The VIW project (2020-1-ES01-KA203-082364) project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This web site reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
The VIW project partnership made contacts with web sites focusing on the field of education. The VIW project was presented to the web masters and a link to the VIW project portal was made so that those who will access the selected web sites can also access, through a direct link, the VIW portal.
Pixel is partner in the VIW project. Pixel website provides information about the project together with a direct link to the Portal. Users from Universities, Associations, Public bodies, Training Agencies, Schools, participants in the International Conferences on Education and people interested in the seminars/masters visit Pixel website (estimated visits are around 12.000 users each year). They may now learn about and benefit from the VIW project
During the 11th edition of the Future of Education, International Conference held online (on a highly interactive e-Platform) on 1-2 July 2021, Elisabetta Delle Donne presented the VIWproject describing the project aims and activities. The tweet provides a direct link to the project portal then all the users (partners, lecturers, associated partners and people interested in the project) may now learn about and benefit from the VIW project.
University Pablo de Olavide is partner in the VIW project. The website of this university has provided information about the project to make the proposal known to the university community and inform about the impact that will be achieved with this initiative. By putting the web link to the project portal, the different members of the university community and society will be able to obtain more information about the proposal. Specifically, it is estimated that approximately 13,000 people per year visit the university's website. The users being Researchers, Schools Students, Trainers, General Public, Training Agencies, Association, Enterprises, Experts, Public Bodies and other Universities
The Peace Institute is partner in the VIW project. PI website provides information about the project together with a direct link to the Portal. Users from Universities, Associations, Public bodies, Training Agencies, Schools, participants in the International Conferences and people interested in the seminars/masters visit PI website (estimated visits of the website were not recorded, but the data for separate posts show that more than 2.000 users were informed about the VIW project). They may now learn about and benefit from the VIW project
University of Florence, Italy (UNIFI & Università degli Studi di Firenze), namely Department FORLIPSI, is partner of the European VIW Project. Dedicated UNIFI website provides information (description, goals, expected results) on the Project along with direct links to the VIW Portal, VIW Facebook page, and Project Partners, as well as main UNIFI contacts. Users from Universities, Research centres, Schools and else educational institutions (of any levels), Training agencies, Associations, NGOs, Public bodies, as also any external visitors interested in the educational and cultural offer from the University of Florence, daily visit the UNIFI website. In terms of potential users and visitors, suffice it to say that the University of Florence is one of the biggest in Italy, being an important and influential centre for research and higher training: it hosts 1.800 lecturers and internal research staff, 1.600 technical and administrative staff, and over 1.600 research assistants and doctoral students; it offers a wide range of study programmes at various levels and in all areas of knowledge: 126 courses organised in ten Schools with 51.000 students yearly.
The University of Laguna is an associated partner. On their website they have provided all the information related to VIW in the Erasmus Projects section, providing the link to the project. As it is a public university, there are multiple and diverse groups that access the web, highlighting: students, universities, researchers and professionals from different fields. Considering the number of the university community, it can be estimated that approximately 275.575 people access the university website per year.
GIAS is the Socio-educational Action Research Group that collaborates in the VIW project. Information on the project has been published on the GIAS website along with a direct link to the Portal. The GIAS website will be visited by Universities, researchers, students, associations, participants in international seminars and congresses related to education, migration and gender. It is estimated that around 1000 users a year visit the GIAS website. They may now learn about and benefit from the VIW project.
The University of Almería is an Associated Partner of the Voices of Immigrant women project. His website is often visited by other universities, researchers, students and other interested people. It is estimated that the number of visits that the web can have is around 200 people. Due to the diffusion that they have made on their website about VIW, the visitors of the web will be able to have more information about the project and easily access the official website of VIW.
The Ibero-American Society of Social Pedagogy, "of an international and permanent nature", was born with the desire to be an open and plural space, built with the participation of all people who are interested in Social Education-Social Pedagogy as a field of knowledge, reflection and action: a collective of inclusive, comfortable and welcoming belongings. So much so that the initial signs of identity, such as "Iberian Society", would transform it, two years after its constitution, into "IberoAmerican Society". And only the renewed desire of its partners can prevent it from being in the future "Latin American", "Eurolatinoamericana", or even "Euroamericana de Pedagogía Social" ... in a game of denominations, to a certain degree geographic and cultural, but also scientific and academic. The Ibero-American Society of Social Pedagogy is an associate member of the VIW project. The profile of the visitors is university professors, doctoral students, professionals dedicated to Social Pedagogy. The estimate of visits in a year is 24.4 thousand visits.They may now learn about and benefit from the VIW project.
