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SUMMARY:[:it]Patto Europeo su Migrazione e Asilo.  Dalla dimensione politica alla dimensione etica[:]
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URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/patto-europeo-su-migrazione-e-asilo-dalla-dimensione-politica-alla-dimensione-etica/
LOCATION:online
CATEGORIES:2022,2023,2026,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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SUMMARY:[:it]Migration\, a Pilgrimage of Hope[:en]Migration\, a Pilgrimage of Hope[:]
DESCRIPTION:Migration\, a Pilgrimage of Hope\nInternational Conference on Migration\, Theological and Social Studies\nOctober 21-23\, 2025 \nLocation: Pontifical Urbaniana University\, Vatican City | Rome \nMigration is one of the most pressing challenges of our time\, with millions of people forced to leave their homes due to conflict\, poverty and climate change. In this complex global scenario\, theology plays a crucial role in the study of migration\, offering a lens through which to examine the moral\, ethical and spiritual dimensions of these movements. Theology can provide meaningful responses\, promoting principles of welcome\, solidarity and human dignity. \nThrough interfaith dialogue and deepening Christian doctrine\, bridges of understanding and support can be built for migrants and refugees\, helping to create more just and inclusive societies. \nThe Scalabrini International Migration Institute (SIMI)\, the University of Notre Dame\, the Pontifical Urbaniana University\, the Klau Institute for Civil and Human Rights and the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies\, and the Kellogg Institute in the Keough School of Global Affairs\, and the Poverty Initiative of the University of Notre Dame in partnership\, are organizing an International Conference on Migration\, Theological Social Studies” to be held from 21 to 23 October 2025. The event\, which is held under the auspices of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development\,  the Consilium Conferentiarum Episcoporum Europae (CCEE) \,the International Union of Superiors General (UISG)\, and the Union Superiors General (USG) will bring together scholars\, theologians\, religious leaders\, representatives of NGOs\, faith-based organizations as well as representatives of migrant and refugee communities from around the world. \nThe aim of the gathering is to explore the intersections between migration and theology\, providing a space for reflection and dialogue as well as concrete pastoral actions on crucial issues of the phenomenon such as welcoming\, protecting\, promoting and integrating. \nParticipants will have the opportunity to analyze the theological challenges posed by migration and discuss the responses that theology can offer in a context of global mobility. Topics such as the theology of welcome\, the human dignity of migrants\, the role of religious communities in integration\, and the importance of Christian witness in a world marked by conflict and forced displacement will be addressed. \nFurthermore\, the conference will coincide with the Jubilee of the migrants on October 5th 2025\, an extraordinary event providing an ideal setting to explore the theme of migration from a perspective of hope and spiritual renewal. The Jubilee celebration will provide a unique context for rethinking theological and pastoral responses to human mobility\, examining how the Christian tradition can offer tools and resources to address contemporary challenges\, to assess the progress made and to outline new perspectives for the future. \nParticipants will receive a certificate of attendance. \nSee the program here \nCall for papers\nWe are pleased to invite scholars\, practitioners\, doctoral students and activists from diverse theological traditions and interdisciplinary fields to submit proposals exploring the multifaceted relationships between migration and theology. We seek papers that advance theological understanding of migration in ways that are contextually grounded\, socially engaged\, and globally informed. \nThe organizing committee invites submissions for 7 parallel panels exploring the intersections of migration\, theology\, and social and ethical studies. This interdisciplinary conference aims to foster dialogue among theologians\, social scientists\, and scholars from related fields on the complex realities of\nhuman migration and its theological and social implications. \nDownload Call for papers here \nRegister
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/migration-a-pilgrimage-of-hope-2/
LOCATION:Pontificia Università Urbaniana\, Via Urbano VIII\, 16\, Rome\, 00165\, Italy
CATEGORIES:2025,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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SUMMARY:[:it]Conferenza Internationale: Refugees & Migrants in Our Common Home[:en]Refugees & Migrants in Our Common Home[:]
DESCRIPTION:Refugees & Migrants in Our Common Home\nFrom October 1-3\, 2025 international conference Refugees & Migrants in Our Common Home: Mobilizing Academic Communities for Actionwill be held at the Pontificio istituto Patristico Augustinianum in Rome. \nThis  is the first  in-person gathering  of a three-year project with the objective of engaging key Catholic institutions from around the world to co-create a college and university-focused joint Action Plan that mobilizes academics and their community partners in a worldwide response to critical issues impacting migrants and refugees. \n\nUniversity academics\, scholars\, researchers\, teachers\, administrators\, migrants and refugees\, students\, and non-governmental organizations that serve migrants and refugees will be invited to pursue concrete action in areas primarily focused on teaching\, research and scholarship\, and service to migrants and refugees depending on their expertise and local context. Using tools for analyzing how to make systems change\, these key global stakeholders will collaborate to share knowledge\, expertise\, and resources for higher education institutions to form and initiate a global response to address fundamental issues impacting migrants and refugees. \n\nTo learn more about the event and to register visit: migrationacademia
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/refugees-migrants-in-our-common-home/
LOCATION:Pontificio Istituto Patristico Augustinianum\, Via Paolo VI\, 25\, Roma\, 00193\, Italy
CATEGORIES:2025,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20250825T090000
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SUMMARY:[:it]Summer School Mobilità Umana e Giustizia Globale - I figli dell’immigrazione[:en]Summer School on Human Mobility and Global Justice:  Children of Immigration[:es]Escuela de verano Movilidad humana y justicia global - Hijos de la inmigración[:]
