Tackling the War in Ukraine & Rising Global Violence What role for governments, citizens and movements? Charting Pathways to a World Beyond War In a world wracked by turmoil, the Russian invasion and war in Ukraine is Europe’s worst war and aggression since World War II. The story is distressing: millions displaced, hundreds of thousands […]
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PATRIR is looking to contract an expert in Corporate Partnerships and Fundraising. Our goal is to strengthen our partnerships with key companies and corporate donors in Cluj, nationally and internationally. We are looking for a short-term consultancy, with possibilities for extension and continuing partnership, to assist PATRIR to: Develop Packages / Proposals for 2 –
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We continue to #StandWithUkraine, supporting the people affected by the war within the country and in neighboring countries, while collaborating with partners and allies to foster the country’s recovery. The needs of those affected by the war are numerous and diverse, and together with the Українська академія лідерства/Ukrainian Leadership Academy, Collegium Civitas International, and Un
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As you may know, the Migrant Voices Heard project team has been working hard alongside the international community, and we’re thrilled to share some exciting news. We’ve joined forces to establish a Council of Migrants in Romania, specifically in Cluj! Recently, the 7 founders of the Council of International Citizens of Cluj have successfully signed the
The cultural markets are bringing together migrants and host communities to experience each other’s cultures, aiming to improve the public’s attitude toward migrants.
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Making Cluj Thrive Together was a Capitalization event hosted on May 15 by PATRIR and the ENFEM project team.
More than 50 international women and local actors came together to celebrate the project’s success thanks to the efforts of the team, beneficiaries and the stakeholder network. Some of the partners present in the event were: Cluj-Napoca City Halland City Council, Radisson Blu Hotel, Cluj International Committee,Lions Club Transilvania, and Cluj International Women’s Club.
On May 12 and 13, as part of the ENFEM project, training sessions for international women and local actors will be implemented. On the mornings of the 12th and 13th of June,
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PATRIR launches the Making Cluj Thrive Together Initiative • Pioneering initiative in Romania through which local businesses and international women living in Cluj discuss the barriers that arise in the integration process. • In2022, over 19,000 foreign citizens were in Cluj, of which around 10,700 came from third countries. The Pace, Action, Training and Research
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The Migrant Voices Heard capacity-building trainings represent a process by which migrants and migrantsled organizations obtain, improve, and retain the skills, knowledge, tools, and other resources needed to ease their integration process and strengthen their participation in the decision-making process.
MVH project developed for its beneficiaries, local and public servants a personalized learning environment as a pool of excellent, and up-to-date resources under the enhancement of transnational exchange of best practices via a Moodle platform. The platform helps exchange relevant resources among the project participants and registered users. Everyone is able to access the material on Moodle via
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The ENFEM project is providing training opportunities to migrant women in the fields of language learning, working rights, and entrepreneurship skills, while at the same time, it will engage in awareness raising among local actors and citizens about the substantial benefits and positive impact of removing existing barriers to the inclusion of migrant women in
The Peace Action, Training and Research Institute of Romania (PATRIR) was founded in 2001 as a non-governmental, non-profit, politically independent organization in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. The institute has as basic principles non-violence, conflict transformation, the promotion of human rights through information and awareness raising by solutions oriented, social, political and economic analysis