CESSMA/IRD is partner in the VIW project. CESSMA/IRD website provides information about the project together with a direct link to the Portal. The Users from Universities, Associations, Public bodies, Training Agencies, Schools, participants in the International Conferences on Education and people interested in the seminars/masters can get the information of the project on the website of CESSMA and can also visit the website of the project. They may now learn about and benefit from the VIW project.
IPB (Instituto Politécnico de Bragança) is partner in the VIW project. IPB website provides information about the project together with a direct link to the Portal. Users from IPB (students, researchers and teachers), other elements of the community, namely primary and secondary school teachers, health professionals, third sector workers and other professionals, may become aware of the VIW Project.
The CIEB (The Research Centre in Basic Education) based at the Instituto Politécnico de Bragança, on its website publishes several research projects in which its members are involved. The VIW project is publicized and a direct link to the Project website is provided. The CIEB page is consulted by several researchers in the field of basic education, higher education students from various Higher education Institutions, and also elementary school teachers.
The CEAD (Research Center for Adult Education and Community Intervention) based at the University of Algarve, on its website publishes several research projects in which its members are involved. The VIW project is publicized and a direct link to the Project website is provided. The CEAD page is consulted by several researchers in the field of adult education, higher education students from various Higher Education Institutions, and also third sector and NGO professionals.
EPLO is partner in the VIW project. EPLO’s website contains information about all projects carried out by the Technical Cooperation Department including information about the ViW project together with a direct link to the Portal. Users from Public bodies, Universities, Associations, Training Agencies, other international organization, students and people interested in the activities of EPLO (seminars, projects, events) visit EPLO’s website (estimated visits are around 29,650 users per month or 355,000 each year).
Fundación Emet Arco Iris, through Programa ödos, is partner in the VIW project. Our work consists of specialized care for people with addiction problems, minors at risk, and Humanitarian reception of women accompanied by minors arriving by boat. Our website is aimed at people, institutions or entities that may need the services we provide, or that they or a family member are in a vulnerable situation. Also to make society aware of these realities. The estimated number of visitors is 2000
Programme Ödos of humanitarian shelter for migrant women accompanied by minors in vulnerable situations, at risk of falling into human trafficking networks. It is a comprehensive accompaniment and intervention project. A personalised protection itinerary is drawn up, attending to the specificities of each case, and they receive comprehensive attention in the legal-administrative, health, psychological, social and educational areas with the aim of favouring the protection and psychosocial wellbeing of the families.
CoPESA is a Public Law Corporation with a representative nature of the profession, which has among its functions the organization of activities and provision of common services of a professional, educational, cultural and social, welfare and similar nature, which are of interest to people collegiate, as well as promote and encourage the improvement of professional activity and the permanent training of collegiate people.
The PPDM- Plataforma Portuguesa dos Direitos das Mulheres [Portuguese Platform for Women's Rights] is a social, cultural and humanist association, non-profit making and independent from a partisan, administrative and confessional point of view, with NGOsDMs as members. It was created on the 12th of November 2004 with the aim of building synergies for reflection and collective action, in order to promote equal opportunities between women and men and the defence of women's rights, using a variety of means, including research, lobbying, dissemination, communication, awareness raising and training.
The BOB Institute is a community for the emancipation of people, a place of knowledge, trust, solidarity and mutual support. A centre for young people, where we encourage reflection, shed light on overlooked topics and draw attention to injustices. We support, develop and enable opportunities and give voice to young people. We work in accordance with our principles and values, and always according to the principle of participatory youth work to support the individual, community and society. As recognized/known interlocutors, we are heard and taken into account, and we successfully establish a dialogue between young people, decision-makers, experts and other relevant stakeholders. The BOB Institute is financially independent, manages finances efficiently and has an established long-term personnel strategy. It is a centre that is driven by continuous improvement of expertise and care for the transfer of knowledge both among employees and external colleagues. We work and educate in stimulating spaces, and we also share our professional knowledge outside the boundaries of the building, in the fields around Ljubljana and beyond.