DESCRIPTION:Summer School on Human Mobility and Global Justice\nChildren of Immigration: Citizens of a Global World\nAmong the numerous initiatives dedicated to the epoch-making phenomenon of international migration\, the Summer School “Human Mobility and Global Justice” pursues a repositioning of perspective\, placing the analysis of human mobility processes within a broader reflection\, which refers precisely to the question of global justice\, read in all its implications: economic\, political\, social\, cultural\, ethical and pastoral. \nThe 13th Edition of the School\, scheduled for August 25-28\, 2025\, will analyze these intertwined issues by focusing on the theme of “children of immigration” and confronting the sensitive issue of second generations. As has happened in all countries of immigration\, in Italy too the bursting onto the public scene of young people with an immigrant background has the effect of reshaping the entire relationship between society and immigration\, bringing out all the limitations of integration “models.” At the same time\, the condition and expectations of these young people have a strongly challenging value. \nThe school lands this year in Castellammare di Stabia (Naples)\, offering participants the opportunity to get to know “from the inside” a paradigmatic territory to question the inclusiveness of training systems and the labor market\, the need to offer answers to the identity restlessness that accompanies the transition to adulthood\, the willingness to welcome and support the desire for participation and protagonism\, and the opportunity to value the generative potential of vulnerability by taking on the point of view of the “peripheries.” \nThe Summer School will be held in Italian \nFor more info and registration: \nUniversità Cattolica del Sacro Cuore\nFormazione Permanente\nVia Carducci 30 – Milano\n02 7234 5701 – 5718\nFormazione.permanente-mi@unicatt.it\nvalentina.cerutti@unicatt.it  \nDownload the program \nSCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE \nProf. Laura Zanfrini\nScientific Director\nProfessor of Sociology of Migration and Interethnic Coexistence\, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart \nCard. Fabio Baggio\nCo-director\nUndersecretary of the Dicastery for the Service of Integral Human Development\, Holy See \nMsgr. Giancarlo Perego\nCo-director\nPresident of the Migrantes Foundation\, Rome \nFr. Aldo Skoda\nDirector of the Scalabrini International Migration Institute\, Pontifical Urbanian University\, Rome \nProf. Giovanni Giulio Valtolina\nHead of the Minors and Family Sector of the ISMU ETS Foundation\, Milan
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/summer-school-mobilita-umana-e-giustizia-globale-i-figli-dellimmigrazione/
LOCATION:Castellammare di Stabia (Napoli)\, Italy
CATEGORIES:2025,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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SUMMARY:[:it]Webinar: Basic Concept of Project Cycle Management[:en]Webinar: Basic Concept of Project Cycle Management[:es]Webinar: Conceptos Basicos Sobre la Gestion del Ciclo de Proyectos [:]
DESCRIPTION:Webinar\nBasics of Project Cycle Management\nJune 23\, 2:30 pm (Rome Time)\nThe Scalabrini International Migration Institute (SIMI) and the International Union of Superiors General (UISG) together continue the formative journey that began in 2021 with the international conference “Migrants and Pilgrims Like All Our Fathers (1 Chr 29:15)” Theology of Human Mobility in the 21st Century\, and continued with the three-year project of online and in-presence seminars\, with the support of the Dicastery for the Service of Integral Human Development (DSSUI)\, which ran from 2022 to 2024. \nIn order to continue their collaboration in training religious who work with migrants\, refugees and/or asylum seekers\, internally displaced persons\, victims of trafficking\, itinerants and their families\, SIMI and UISG are organizing a series an advanced training. \nThe first event covers the basics of project cycle management and will be held on June 23 at 2:30 p.m. (Rome time) \nPresentation and introductory remarks: \nVeronica De Sanctis – Project\, Research and Communication Manager at SIMI\nCarmen Elisa Bandeo\, SSpS – Coordinator of the International Migrants and Refugees Network of the UISG \nSpeaker: \nCecilia Bock – M&E Director\, Jesuit Refugee Service
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/webinar-basic-concept-of-project-cycle-management/
LOCATION:online
CATEGORIES:2025,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20250526T190000
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SUMMARY:[:it]X Simposio internazionale su religione e migrazione[:en]X International Symposium on Religion and Migration[:es]X Simposio Internacional sobre Religión y Migración[:pt]X Simpósio Internacional sobre Religião e Migração[:]
DESCRIPTION:X International Symposium on Migration and Religion: \nBalance and Perspectives on Migration in the Global South and North\nThe X International Symposium on Religion and Migration aims to bring together researchers and students from various fields who are dedicated to the study of the subject in order to contribute to the elucidation of the theme and\, eventually\, to subsidize people and institutions that work to welcome migrants. The X International Symposium Religion and Migration aims to take stock of the last ten years on the multiple faces of the migratory movement(s) by deepening the theory\, describing and reflecting on the phenomenon in order to understand it and thereby offer knowledge about its peculiarities. The mechanisms of social construction impacted by migration and its unfolding reveal many faces and require a permanent examination of their historical manifestations and constitutive logics. In the current context\, it relies on the efficiency of social networks and is gaining increasingly global dimensions. \nRegister
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/x-simposio-internacional-sobre-religiao-e-migracao/
LOCATION:Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo – Brazil
CATEGORIES:2025,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20241106T113000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20241108T173000
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SUMMARY:[:it]Refugee & Migrant Education: Pathways for Hope\, Understanding\, and Meaningful Integration[:en]Refugee & Migrant Education: Pathways for Hope\, Understanding\, and Meaningful Integration[:]
DESCRIPTION:Refugee & Migrant Education: \nPathways for Hope\, Understanding\, and Meaningful Integration\n\nAn international conference for academic scholars\, researchers\, community leaders\, and practitioners from the education and migration fields to explore innovative educational practices that promote education and mutual understanding\, foster participation\, and facilitate meaningful integration of refugees\, migrants and other displaced people. Through engaging panels and collaborative workshops\, this conference will strengthen opportunities to collectively promote greater awareness and understanding of refugee and migrant narratives and the global migration phenomenon\, and to assure a future for the fundamental human right to quality education for all. \nREGISTER \nProgram\nWEDNESDAY\, 6 NOVEMBER\n11:00 Registration and Networking \n14:00 Welcome and Opening Plenary \nKeynote – Refugee education in perilous times: Global perspectives\nBrother Michael Schopf SJ\, International Director\, Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) \nPanel 1 – Stories of challenge and hope: Testimonies of resettled university refugee students and of students in emergency