ZABALA’s IMMERSE project took part in UNICEF’s #GoBlue campaign to mark the 30th anniversary of the adoption of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Partners of the IMMERSE project – which aims to foster migrant childern’s long-term integration in Europe and ensure social cohesion, including ZABALA have adeared to UNICEF’s World Children’s Day celebrated on the 20th of November – a global day of action for children, by children.
Within this context, in the lead up to the World Children’s day, the IMMERSE project conducted a month long campaign aimed at creating debate on social media about migrant children’s rights and reflect on the concept of integration and its long-term implications.
You can follow the conversations on the IMMERSE Twitter account @IMMERSE_H2020 and visit the IMMERSE website.
The IMMERSE project seeks to identify and map the main stakeholders in migrant children’s social an educational integration. It’s main objective is to define a new integrated methodology to generate and monitor quantitative and qualitative data and develop a set of recommendations on the integration of refugees and migrant children in Europe. ZABALA takes part in the project leading the activities related to social awareness and stakeholders engagement.
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