We are extremely happy 😻 to see SprINg mentioned as a project capable to offer a collaborative #ecosystem for informed migrant integration, marking a significant stride towards better #integration #policies across Europe.

Read the EUScience&Innovation🇪🇺 article below ⤵️

🔍Exploring Barriers of Integration through a Co-Design Approach!
Want to catch up on sprINg project’s research on inclusion of migrants?
Read the report by IHS Erasmus University Rotterdam about what a co-design trajectory means! 📫👇
🔗bit.ly/3rRBeZy
#SOLIDARSummerRecs 🌴

👏Thrilled to see our #SprINg results published by EU Research Results in the Results Pack on #Migration

You can read the article with the interview to SprINg Coordinator Guia Gilardoni below ⤵️
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🎯The full Results Pack can be found here: bit.ly/3q4u6s9

🎙️Discover the podcast series on refugee sponsorship and integration based on the SprINg project!
Each month our Canadian partner @RefugeeHub discussed the settlement of sponsored newcomers in Canada through conversations with academics & practitioners.
🔗bit.ly/3LMPbj5

Congratulations to your fabulous, purpose driven team, on your excellent work!

It was a pleasure participating in your inclusive workshops & seeing your outcomes!

Look forward to continued collaboration in supporting #integration & social cohesion.

#MigrationEU #EUMigration

As part of @h2020_spring, we mapped 📍 stakeholders & Communities of Practice in over 18 🇪🇺 countries together with @icmc_news.

Check out our final report, in which we outline interesting changes in the #integration landscape since 2015/16⤵️

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👥👥Communities of Practice can play an important role in reducing the knowledge gaps of #integration stakeholders.
In order to harness their contributions, a range of approaches can be applied.

🔎Read our latest policy brief➡️bit.ly/3Z29Fs8 and find out more!

Our 2-year SprINg journey came to an end in Brussels on 31/01.

💭We shared lessons learnt & ongoing challenges, but also an understanding that this is just the beginning to foster sustainable #IntegrationPractices !

From the blog👇🏽
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Check out the 'Good Practice Adaptation Toolkit' - a resource supporting practitioners to successfully adapt #integration practices to their context. The toolkit contains 20 questions to assess the potential success of adapting good practices.

👉bit.ly/adaptation-too…

Within SprINg Erasmus University has conducted a co-design trajectory together with 24 stakeholders from all over Europe addressing barriers to integration.
The new report aims to draw a line under the lessons learned from the journey.

Learn more: bit.ly/3XBtLYH

Stakeholder engagement should include policymakers and practitioners, as well as migrants and refugees. Meaningful stakeholder engagement is key to securing relevance in the design of migrant integration practices and commitment to effective implementation
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📍Today Jasmijn Slootjes is taking part in the “first Opora Foundation Conference: Making sense of data in crisis”, discussing our SprINg toolkit for Evidence-Informed Policymaking in Migrant Integration and our steady work on promoting evidence-informed policymaking.

Yesterday sprINg was invited by the European Commission 🇪🇺 to the seminar “Why reinvent the wheel? How to build on what works in migrant  #integration ' moderated by Barani Luca .
During the event the results obtained by working with #practitioners were shared with policymakers.

📌How do you adapt a good integration practice to your context?
The Good Practice Adaptation Toolkit, developed within the SprINg project, by Migration Policy Group offers a solution to practitioners.

Find out more: bit.ly/3Ia2SGN