situations \nPanel 2 – Setting the educational context: Discussion of key data and trends in education within forced displacement contexts\, with a focus on collaborative solutions and recommendations especially for academic institutions and education organizations and service providers \n18:30 Reception \nTHURSDAY\, 7 NOVEMBER\n9:00 Morning Plenary \nPlenary la – Cardinal Michael Czerny SJ\, Prefect\, Dicastery for Integral Human Development (invited) \nPlenary 1b – Best and promising practices for education in forced displacement and emergency contexts \nGlobal Compact on Refugees and Updates from the Global Refugee Forum (UNHCR) \nUNHCR Italy: Manifesto on Inclusive University and UNICORE project (University corridors for refugees) \nCoffee Break \nPlenary 2 – Inclusion and hope in education: Meaningful inclusion of refugee learners in secondary school settings \nPrioritization of secondary education: Keeping girls in schools in refugee settings \nImpact of post-primary education for refugees: Findings from Voices of Refugee Youth \nOpen Discussion \n13:00 Lunch \n14:30 Workshops – Series 1 \nW.1.1 Educating university students on global migration and refugee phenomena \nW.1.2 Initiatives in early childhood education in forced displacement and emergency contexts \nW.1.3 Technology and education at the margins \nW.1.4 Faculty research projects: Sharing\, learning\, and discussion \nCoffee Break \n16:30 Workshops – Series 2 \nW.2.1 Refugee-led research and scholarship \nW.2.2 Scalabrinian model of employment\, entrepreneurship\, and social innovation (EESI) \nW.2.3 Teachers in crisis contexts: Addressing teacher formation amidst the global teacher shortage \nW.2.4 Building futures together: Promising practices for economic inclusion and empowerment through the Approach to Inclusive Market Systems (AIMS) model \nW.2.5 Education as accompaniment and hospitality: Learning from traditions of the human community \n18:00 Open Discussion \nReception \nFRIDAY\, 8 NOVEMBER\n9:00 Plenary 1 – Collaborative advocacy for 2024 and beyond: Shaping public perceptions of migrants and refugees \nCoffee Break \n11:00 Plenary 2 – Global insights on refugee education: Lessons\, responsibilities\, and best practices in higher and further education for the Global North \n13:00 Lunch \n14: 00 Plenary 3 – Strategic directions for the Refugee & Migrant Education (RME) Network \nWorking Groups \nOpen Discussion \nCoffee Break \n16:00 Facilitated Breakout Discussions: Fostering deeper collaboration and developing strategies amongst conference participants and member organizations \n17:30 Call to Action and Closing Reception
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/refugee-migrant-education-pathways-for-hope-understanding-and-meaningful-integration/
LOCATION:Pontifical Urbaniana University in Rome
CATEGORIES:2024,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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SUMMARY:[:it]Corso di formazione - “Dio cammina con il suo popolo”[:pt]Deus Caminha com Seu Povo - Curso de treinamento [:]
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URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/corso-di-formazione-dio-cammina-con-il-suo-popolo/
LOCATION:Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development\, Palazzo di San Callisto\, Città del Vaticano\, 00120\, Santa Sede (Città del Vaticano)
CATEGORIES:2023,2024,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20240701T153000
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SUMMARY:[:it]Il cammino sinodale e la migrazione[:es]El camino sinodal y la migración[:]
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URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/il-cammino-sinodale-e-la-migrazione/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:2024,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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SUMMARY:[:it]Climate Change and Human Displacement[:en]Climate Change and Human Displacement[:]
DESCRIPTION:Climate change and human displacement\n\nA crucial topic concerning migration is its many causes. In what ways is climate change and crisis factoring in human displacement? Who is expected to respond to the climate crisis? \nFrom the apocalyptical to the hopeful? Is it possible to unite the forces or making a unified position across disciplines to address the crisis? What could be a meaningful religious response? \n\n\n\nThis event is part of an ecumenical and international webinar series will foster critical perspectives on migration in Europe. The series facilitates an ongoing conversation on these issues among theologians and migration scholars\, refugees and migrants\, activists\, and church and civic leaders. The initiative has the potential to enhance the promotion of the human dignity\, the protection of migrants’ and refugees’ rights regardless of their origin. And first and last: \nCan theology and churches represent serious challenges to the present European politics and societies\, often dominated by issues of security\, immigration restrictions\, and populist initiatives? \nWhich are the positions\, reflections of Christian churches in the current European migration context?  How is theology responding to the permanent mobility of people trying to enter “Fortress Europe”? \nThe webinar series will foster networks amongst scholars and Christian based organizations from different countries with the purpose of enhancing how theology can contribute to migration understanding. Concretely\, the initiative aims to provide a platform for dialogues and exchange of experiences of good practices and lessons learned among Christian communities. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDigital event – how to participate\nThe seminar will be held digitally. If you wish to attend a lecture\, you need to register in advance \nhttps://uio.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5UtdOGsqjgtG9NT3BDltfu0GEzIUDBBHUMk#/registration \n\n\n\n\nA zoom link will be sent to you before the event. \n\nPROGRAM\nSpeakers: \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGeneral welcome\, Cecilia Nahnfeldt\nKeynote speech\, Joshtrom Kureethadam\nReports from practice\, Arne Johan Vetlesen\nClosing reflections\, Gioacchino Campese\n\nModerator: Veronica De Sanctis \n\n\n\nAbout Joshtrom Isaac Kureethadam\nRev. Dr. Joshtrom Isaac Kureethadam is Chair of Philosophy of Science and Director of the Institute of Social and Political Sciences at the Salesian Pontifical University in Rome. He was the Coordinator of the Sector of “Ecology” at the Vatican Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development from 2017-2023\, where he continues to serve\, while attending to numerous academic commitments. His publications include Creation in Crisis: Science\, Ethics and Theology (Orbis Books\, 2014)\, The Philosophical Roots of the Ecological Crisis (Cambridge Scholars\, 2017)\, The Ten Green Commandments of Laudato Si’(Liturgical Press\, 2019); Laudato Si’ Reader (ed.) (Libreria Editrice Vaticana\, 2021)\, Per Una Conversione Ecologica (Castelvecchi\, 2023). \nArne Johan Vetlesen \nArne Johan Vetlesen is professor of Philosophy at the University of Oslo. His research interests are tied to the conditions of moral – individually\, culturally and socially\, as well as topics related to freedom\, market and professional ethics. Lately he has focused on environmental philosophy\, particularly the question of the value of nature in light of the debate between the Anthropocene and biocentric perspectives. \nSome of his latest publications include Hva skal vi svare våre barn? (How will we answer our children?) (with Rasmus Willig\, 2018); Cosmologies of the Anthropocene: Panpsychism\, Animism\, and the Limits of Posthumanism (2019)\, Smerte i vår tid (Pain in our time) (2020)\, Etikk i klimakrisens tid (Ethics in a time of climate crisis) (with  Jan-Olav Henriksen\, 2022) and Animal Lives and Why they Matter (2023). \nAbout Gioacchino Campese\nGioacchino Campese\, is a member of the Scalabrinians\, a Roman Catholic religious order\, currently serving as professor of theology of human mobility at the Pontifical Urbaniana University\, Rome (Italy) and working with the Scalabrini International Migration Institute (SIMI). He is also president of the Agenzia Scalabriniana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo (ASCS)\, an NGO that operates in the areas of integral welcoming\, intercultural engagement and development cooperation in Europe and Africa. He has studied theology in Manila (Philippines)\, Chicago (USA) and Rome\, where he earned a PhD in theology of mission. He has been ministering with migrants and refugees in Mexico\, USA and Italy. He has authored and edited several books and articles on the theology of migration and the pastoral care with migrants and refugees. \nAbout Cecilia Nahnfeldt\nCecilia Nahnfeldt is professor in practical theology at Åbo Academy University. Her research connects theology with gender studies. Nahnfelt has long experience of research related to theological perspectives on migration and social inclusion in churches and civil society with a focus on Sweden and the Nordic countries. \n\nAbout the series organisers\nThe Migration\, Ethics and Theology webinar series is developed in a cooperation between the Scalabrini International Migration Institute (SIMI) in Rome and scholars in the research project Nordhost – Migration and Hospitality in a Nordic context. The partners hosted an international conference in Rome in 2019\, published in the edited volume Contemporary Christian-Cultural Values (C. Nahnfeldt/K. Rønsdal\, ed.)  (Routledge 2021)\, and the volume Contested Hospitalities in the time of Migration (S. Bendixsen/T. Wyller\, ed).  The SIMI Institute publish ed in 2021:  ‘Migrants and Pilgrims as our Ancestors’ (1 Chr 29:15). Theology of Human Mobility in the 21st Century (E. Chaves Dias /A. Skoda/V. De Sanctis\, ed.) \nCurrently\, the partners behind the series are Kaia Rønsdal and Trygve Wyller\, University of Oslo – Faculty of Theology (Norway). Aldo Skoda and Gioacchino Campese\, Scalabrini International Migration Institute; Pontificia Università Urbaniana – Faculty of Theology (Italy)\, Cecilia Nahnfeldt\, Åbo Akademi University – Faculty of Theology (Finland); Uppsala University\, Centre for Multidisciplinary Research on Religion and Society (Sweden). \n\nPrevious webinars\n\nApril 24\, 2023 – People not numbers… (Un)Welcoming migrants in Europe\nOctober 30\, 2023 – Governing through fear: the populist narrative and human mobility in Europe\n\nNext webinars\n\nOctober 28\, 2024 – Migration and development: a Christian perspective\nMarch 31\, 2025 – TBA
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/climate-change-and-human-displacement/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:2024,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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SUMMARY:[:it]Communicating Migration: Migrant Resistance\, Resilience\, and activism [:en]Communicating Migration: Migrant Resistance\, Resilience\, and Activism [:]
DESCRIPTION:Communicating Migration:\nMigrant Resistance\, Resilience\, and Activism \nMigrant experiences are complex. They are characterised by a number of transitions\, contradictions\, and simultaneities that are not necessarily observable from a single political or economic orientation. Studying the phenomenon of migration in its multiple dimensions can offer a glimpse at how migrant groups interact with state policies and citizenship codes that subject them to violence and exploitation. \nWhat does the experience of migration mean to those who have lived it? And what can new and digital media offer migrant people in regard to self-representation? \nTo answer this question\, the webinar hosts/features research from transnational scholars in the fields of human mobility\, communication\, media\, and rhetorical studies who employ diverse research methods to describe how migrants and migrant communities carve their spaces of belonging in a hyper-nationalist world through storytelling via both traditional and new media communication technologies.  \nFor migrants\, developing communication strategies is a vital practice of finding social connections\, navigating the pressures of assimilation\, and maintaining links to various cultures. While migrants’ experiences of being subjected as foreigners are similar: they build communities by telling stories\, engage in social media activism\, protest in the streets\, write scholarly criticism\, create art projects\, and spread awareness about their cultures. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDigital event – how to participate\nRegister here  \n\n\n\n\nA zoom link will be sent to you before the event. \n\nPROGRAM\nWelcoming speech – Fr. Aldo Skoda\, Director of SIMI\, Rome\, Italy \nMigration policies and human rights – C. Mario Russell\, Executive Director\, Center for Migration Studies New York\, New York\, USA \nThe mobilization of media and surveillance technologies to control migrants in the U.S. – Michael Lechuga\, Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication and Journalism at the University of New Mexico\, Albuquerque\, USA \nRelationship between digital media\, popular culture\, and identity making – Arthur D. Soto Vasquez Assistant Professor at Texas A&M International University\, Laredo TX\, USA \nOnline Activism and Community Building – Sergio Fernando Juárez\, Assistant Professor of Intercultural Communication at Loyola Marymount University\, Los Angeles\, USA \nMigrants’ Being and Belonging beyond the Layers of Loss – Julia Khrebtan-Hörhager\, Associate Professor in the Department of Communication at Colorado State University\, Fort Collins\, USA \nChurch\, migration and the role of faith-based organisation – Pat Murphy\, Director of Casa del Migrante in Tijuana\, Mexico USA \nThe importance of international networks to expand opportunities for education of migrants and refugees – Anthony J. Cernera\, President and co-founder of Being the Blessing Foundation and co-founder and team leader of the Refugee and Migrant Education \nModerator: Veronica De Sanctis\, PhD\, Project\, Research and Communication Manager at SIMI\, Rome\, Italy
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/communicating-migration-migrant-resistance-resilience-and-activism/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
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SUMMARY:[:it]Governing through fear[:en]Governing through fear[:]
