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The overall objective of the activity is to identify good practices and (ethical) challenges in reflecting on activities, working models and services used by professionals working with religiously diverse migrant communities (migrants, refugees, asylum seekers, IDPs). This includes the motivation and value-basis of the professionals working with religiously diverse migrant communities and the societal and legal frameworks affecting the day-by-day work (with religious diversity). The research is designed in the framework of the COST Action CA20107, Connecting Theory and Practical Issues of Migration and Religious Diversity (COREnet). The data collection will be conducted in four COST Action countries (Italy, Croatia, Norway and the Netherlands). The overarching ethical approval was applied for and accepted at Tilburg University.
Aim(s) of the event
- Organization of meetings that facilitate discussions with practitioners about innovative and participative methods and systematically mapping local responses to (forced) migration and religious diversity.
- Collection of data about innovative and participative methods and local responses to (forced) migration and religious diversity.
Planned outcome(s) of the event
- Create a platform where researchers and practitioners together can develop research ideas and innovative practice models in the field of migration and religious diversity.
- Collect data about innovative and participative methods in the practice field of religious diversity and migration for cross-country and interdisciplinary analysis.
Target group(s)
- Practitioners in the field of migration and religious diversity.
- (Young) researchers in the field of migration and religious diversity.
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