The main goal of the project was to strengthen the position of adult activists(including people who have migration experience themselves)in working with migrants by inspiring them with international examples and work methods that they will implement in their local environments.In order to achieve better results,we focused only on the exchange of experiences between activists,but also between them and members of local communities,including ngos working for migrants. The international partnership also ensures the development of organizational, training and language skills of participants.Thanks to transnational activities, participants had the opportunity to practice their language skills,as well as establish international contacts,which they can use when applying for international funding for their next project. As results,we planned to increase the knowledge and experience of participants and non-governmental organizations in the field of international examples of methods of working with migrants.These methods were to be tested, implemented and applied in local communities and result in new projects for migrants and their social environment. Other results:practicing a foreign language,new contacts,learning about Erasmus+.
New areas of activity and topics have emerged in our organization. Especially in 2022, when we became involved in direct assistance and education of the Ukrainian community in Wrocław. We needed substantive support in the form of good practices from countries where activities for migrants are long-term. We wanted to act effectively for the sake of social need. The organizations we met during previous Erasmus Plus projects (Por Ti Mujer and ASSOCIAZIONE STUDENTI PER LA CITTA) also signaled the need to expand their experience with groups with which they had not worked on such a scale, such as the Ukrainian community. Naturally, we decided that it was worth creating a project whose main axis would be the exchange of experiences in the field of cooperation with migrants and refugees for activists directly involved in the implementation and planning of activities in their organizations. As our previous Erasmus + projects have shown, NGO activists are interested in visits abroad, where they can improve, among others, their skills. their language skills, gain new experiences. Unfortunately, fear of establishing international partnerships stopped them from applying for EU funds. We wanted to show them that it is not difficult.