Intercult
Intercultural mediation, Social inclusion
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Train people with a migration background in intercultural mediation to foster their inclusion!
The Intercult project aims at training people with a migration background to become “intercultural mediators”, and to facilitate the inclusion of migrant communities within a diverse society.
Project Details
The Intercult project aims at training people with a migration background to become ”intercultural mediators”, and to facilitate the inclusion of migrant communities within a diverse society. Its actions will be implemented between September 2024 and February 2027.
The intercultural mediation promotes the socio-professional integration of migrants in their host country, according to Intercult's partners. The partnership proposes to train people with a migration background to become intercultural mediators so that in turn they can support adults on a migration journey and facilitate their inclusion.
The partners' goals are to:
- Identify support structures for migrant people
- Collect the best practices in intercultural mediation
- Organize discussion groups to identify the needs of intercultural mediators
- Design a specific training course on intercultural mediation
- Experiment the training twice to ensure its effectiveness
- Write a guide on the role, skills and added value of intercultural mediators with migration backgrounds
The team in charge of the project
Elise Lafon Silber
European Project Manager
Feedback from involved people
The participants' and partners' opinions
