The Peace, Action, Training and Research Institute of Romania(PATRIR), under the European project ENFEM: Female TCNs Integration in Local Communities through Employability and entrepreneurship Local Oriented Strategies, implemented several activities and events as a work-based learning (WBL) activities that aim to build international women’s awareness of potential careers, facilitate women exploration of career opportunities, and …
The Pace, Action, Training and Research Institute of Romania (PATRIR), in collaboration with the Cluj Cultural Centre and Cluj Hub, implemented Connect with-in Cluj, a networking and professional marketing event, that brought together international women in Cluj, businesses, entrepreneurs, and other stakeholders.
This vibrant event highlighted some important aspects in the realm of international women’s inclusion: employability, innovation, adaptability, and leadership. Connect with-in Cluj was designed as a milieu of creating valuable connections, promoting inclusion, and empowering individuals while facilitating international women’s access to the labor market and nurturing their economic and social impact in Cluj.
As we are close to the end of two remarkable years filled with meaningful activities for every member of the international communities in Cluj, it is with great joy and gratitude that we announce the ending of the Migrant Voices Heard project.
As the ENFEM project sails through its final months, we couldn’t wait to share the incredible journey and the remarkable outcomes we’ve witnessed together.
Under the ENFEM project, the consortium participated at the 6th International Conference on Gender Research that was held at Ulster University, NI, UK on the 21st & 22nd April 2023, to submit a paper entitled as “Intersectional Discrimination in European Labour Markets in the Voices of TCN Women”, which has the results of the first part of the project, concerning the perceptions of International Women on their challenges and strategies for integration in the host country. The findings concern nine European Union countries: Cyprus, France, Greece, Italy, Lithuania, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, and Spain.
The Cluj International Citizens Council is an organization created by PATRIR as part of the Migrant Voices Heard project, aiming to be a platform through which international citizens who come to Cluj can make their voices heard.
After a well-deserved vacation full of discoveries, our youngest friends from PATRIR’s UA Child Education Hub – освітній проєкт для українських дітей have embarked on a new school year!
The Global Learning for Sense of Belonging – GloBe project has concluded with two multiplier and dissemination events, which focused on better understanding what global education is, while introducing pedagogical methods and processes for its implementation in schools.
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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 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