DESCRIPTION:Governing through fear: \nthe populist narrative and human mobility \nin Europe\n\n\nThis event is part of an ecumenical and international webinar series will foster critical perspectives on migration in Europe. The series facilitates an ongoing conversation on these issues among theologians and migration scholars\, refugees and migrants\, activists\, and church and civic leaders. The initiative has the potential to enhance the promotion of the human dignity\, the protection of migrants’ and refugees’ rights regardless of their origin. And first and last: \nCan theology and churches represent serious challenges to the present European politics and societies\, often dominated by issues of security\, immigration restrictions\, and populist initiatives? \nWhich are the positions\, reflections of Christian churches in the current European migration context?  How is theology responding to the permanent mobility of people trying to enter “Fortress Europe”? \nThe webinar series will foster networks amongst scholars and Christian based organizations from different countries with the purpose of enhancing how theology can contribute to migration understanding. Concretely\, the initiative aims to provide a platform for dialogues and exchange of experiences of good practices and lessons learned among Christian communities. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDigital event – how to participate\nThe seminar will be held digitally. If you wish to attend a lecture\, you need to register in advance: \nhttps://uio.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5ApdOqrqDwrGNAfbhIcK4ykhKJ50aQsTAMz#/registration \n\n\n\n\nA zoom link will be sent to you before the event. \n\nPROGRAM\nSpeakers: \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGeneral welcome\, Kaia Rønsdal\nKeynote speech\, Julia Khrebtan-Hörhager\nReports from practice\, Åsa Nausner\nClosing reflections\, Aldo Skoda & Trygve Wyller\n\nModerator: Kaia Rønsdal \n\n\n\nAbout Julia Khrebtan-Hörhager\nDr. Khrebtan-Hörhager is an Associate Professor of Communication Studies Director/Leader of Educational Abroad Programs in Italy\, and Program Director of the ACT International Human Rights Film Festival at Colorado State University. USA. Julia holds four International Communication Association Top Paper Awards for her work on inclusive multiculturalism\, Othering\, and politics of memory. Her research and teaching interests are in intercultural communication and international relations\, European studies\, global conflict\, Othering\, cinematography\, and critical media studies. Feminist studies\, rhetoric of materiality\, and business leadership are her further foci. She is the author of two books\, Communicating the Other across Cultures and Migrant World Making\, and a wide variety of articles and book chapters. Julia is fluent in several languages and is often regarded as “a cultural mentor” and “an intercultural ambassador” by her colleagues and current and former students. \nAbout Åsa Nausner\nÅsa Nausner works with issues of migration\, integration and inter-religious encounters. Exploring what it means for the church to be listening\, networking and involved in projects in marginalized communities. Inter-religious youthwork involving methods of storytelling. Challenged by populism\, racism\, and islamophobia. Strategist for encounters across borders\, Church of Sweden\, Örebro. \nAbout Aldo Skoda & Trygve Wyller\nAldo Skoda is a Member of the Congregation of the Missionaries of St. Charles (Scalabrinians). After completing his studies in Philosophy and Theology with a Licentiate in Christian Anthropology\, he graduated in Psychology at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart and obtained a Doctorate in Pastoral Theology at the Pontifical Lateran University in Rome. \nSkoda is Professor of Pastoral Theology and Human Mobility at the Pontifical Urbanian University; Executive Director of SIMI\, an institute specialising in interdisciplinary research and training on migration; Director for Europe and Africa of SIMN\, an organisation that supports\, promotes and coordinates the socio-pastoral action of the Scalabrinian Missionaries globally. \nTrygve Wylleris professor emeritus of systematic theology and science of diaconia at the Faculty of Theology\, University of Oslo. His research interests range from religion and migration; fundamental questions in theological research; Christian history of care\, to the philosophical-theological analysis of social work. He teaches and publishes both in classical theology as well as in professional ethics. Among his publications on migration issues are Contested Hospitalities in a Time of Migration. Religion and Secular Counterspaces in the Nordic Region (2019\, co-edited with Synnøve Bendixsen); Borderland Religion: Ambiguous Practices of Difference\, Hope\, and Beyond (2018\, co-edited with Daisy Machado and Bryan Turner)\, as well as a range of articles\, such as The Religious-Secular Human. Epistemological Violence and the Resistance of Touching Bodies – Theology in the Context of Film and Migration (2022); The makeshift curtain: A generous Christianity: Ecclesiologies beyond the religious-secular binary (2021) and “Something More”: The citizenship Performativity of Religiously Founded Refugee Projects (2019). \nAbout the series organisers\nThe Migration\, Ethics and Theology webinar series is developed in a cooperation between the Scalabrini International Migration Institute (SIMI) in Rome and scholars in the research project Nordhost – Migration and Hospitality in a Nordic context. The partners hosted an international conference in Rome in 2019\, published in the edited volume Contemporary Christian-Cultural Values (C. Nahnfeldt/K. Rønsdal\, ed.)  (Routledge 2021)\, and the volume Contested Hospitalities in the time of Migration (S. Bendixsen/T. Wyller\, ed).  The SIMI Institute publish ed in 2021:  ‘Migrants and Pilgrims as our Ancestors’ (1 Chr 29:15). Theology of Human Mobility in the 21st Century (E. Chaves Dias /A. Skoda/V. De Sanctis\, ed.) \nCurrently\, the partners behind the series are Kaia Rønsdal and Trygve Wyller\, University of Oslo – Faculty of Theology (Norway). Aldo Skoda and Gioacchino Campese\, Scalabrini International Migration Institute; Pontificia Università Urbaniana – Faculty of Theology (Italy)\, Cecilia Nahnfeldt\, Åbo Akademi University – Faculty of Theology (Finland); Uppsala University\, Centre for Multidisciplinary Research on Religion and Society (Sweden). \n\n\nPrevious webinars\n\nApril 24\, 2023 – People not numbers… (Un)Welcoming migrants in Europe\n\nNext webinars\n\nApril 8\, 2024 – Climate crisis and migration\nOctober 28\, 2024 – Migration and development: a Christian perspective
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/governing-through-fear/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:2023,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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SUMMARY:[:it]Corso di formazione - “Free to choose whether to migrate or to stay”[:en]Training course - Free to choose whether to migrate or to stay[:]
