access adaptations and multiple languages. 4. Providing guidelines and best practices to support immigrants in issues of violence and gender inequality. 5. Promoting inclusive interventions to directly assist migrant women and their social and family environments through self-managed or professionally assisted training. These objectives aim to improve the inclusion of migrant women and the effectiveness of professionals in their support, using sustainable approaches.
For more details, please consult Annex: 360REWIN_ Final Report_Extended version (no.. The project was designed to address the support needs of migrant women victims of gender-based violence. This group faces higher rates of violence and difficulties accessing resources due to their administrative status and diverse circumstances, despite the United Nations Global Compact on Refugees and the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration calling for specific attention. This underscores the importance of transnational collaboration in developing efficient training programs for future professionals who will support migrant women, particularly in social sciences and health. The focus on university students aims to go beyond incorporating relevant content into curricula, extending to outcomes valuable for professionals and migrant women victims of gender-based violence. The project leverages virtual training to disseminate courses, workshops, and best practice guides, promoting the self-determination of migrant women. Ensuring the project's sustainability is paramount to impacting the quality of life of migrant women, addressing their specific needs.