SLOGA is a platform of non-governmental organizations (NGOs), which work in the field of international development cooperation, global education and humanitarian aid. The aim of the SLOGA platform is to connect and strengthen the partnerships among Slovenian NGOs, which are active and/or are raising awareness of Slovenian and European public about uneven distribution of global wealth and subsequent significance of global solidarity and interdependence. Main task of SLOGA is to monitor and actively cooperate in the design, implementation and evaluation of Slovenian and European policies of international development cooperation, with the aim of advocating for the public interest on the field of social balance and responsibility, respect of human rights, equal opportunities, education, solidarity, sustainable development and greater integration of vulnerable social groups into decision-making processes in the context of development cooperation. Thus, SLOGA actively cooperates with political decision-makers and representatives of Slovenian media. SLOGA is organizing education and training activities for development NGOs, is informing relevant stakeholders about contemporary issues on national, European and global level on weekly basis, is linking NGOs in the consortium partnerships for joint candidatures for European and national calls, and is encouraging all interested stakeholders to cooperate in SLOGA’s working groups.
CIPA (International College of Psychanalyst and Anthropology) is an association working in the interdisciplinary of psychoanalyse and anthropology. Users interested by these two disciplines and their articulation, including university students, training agencies, schools, professionals visit the website of CIPA.
Savigny Avenir is an association founded in a research action I terms of local democracy. It spreads information and research results to a general public for diffusion of knowledge and their dissemination. The website published an article about the Multiplier Event and the VIW project.
DUPO is the online journal of the University Pablo de Olavide (Seville, Spain).
The Mensageiro de Bragança is a regional weekly newspaper and the newspaper with the most subscribers and largest circulation in the Northeast Transmontano, with subscribers throughout the national territory, Portuguese-speaking countries and Portuguese emigrant communities around the world, with special emphasis on Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Belgium, Brazil, Macau, Mozambique, Canada, USA, among others.
Public school, exclusively for secondary education, with scientific-humanistic courses, professional courses and EFA (Educação, Formação e Aprendizagem - Education, Training and Learning). The website of Gago Coutinho Secondary School is consulted by the whole school community and also by public and private entities with which the school has protocols. It should be noted that this secondary school, located in Alverca, has a considerable migrant community.
The Centre of African Studies of Porto University (CEAUP) is an organization of research and multidisciplinary cooperation founded in 1997. It assembles researchers, university lecturers and students from national and international institutions. The site of the Centre for African Studies is consulted by researchers, teachers and higher education students who are interested in issues related to global development, southern epistemologies and decolonial research, among other research areas.
The CPCJ – Comissão de Proteção de Crianças e Jovens de Bragança. The CPCJ [Commissions for the Protection of Children and Young People] are non-judicial official institutions with functional autonomy, whose mission is to promote the rights of children and young people, prevent or put an end to situations likely to affect their safety, health, training, education or integral development. The CPCJ page is inserted in the Bragança City Council page, so the whole community has access. All the public bodies with which CPCJ works together (e.g. schools, health services, social security, security forces, child and youth protection services and juvenile courts) consult the page regularly.
ANCE is an associated partner in the VIW project. ANCE NGO announced its participation in the Final Conference in Athens in a news post on LinkedIn, including a link to the project website of VIW. ANCE has almost 1,000 followers on LinkedIn.
Webpage of Prof. George Koulierakis at the University of West Attica, including a link to the ViW project.
Lola Lyberopoulous’ LinkedIn account has a total of 6114 connections. The project VIW was included in the list of projects, as well as in news feed items.
Lea Stavrou is a programme manager at EPLO. She contributed to the organisation of the evaluation of the piloting and final conference organisation. The project VIW was included in her list of projects.
Maria Poulopoulou is a programme manager at EPLO. She contributed to the project management, dissemination, contacts with NGOs and civil society, as well as with the whole recruitment process for the piloting of the E-learning programme. The project VIW was included in her list of projects. She has a total of 750 contacts.
Webpage of Assistant Prof. Theodoros Fouskas at the University of West Attica, including a link to the VIW project.
