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Title: DREAMM toolkit 1 : toolkit for trainers and organisations to prepare lead-mentors
Other Titles: Toolkit for trainers and organisations to prepare lead-mentors : pack of training methodologies and materials to aid trainers and organisations in the capacity building process of prospective lead-mentors
Authors: Grixti, Susan
Calleja, Colin
Mifsud, François
Vassallo Gauci, Phyllisienne
Arvanitidou, Zoi
Hafner, Felix
Kythreotou, Louiza
Piyioti, Rafaella
Scholze, Tim
Hubing, Garrett
Loules, Thanos
Kota, Eric
Panella, Laura M.
Pagano Salmi, Luciana
Klein, Gabriella B.
Dossou, Koffi M.
Mazzeschi, Claudia
Delvecchio, Elisa
Keywords: Mentoring in education
Immigrants -- Services for -- Europe
Communication -- Study and teaching
Intercultural communication -- Study and teaching
Social integration -- European Union countries
DREAMM (Project)
Issue Date: 2023
Publisher: DREAMM Consortium and Key & Key Communications
Citation: Grixti, S., Calleja, C., Mifsud, F., Vassallo Gauci, P., Arvanitidou, Z., Hafner, F.,..., Delvecchio, E. (2023). DREAMM Toolkit 1: Toolkit for Trainers and Organisations to Prepare Lead-Mentors. Perugia: DREAMM Consortium and Key & Key Communications.
Abstract: As part of the “Develop and Realise Empowering Actions for Mentoring Migrants” (DREAMM) European Union funded project, three toolkits are formulated to assist and facilitate the integration process of newly arrived migrants, especially migrants with a Third-Country background. The toolkits are meant for trainers and organisations to prepare Lead-Mentors, for Lead-Mentors to prepare Mentors, and for Mentors to prepare migrants; an accessible resource to adopt and/or adapt should target users wish to replicate the experience. In fact, the toolkits propose a mix of field-tested primary tools, methods, strategies, activities, and materials; the implementation of which aims to generate positive and inclusive learning spaces for both newly arrived migrants and their new country/communities in full respect of migrant human rights and agentic voice. As such, the development of the toolkits is based on inclusive values and principles of equity and equality, where migrants are perceived as valued individuals whose needs, rights and obligations are welcomed and well-catered for within their new society. The integration process becomes a two-way learning operation through which both migrants and their new country/communities can benefit. Hence, the integration process emerges from the consideration of culture as a constructive and transformative process, where culture is perceived as developing from the active doing and not limited to the passive having of cultural categories. Inclusion and culture become values integration as an intrinsic transformative activity emerging from intercultural encounters and communication. [excerpt]
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/140190
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