DESCRIPTION:  \n“Free to choose whether to migrate or to stay”\nPastoral care with migrants and refugees\nTraining course\n18-21 September 2023 (online and in presence)\nIn preparation for the World Day of Migrants and Refugees\, to be celebrated on September 24\, 2023\, we are pleased to announce the opening of registration for the training course “Free to choose whether to migrate or to stay” Pastoral care with migrants and refugees (September 18-21\, 2023\, 11:00 am-2:00 pm Rome time). \n\n\nOrganized by the Scalabrini International Migration Institute (SIMI) and the International Union of Superiors General (UISG)\, and and promoted by the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development\, the course is aimed at women religious who wish to learn more about the issues or want to be trained to serve migrants\, refugees and/or asylum seekers\, internally displaced persons\, victims of trafficking\, itinerants and their families. The training sessions will introduce the phenomenology of the migratory phenomenon\, the international legal framework of human rights and will focus on the responses that the Church can provide: click here to download the program. \n\n\nThe course\, which will be held in person at the headquarters of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development (Palazzo San Callisto\, Piazza di San Callisto\, Rome) is open to a maximum of 45 participants and 300 online. Depending on availability\, registration requests will be considered on a first-come\, first-served basis. \n\n\nClick here to register: \nhttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdSSXBzda2e-eI1XsA9o0gclKFY48COyy6G2uc2TnbcQgHuVg/viewform \n\n\nProgram\n\nMigration as a Global Human Phenomenon\n(18 September – Day 1) \n\nWelcoming Speech: Mary John Kudiyiruppil\, SSpS – Associate Executive Secretary of UISG & Aldo Skoda\, Director of the Scalabrini International Migration institute (SIMI)\nModerator: Gioacchino Campese\, cs – Professor of Pastoral Theology of Human Mobility\, Pontifical Urbaniana University\nPhenomenon and history of human mobility\, Julia Young – Associate Professor of History\, The Catholic University of America\nNarrating migration: towards constructive communication\, Gabriele Beltrami\, cs – Socio-pastoral communication expert\nThere is no health without mental health: promoting and protecting the holistic health of migrants and refugees\, Alessia Puddu – Psychologist and psychotherapist\, ETNA\n\n\nChurch and Migration\n(19 September – Day 2) \n\nModerator: Veronica De Sanctis\, PhD\, Scalabrini International Migration Institute\nMigration and the Bible\, Gioacchino Campese\, cs – Professor of Pastoral Theology of Human Mobility\, Pontifical Urbaniana University\nTowards a theological reading of migration\, Regina Polak – Associate Professor of Practical Theology\, Faculty of Catholic Theology\, University of Vienna\, Vienna\, Austria\nThe Teaching of the Church on Migration\, Cheryl Lee Chan – Consultant of the Episcopal Commission on the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant Peoples (ECMI)\, Catholic Bishops Conference of Malaysia\, Singapore and Brunei\n\n  \n \nHuman rights and advocacy \n(20 September – Day 3) \n\nModerator: Veronica De Sanctis\, PhD\, Scalabrini International Migration Institute\nProtection of human rights\, Claudia Bonamini\, JRS\nAdvocacy and development policies\, Victor Genina – Director of Development and Policy\, Scalabrini International Migration Netwrok (SIMN)\nGlobal Compact on Migration and Global Compact on Refugees\, Oliviero Forti – Head of the Migration Policies and International Protection Office at Caritas Italiana.\n\n\nPastoral Orientation for the Care of Migrants and Refugees \n(21 September – Day 4) \n\nModerator: Veronica De Sanctis\, PhD\, Scalabrini International Migration Institute\nPastoral care for\, of\, and with migrants and refugees\, Aldo Skoda\, cs – Director\, SIMI Professor of Pastoral Theology and Human Mobility\, Pontifical Urbaniana University\nPastoral Orientation\, Andrea Marchesani – Research Section Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development\nBest practice\, Marides Santos\, SSpS & Genobeba Amaral\, SSpS – Vivat International\, New York Office; Corazon Dimitillo\, RGS\nClosing remarks\, Dumisani Vilakati\, Regional Coordinator for Africa – Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/training-course-free-to-choose-whether-to-migrate-or-to-stay/
LOCATION:Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development\, Palazzo di San Callisto\, Città del Vaticano\, 00120\, Santa Sede (Città del Vaticano)
CATEGORIES:2023,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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SUMMARY:[:it]Summer School Mobilità Umana e Giustizia Globale[:]
DESCRIPTION:Dal 28 al 31 agosto si svolgerà a Grado (GO) l’XI edizione della Summer School “Mobilità Umana e Giustizia Globale” promossa dall’Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore\, dallo Scalabrini International Migration Institute e dalla Fondazione Migrantes. L’iniziativa vuole caratterizzarsi per una sorta di riposizionamento di prospettiva\, collocando l’analisi dei processi di mobilità umana all’interno di una riflessione più ampia\, che rinvia appunto alla questione della giustizia globale\, letta in tutte le sue implicazioni: economiche\, politiche\, sociali\, culturali\, etiche e pastorali. L’edizione 2023 della Scuola analizzerà tali intrecci focalizzandosi sul rapporto tra conflitti e mobilità forzata; sui confini – quelli fisici\, fatti dai muri di cemento e di filo spinato che si stanno moltiplicando perfino all’interno del continente europeo\, e quelli invisibili\, eretti attraverso la distinzione tra chi ha e chi non ha diritto a essere accolto e protetto -; sulle pratiche di accoglienza e sui bisogni di cura delle vittime delle guerre e degli esodi forzati. \nPer info\, costi e iscrizioni: \nUniversità Cattolica del Sacro Cuore\nFormazione Permanente\nVia Carducci 30 – Milano\n02 7234 5701 / 5718\nFormazione.permanente-mi@unicatt.it\nrenata.dellafiori@unicatt.it \nScarica la brochure qui \n\nProgramma\nLunedì 28 agosto\, mattina \nPresentazione della Summer School e degli enti promotori \nPrima sessione plenaria. Tra passato e presente\, tra inclusione ed esclusione \nQuando erano gli italiani a scappare. Dalla convivenza all’esodo forzato\nMarco Plesnicar\, direttore dell’Archivio di Stato di Gorizia \nLunedì 28 agosto\, pomeriggio \nVisita guidata ai luoghi della “frontiera” \nIncontro con Maria Grazia Ziberna\, presidente provinciale dell’Associazione nazionale Venezia Giulia e Dalmazia \nIncontro col sindaco di Gorizia\, Rodolfo Ziberna \nMartedì 29 agosto\, mattina \nSeconda sessione plenaria. Difendere i profughi o difendersi dai profughi? \nLa storia si ripete. Il nuovo volto della “Fortezza Europa”\nMauro Ungaro\, presidente nazionale della Federazione Italiana Settimanali Cattolici \nLa “difesa” dei confini e le pratiche di “sconfinamento”. La politica europea di esternalizzazione dei controlli\nFrancisco Javier Cuenca-Bua\, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos de Madrid \nMartedì 29 agosto\, pomeriggio \nVisita a esperienze di accoglienza sul territorio\, a cura dell’Ufficio comunicazione della Diocesi di Gorizia \nIncontro con Giovanna Corbatto\, garante del Comune di Gradisca d’Isonzo per i diritti delle persone recluse \nIncontro e