Join the Minosia Labyrinth - become a strategic partner!

As Europe faces a political climate marked by increasing restrictions on migration and rising populist rhetoric, the role of political education is more critical than ever. We are looking for new partner organisations active in the fields of migration, social inclusion, and non-formal education to join our project activities in 2026.

The Method: EduLARP (Educational Life-Action Roleplay)
Minosia Labyrinth is a unique EduLARP designed to explore the complexities of migration and inclusion. Unlike traditional methods, this immersive simulation allows participants to step into different roles such as migrants, officials, and social actors to experience the systemic barriers and power dynamics of the migration process first-hand.

This interactive approach is designed to:
* Foster deep empathy and reflection through lived experience.
* Challenge personal biases and societal stereotypes.
* Provide a powerful toolbox for discussing social inclusion and human rights.

Learn more about the method at: www.minosia.eu

We are inviting your organisation and staff to participate in three major mobility activities:
* Activity 1 - Get to know the method: June 2026
* Activity 2 - Train facilitators - become partner: September2026
* Activity 3 - Let’s try it out together!: Dezember 2026/January 2027
+ Additional online-conference meetings/lessons between July and January 2027

A key component of this project is the transfer of innovation and the integration of new organisations in the Minosia Labyrinth network. We are offering an intensive qualification course for selected youth workers and educators from your team and support the orgnaisations in a counselling process. This allows your organisation to:
* Become certified facilitators of the Minosia Labyrinth method.
* Learn how to implement the EduLARP in your own country for future local projects.
* Expand your toolkit with innovative, non-formal educational techniques for your staff.

Why Partner with us?
* Build Resilience: Empower your team and community to better understand and combat growing public hostility towards migrants.
* Networking: Connect with a trans-cultural network of facilitators and implementing organisations across Europe.

Note: English language skills are required for all participants. Please be aware that the Minosia Labyrinth method and the current facilities are not yet barrier-free.

Are you ready to bring this transformative journey to your organisation and region?