The Interdisciplinary Centre of Women's, Gender and Feminist Studies (CINEF) is a University Research Centre created in 2021 by professors from the Master Programme in Gender & Equality. Nowadays, it comprises more than 50 members (professors, researchers and PhD students) of different faculties, departments and research groups doing research on gender, feminist and diversity studies. CINEF is part of the Spanish network of University Gender Studies. Its aim is promoting, coordinating and disseminating scientific and technical research on gender studies, as well as specialized advice and teaching in Gender Equality, and working together on the initiatives carried out in Pablo de Olavide University in this field. CINEF will collaborate with Voices of Immigrant Women in the dissemination of activities and project results through the participation of its members in conferences, workshops and seminars.
AntropoLogiche is an Associated partner of the VIW Project. AntropoLogiche Association was established in 2004, within the University of Florence, by the will of researchers in various fields of ethno-anthropological disciplines, interested in the study and elaboration of theories and in the practical application of the results of ethnographic research. Among its main areas of research: Social and Cultural Anthropology, Migrations, Gender Studies, Environment, Religions, Mythology, etc. AntropoLogiche website provides information about the Project together with a direct link to the Portal. Users from Universities, Research Centres and Foundations, Associations/NGOs, Public bodies, Training Agencies, Schools, visit AntropoLogiche website. They may now learn about and benefit from the VIW Project and its IOs/Products.
Progetto Arcobaleno Association is an Associated partner of the VIW Project. Arcobaleno is a social promotion association active in Florence since 1985. It offers a range of services to migrants, such as reception, Italian language school, cultural-linguistic mediation for schools, legal advice, projects and cooperation, awareness campaigns, publications, etc. Arcobaleno website provides information about the Project together with a direct link to the Portal. Users from Associations/NGOs (both autochthonous and immigrant), Public bodies, Schools, Training Agencies, Universities, etc. visit Arcobaleno website (estimated visits: around 34.500). They may now learn about and benefit from the VIW Project and its IOs/Products.
LiMo - Linguaggi in Movimento is a social enterprise founded in 2014 by a group of language facilitators (F) specialised in teaching Italian as a second language, language training, and intercultural education, first aimed at citizens of foreign origin, including workshops open to everyone. LiMo posted VIW information and a direct link to the Project Portal on both its website and Facebook page. On its website, VIW information is briefly announced on the home page among activities, and then illustrated in the News section. LiMo website and Facebook page are both meeting points for visitors coming from Associations/NGOs (both autochthonous and immigrant), Schools, Language schools, Training Agencies, Universities, Public bodies, etc. (estimated visits of LiMo Facebook page: around 1.117). They may now learn about and benefit from the VIW Project and its IOs/Products.
Nosotras ONLUS is an Association of migrant and autochthonous women, and also an Associated partner of the VIW project. Nosotras is an important reality in the socio-cultural and socio-political life of immigrant communities in Florence engaged with women’s empowerment, gender-based violence, antidiscrimination, training, and awareness campaigns. On its website, VIW information is briefly announced before entering the News section, and then illustrated among the News, bringing both VIW information and a direct link to the Project Portal. Nosotras website and other social media are meeting points for visitors coming from Associations/NGOs (both autochthonous and immigrant), Schools, Language schools, Training Agencies, Universities, Public bodies, etc. (estimated number of followers according to Nosotras Facebook page: around 3.500). They may now learn about and benefit from the VIW Project and its IOs/Products.
The PAeSI Project (Public Administration and Foreign Immigrants) was born in 2004 as part of the Tuscany Regional Action Plan on development of e-government, and is the result of a collaboration between the Tuscany Region, the Prefecture of Florence (local government body), and the Institute of Legal Informatics and Judicial Systems (ITTIG, CNR - National Research Council). PAeSI posted VIW information along with a direct link to the VIW website on its Portal in the section dedicated to projects and best practices in Tuscany Region. PAeSI Portal is consulted by Public bodies and services, Immigration officials and practitioners from both public and private social sectors, Immigrants/Foreign citizens, Intercultural mediators, Associations/NGOs, Training Agencies, Schools, Researchers, Universities, etc. Its users may now learn about and benefit from the VIW project and its products.
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