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Purpose
  • Support Personnel

This project's key aim is to strengthen the capacity of professionals (of the social and employment sector) in answering the needs of LGBTQI refugees, migrants, and asylum seekers. This will be achieved by developing a sustainable training programme that will enlighten professionals on the challenges posed by the double stigma attached to this community. The programme will give a profound insight into basic concepts related to LGBTQI people's rights and needs, as well as the culture of the LGBTQI migrants’/refugees' countries of origin with a view to providing personalized support and a specific methodology regarding their integration into the culture and reality of the host country.

To set the basis for the design of the most appropriate tools and training programme in order to build the knowledge and skills of

educators and professionals of the employment and social sector, a research was performed following a two-folded approach: 1) identifying the currently existing initiatives targeting LGBTQI migrants, in order to establish a strong base upon which to build but also discern the potential training areas to strengthen; 2) identifying the needs of educators and professionals of the employment and social sector supporting migrants in terms of skills and competencies in order to be better able to support them through the design of the most appropriate tools and training content.

Whereupon a brief national report presenting the main findings and conclusions was produced by each partner, while a consolidated comparative transnational report built upon the findings of the national reports will be produced by the output leader. These national and European reports will therefore be the cornerstone for the capacity building programme

Thereafter, the consortium will develop and make available on an online platform a training programme for educators and professionals of the employment and social sector supporting migrants, aiming at fulfilling the particular needs of migrants coming from LGBTQI backgrounds. The end goal is to design a comprehensive capacity building programme that will allow educators and professionals working with migrants to effectively support LGBTQI migrants in enrolling into Adult Education programmes, both in formal and informal settings.

Title Queer Migrants
Date launched 31/12/2020
Status (Ongoing, forthcoming) Ongoing
Type of Resource
  • Digital resources
Purpose
  • Support Personnel
Online or Blended Online
Learning outcomes

The training programme will respond to both factors contributing to the stigmatization of LGBTQI migrants, and in particular:

  • On the particularities of the end beneficiaries of the training programme (LGBTQI migrants) because of their cultural characteristics (migrant background).
  • On the particularities of the end beneficiaries of the training programme (LGBTQI migrants) because of their sexual orientation (LGBTQI background).
Target group Professionals working in services related to migrants, refugees and asylum seekers.
Evaluation results/ monitoring plan

N/A

Learning assessment

N/A

Recognition or certification of learning

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) accreditation

Europass Aligned with all basic Europass fields
Financing and sustainability model

Erasmus+

KA204 - Strategic Partnerships for adult education
Leading Organization

INDEPENDENT ACADEMIC RESEARCH STUDIES INTERNATIONAL

INSTITUTE (IARS), UK
Contact Person This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Website https://queermigrants.netsons.org
Is this initiative country-specific? If yes, please specify the country No