TONGA Tooklit: tools for educational centers
In the European Project TONGA, in which Fundación Red Íncola collaborates with other entities from France, Cyprus, Sweden and Germany, with the aim of facilitating communication bridges between schools and multilingual families, we already have ready the “Toolkit for school staff”. It is a document that aims to offer practical ideas and tips to improve […]
Parents for Inclusion
We are starting a new project! with the title “Families for Inclusion” aims to bring together different experiences of inclusion, and work with migrant families in order to promote their inclusion. The school success of children is one of the biggest challenges for the EU in the coming years. Given internal mobility and increasing migration […]
Inclusion in times of exclusion
The European project Inclusion in times of exclusion aims to empower families in situations of social vulnerability – especially migrants, refugees and gypsies – to become actively involved in their children’s educational path and to participate in social and political life. It is funded by the EU under the Erasmus+ program (KA220) and will run […]
Via Crucis of migrants
As we contemplate the Cross, we can see in it the crosses that travel the world, and we especially want to bring in this Holy Week the permanent memory of our brothers and sisters who suffer and die in the rough sea of life, roads, borders? seeking a better and more just life and fleeing […]
Third Transnational Meeting of the European Tonga Schools Project in Cyprus
On January 28-29, 2025, the University of Central Lancashire in Larnaca, Cyprus, was the venue for the third transnational meeting of the European Erasmus+ TONGA project. Our colleague Carmen participated in this meeting, together with representatives of partner organizations from Germany, France, Sweden and Cyprus, who committed themselves to build bridges of communication between multilingual […]
Red Íncola participates in the European project “Home Away From Home” organized by Ágora Aveiro
Irene and Victor, volunteers of Red Íncola, have participated in the “Home away from home” project offered by Erasmus +, training in the “Training Course” with the aim of creating local communities or enhancing community participation of existing ones through three tools: guerrilla marketing, theater of the oppressed and human libraries. This project, of the […]
Helena Maleno stars in the XVIII Incola Network Conference on Migration
On April 3 we celebrated the XVIII Conference on migrations together with Fe y Desarrollo, reflecting on hospitality and migrations in the southern border, with Helena Maleno, one of the most important Human Rights defenders in the country, journalist, specialist in Migrations and Human Trafficking and founder of the NGO “Caminando Fronteras” (Walking Borders). The […]
Celebration of Ramadan: an embrace between different religions
On March 15 we celebrated in Red Incola the community celebration of the Iftar of Ramadan. A space for meeting and dialogue to learn about this sacred month for Muslims, strengthen coexistence and mutual respect among people of different origins and religious beliefs. The event was attended by about 130 people from the Muslim community […]
Red Íncola y FISC dan voz a las personas migrantes
El pasado jueves 20 de marzo, participamos en la mesa redonda con personas migrantes con la ONG FISC, celebrada en el Salón de Grados de la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad de Valladolid. Esta actividad es parte del proyecto “¡Nadie se queda atrás!: por una ciudadanía solidaria e inclusiva en Castilla y León”, en […]
Aquí nunca pasa nada: teatro contra la trata de personas como evento final del Kleos
El pasado 14 de marzo se celebró en Valladolid el evento final del proyecto europeo Kleos Stuckintrafficking, con más de 300 asistentes, que asitieron a la obra de teatro “Aquí nunca pasa nada” de la compañía Teatro Sin Papeles. Este fue el segundo evento multiplicador de esta iniciativa en la que Red Íncola ha participado […]