Humelody: Together we are stronger! Migrants play an important role in enriching societies, but to make this happen, a process of mutual understanding, democracy, and respect for human rights is needed. In these days when we have left Christmas behind us, Pope Francis inspires us with his words that reflect the mission of Humelody: “Migrants […]
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Happy International Human Rights Day! Today is International Human Rights Day and we hope that this important day will bring peace, harmony, and more dialogue to our communities. This year, we are very proud to launch the “Humelody” project, which we launched in September 2024. The project focuses on young migrants and human rights and
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🌍✨Discover Our New Project and Website! ✨🌍 At Društvo Medkulturni Dialog, we are thrilled to announce the launch of an exciting new project in collaboration with our lead partner from Austria, Lernpoint, and our partner from Poland, Dunaj Dialog Institute! 💡🤝 📢As part of this project, our website www.humelody.com is now live!🎉 📌On the website,
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NEW FACES – In my opinion, all newcomers must do more to get equal opportunities in Slovenia. It doesn’t matter whether you are in Germany, England, or Slovenia – as a newcomer you have to make an effort to integrate and make your own life in your new home in a peaceful way. The BODE+
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We recently had our second project meeting with Humelody partners, the Vienna Institute from Poland and Lernpoint from Austria. In this meeting, we worked on a handbook for young migrants entitled “Our Rights, Our Future”, which could be a handbook for youth workers working with young migrants. Possible chapters in the handbook are: Understanding the
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NEW IMAGES – True story: ‘I had a few English lessons in my home country before I arrived and knowing another language has helped me a lot with all the adjustment processes here. Of course, for many foreigners here, the most important thing is to know the Slovenian language. Compared to that, the rest is
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3 productive days for coexistence! From 7 to 10 October, we were in Paris! This visit was part of the project “A City for Everyone”, led by the Peace Institute in partnership with the municipalities of Ljubljana, Zagreb, and Budapest. We visited the Paris City Hall to discuss how the city is fighting discrimination and racism, especially
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An inspiring meeting on migration, integration, and intercultural dialogue! On Friday, 4 October, we held an event at Hotel Celica, organized by Tür an Tür from Augsburg, Bavaria, Germany, and the Peace Institute of Slovenia. The aim of the event was to facilitate the meeting between organizations from Germany working in the field of migration
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NEW FACES – True story: ‘We need to understand that most foreigners here in Slovenia are educated and are just looking for a safe life. In my opinion, as I said before, learning the local language is the key to integration and this is the biggest problem for foreigners in Slovenia right now, because there
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On 1st July, together with our local partners ADRA Slovenia and the Cultural Association Gmajna, we presented our project BODE+! Launched in 2023, the BODE+ project aims to support democratic advocacy for rights and integration in Slovenia. After several years of field work, personal interviews and focus groups with people with migration experience and contributions
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