Causes of fleeing

Currently we are looking for partner organisations that work primarily or secondarily on different aspects of the topic migration and also focussing on causes of fleeing. For example environmental organizations that deal primarily with climate change, but also analyse the impact of climate change on migration movements in their conclusions. We want to bring together the different perspectives on several causes of flight. Those causes should embrace the fields security policy, post-colonialism, development policy, ecology/climate justice, humanitarianism and economics. It would be good if your organisation works with non-formal educational approaches, but it is not a mandatory condition.

The idea is not just to include different perspectives on the topic migration, but also perspectives from different regions of Europe and beyond.

For the participation in the project it is necessary to have good English skills to follow the discussions and to enable an active participation in the training lessons.

Until now the partner countries are not defined, that means we are open for interest partners from the countries of the European Union and from the neighbour countries of the EU:

https://www.erasmusplus.org.uk/participating-countries

If you are from another Non-EU country, it is also possible to participate, please feel free to contact us to exchange about opportunities to get involved in the project.

Specifically we want to organize a multi-day training, scheduled in Berlin in autumn of 2019 to bring together those perspectives and educational methods. Our expectation to our partner organisations are to be part of this training course and to prepare the content, the pedagogical methods and to present it to the whole group.

Further intention is that we want to get in touch with possible partners for another up coming project in 2020. It will focus as well on causes of flights but on a global level. This project will take 2 years, begins in autumn 2020 and in this time frame we want to write brochures, blogs or other stuff of public material in different languages