Malta, 17 November 2016 - The Colors of the Wind project is an international training course organized by SEYF Malta from 17 to 22 November 2016 and with the support of the European Erasmus Plus Program through the EUPA National Agency.
The training course brings together 26 youth leaders and youth workers from Hungary, Italy, Malta, Poland, Spain, Greece, Lithuania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, Slovakia and Germany.
As a result of a series of initiatives to tackle the current refugee crisis announced by the European Commission to discuss issues of social cohesion and integration of refugees and migrants, the training will cover the hot topic of social inclusion and marginalization - a hot topic, especially in Malta. as regards the large number of young immigrants arriving on its shores. The main goal of the project is training that allows youth workers, leaders and young people along the way to use different models and tools for the integration of minorities in society, especially young migrants.
"We will try to create a network that promotes practical means of changing the way migration is handled at this historic moment," the organizers said, "because we need a more integrated, more people-focused Europe." ".
The activities are carried out in the town of Bugibba, Hotel San Paul.