cena coi giovani impegnati nell’accoglienza \nMercoledì 30 agosto\, mattina \nTerza sessione plenaria. Curare le ferite. Prendersi cura dei profughi \nCorpi violati e torturati\nTamara Amadio\, Centro italiano per i rifugiati \nMenti e cuori feriti. I più vulnerabili tra i vulnerabili\nGiovanni Giulio Valtolina\, responsabile del Settore Minori e Famiglia\, Fondazione ISMU ETS \nMercoledì 30 agosto\, pomeriggio \nLaboratorio “Il Teatro dell’Oppresso tra i luoghi / ai confini della memoria. Pratiche di arte e liberazione/rielaborazione” a cura di Feliciana Robles\, docente comandato presso il Ministero dell’Istruzione e del Merito \nGiovedì 31 agosto\, mattina \nQuarta sessione plenaria. Le guerre oscurate\, i profughi che non vediamo \nFuori dai riflettori. Conflitti dimenticati e guerre per procura nel quadro della “Terza Guerra mondiale a pezzi”\nAnna Pozzi\, giornalista\, redattrice del mensile “Mondo e Missione” \nI “confini” della mobilità forzata. I rifugiati che (non) trovano rifugio\nMariacristina Molfetta\, Fondazione Migrantes\, curatrice del Rapporto Asilo \nLa parola ai partecipanti. Impressioni a ruota libera\, critiche e suggerimenti \nGiovedì 31 agosto\, pomeriggio \nSessione conclusiva. Pace in terra agli uomini e alle donne che Dio ama \nTavola rotonda aperta alla cittadinanza\, in occasione del 60° della Pacem in Terris\nP. Fabio Baggio\, sottosegretario del Dicastero per il Servizio dello sviluppo umano integrale\, Santa Sede\nMons. Gian Carlo Perego\, arcivescovo di Ferrara-Comacchio\, presidente della Commissione per le Migrazioni della Conferenza Episcopale Italiana e della Fondazione Migrantes\nMons. Carlo Roberto Maria Redaelli\, arcivescovo metropolita di Gorizia\, presidente della Caritas Italiana \nCerimonia di consegna degli attestati di partecipazione \nCelebrazione della Santa Messa presso la Basilica di Sant’Eufemia\, presieduta da Mons. Carlo Roberto Maria Redaelli \nChiusura della Scuola e lancio della XII edizione \nAl termine delle attività ai partecipanti verrà rilasciato un open badge\, riportante le conoscenze e competenze acquisite\, previo superamento di una prova di valutazione (test a risposta multipla) e ad una frequenza pari almeno al 75% del monte ore totale.
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/summer-school-mobilita-umana-e-giustizia-globale/
CATEGORIES:2022,2023,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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SUMMARY:[:it]VIII Simposio Internazionale su Migrazione e Religione[:pt]VIII Simpósio Internacional sobre Migração e Religião[:]
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URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/viii-simposio-internazionale-su-migrazione-e-religione/
LOCATION:In presenza e online
CATEGORIES:2022,2023,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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SUMMARY:[:it]People not numbers... (Un)Welcoming migrants in Europe[:en]People not numbers... (Un)Welcoming migrants in Europe[:]
DESCRIPTION:Which are the positions\, reflections of Christian churches in the current European migration context?  How is theology responding to the permanent mobility of people trying to enter “Fortress Europe”?\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThis ecumenical and international webinar series will foster critical perspectives on migration in Europe. The series facilitates an ongoing conversation on these issues among theologians and migration scholars\, refugees and migrants\, activists\, and church and civic leaders. The initiative has the potential to enhance the promotion of the human dignity\, the protection of migrants’ and refugees’ rights regardless of their origin. And first and last: Can theology and churches represent serious challenges to the present European politics and societies\, often dominated by issues of security\, immigration restrictions\, and populist initiatives? \n\n\n\nDigital event – how to participate\nThe seminar will be held digitally. If you wish to attend a lecture\, you need to register in advance: \nhttps://uio.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5UtceygrTMvHdzLlaN7kkaFwEoIs5KanNan \n\n\n\n\nA zoom link will be sent to you before the event. \n\nPROGRAM\nSpeakers: \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGeneral welcome: Aldo Skoda\nOpening reflections\, Cecilia Nahnfledt\nKeynote speech\, Oliviero Forti\nReports from practice\, Davide Pignata\nClosing reflections\, Gioacchino Campese\n\nModerator: Veronica De Sanctis \n\n\n\n\nAbout Aldo Skoda\nAldo Skoda is a Member of the Congregation of the Missionaries of St. Charles (Scalabrinians). After completing his studies in Philosophy and Theology with a Licentiate in Christian Anthropology\, he graduated in Psychology at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart and obtained a Doctorate in Pastoral Theology at the Pontifical Lateran University in Rome. Skoda is Professor of Pastoral Theology and Human Mobility at the Pontifical Urbanian University; Executive Director of SIMI\, an institute specialising in interdisciplinary research and training on migration; Director for Europe and Africa of SIMN\, an organisation that supports\, promotes and coordinates the socio-pastoral action of the Scalabrinian Missionaries globally. \nAbout Cecilia Nahnfeldt\nCecilia Nahnfeldt is professor in practical theology at Åbo Akademi University. Her research connects theology with gender studies. Nahnfelt has long experience of research related to theological perspectives on migration and social inclusion in churches and civil society with a focus on Sweden and the Nordic countries. \nAbout Oliviero Forti\nOliviero Forti\, a law graduate from La Sapienza University in Rome\, is currently head of the Migration Policies and International Protection Office of Caritas Italiana. He has been dealing with human mobility issues for over 20 years\, first as a researcher and consultant for several Italian universities\, then engaging in institutional and advocacy activities at national and international level. He has since written numerous articles and publications on the phenomenon of immigration and international protection. He worked at the European Commission for the establishment of the European Migration Network. More recently\, he promoted the ‘MigraMed’ network through the involvement of Caritas in Mediterranean countries committed to human mobility. He is currently involved in the implementation of humanitarian operations from Africa and the Middle East. \nAbout Davide Pignata\nDavide is a philosophy major and graduate student in civil and sustainable economics. Since October 2022\, he has been the contact person for ASCS’s Borders project\, which aims to expand ASCS’s presence at the hot borders of European migration routes. Alongside this project\, Davide is doing an internship with Tranform!europe\, with a focus on migration to the European continent. \nAbout Gioacchino Campese\nGioacchino Campese\, is a member of the Scalabrinians\, a Roman Catholic religious order\, currently serving as professor of theology of human mobility at the Pontifical Urbaniana University\, Rome (Italy) and working with the Scalabrini International Migration Institute (SIMI). He is also president of the Agenzia Scalabriniana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo (ASCS)\, an NGO that operates in the areas of integral welcoming\, intercultural engagement and development cooperation in Europe and Africa. He has studied theology in Manila (Philippines)\, Chicago (USA) and Rome\, where he earned a PhD in theology of mission. He has been ministering with migrants and refugees in Mexico\, USA and Italy. He has authored and edited several books and articles on the theology of migration and the pastoral care with migrants and refugees. \nAbout the series organisers\nThe Migration\, Ethics and Theology webinar series is developed in a cooperation between the Scalabrini International Migration Institute (SIMI) in Rome and scholars in the research project Nordhost – Migration and Hospitality in a Nordic context. The partners hosted an international conference in Rome in 2019\, published in the edited volume Contemporary Christian-Cultural Values (C. Nahnfeldt/K. Rønsdal\, ed.)  (Routledge 2021)\, and the volume Contested Hospitalities in the time of Migration (S. Bendixsen/T. Wyller\, ed).  The SIMI Institute publish ed in 2021:  ‘Migrants and Pilgrims as our Ancestors’ (1 Chr 29:15). Theology of Human Mobility in the 21st Century (E. Chaves Dias /A. Skoda/V. De Sanctis\, ed.) \nCurrently\, the partners behind the series are Kaia Rønsdal and Trygve Wyller\, University of Oslo – Faculty of Theology (Norway). Aldo Skoda and Gioacchino Campese\, Scalabrini International Migration Institute; Pontificia Università Urbaniana – Faculty of Theology (Italy)\, Cecilia Nahnfeldt\, Åbo Akademi University – Faculty of Theology (Finland); Uppsala University\, Centre for Multidisciplinary Research on Religion and Society (Sweden). \nThe webinar series will foster networks amongst scholars and Christian based organizations from different countries with the purpose of enhancing how theology can contribute to migration understanding. Concretely\, the initiative aims to provide a platform for dialogues and exchange of experiences of good practices and lessons learned among Christian communities.
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/people-not-numbers-unwelcoming-migrants-in-europe/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:2022,2023,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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SUMMARY:[:it]Vita consacrata e migrazioni  - XLVII Convegno Claretianum[:en]The Role of Religion in Eradicating Modern Slavery[:]
DESCRIPTION:On Friday\, February 25 and Saturday\, February 26\, 2022\, the international conference organized by the Faculty of Social Sciences of the Pontifical Gregorian University\, in collaboration with SIMI\, will be held on the theme: Eradicating Modern Slavery. What role for religions? International and local perspectives and practices. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nLeading academics\, faith leaders\, and practitioners will discuss modern slavery\, human trafficking and forced labour\, and reflect on how faith-based and lay institutions can collaborate to accompany and empower the most vulnerable and effectively tackle this daunting problem. \nSpeakers include: \n– Cardinal Francesco Montenegro\, Former archbishop of Agrigento\n– Tomoya Obokata\, UN Special Rapporteur on Contemporary Forms of Slavery\n– David Hollenbach SJ\, Pedro Arrupe Distinguished Research Professor of the Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University\n– Eugenia Bonetti MC\, Founder and president of NGO “Slaves no more”\n– Marco Omizzolo\, Sociologist at EURISPES and lecturer at Sapienza University of Rome – Sheikh Armiyawo Shaibu\, Ghana’s National Chief Imam’s spokesperson\n– Cristina Molfetta\, Researcher at Migrantes Foundation (Italian Bishops’ Conference)\n– Jean-René Bilongo\, FLAI- CGIL Trade Union representative\n– Gianfranco Della Valle\, Italian National Anti-Trafficking Hotline \n\nDownload the program \n\nParticipation is free\, in person is highly recommended\, given the interactive design and dynamics of the event and workshops.All participants must register in advance for the event by the 24th February 2022 on www.unigre.it/eventi/ModernSlavery2022 Covid vaccination/recovery certificates (EU or approved equivalents) are required to enter the premises. \nSimultaneous translation (EN-IT) for online participation will be provided. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFor more information\, contact: \nFaculty of Social Sciences\nPontifical Gregorian University\, Piazza della Pilotta\, 4 – 00187 Rome +39 06 6701 5186 – segrscienzesociali@unigre.it
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/vita-consacrata-e-migrazioni-xlvii-convegno-claretianum/
LOCATION:Facoltà di Scienze Sociali Scalabrini International Migration Institute Pontificia Università Gregoriana\, Piazza della Pilotta\, 4\, Roma\, 00187
CATEGORIES:2022,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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SUMMARY:[:it]¡Ciao migrante! Accoglienza e inclusione: la missione di tutti[:es]¡Ciao migrante! Acogida e inclusión: la misión de todos[:]
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/ciao-migrante-accoglienza-e-inclusione-la-missione-di-tutti/
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
CATEGORIES:2022,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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SUMMARY:[:it]Conferenza internazionale in Refugee and Migrant Education[:en]Initiatives in Refugee and Migrant Education[:]
DESCRIPTION:Initiatives in Refugee and Migrant Education\nMoving Forward • Diving Deeper • Together\n\n\n\nInternational Conference\n26\, 27\, 28 September\n\nAs a founding partner of the Refugee & Migrant Education Networt\, SIMI promotes the participation at the international conference Initiatives in Refugee and Migrant Education to be held in presence at the Pontifical Gregorian University. \nThese past few years have highlighted the an alarming realities facing refugees and migrants.  The Covid 19 pandemic rocked this already vulnerable population\, and\, for the first time ever\, the number of displaced peoples worldwide passed 100 million. Now that we have the opportunity to come together\, we must! \nThe Initiatives in Refugee & Migrant Education conference will be the first major opportunity for universities\, NGOs\, and practitioners to come together since 2020 and begin to tackle the surmounting challenges facing displaced people and their educational opportunities. Together\, colleagues will converge\, collaborate\, and create new initiatives to chart a course forward.  \nClick here to see the full program \nClick here to see a the list of high-level workshops offerings\, among other opportunities for collaboration. \nFor more information and registration\, click here \nRegistration is required for this event.
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/initiatives-in-refugee-and-migrant-education/
LOCATION:Pontifical Gregorian University\, Aula Magna\, Foyer\, Congress Centre\, Piazza della Pilotta\, 4\, Roma\, 00187\, Italia
CATEGORIES:2022,Archivo,Home
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220919T150000
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SUMMARY:[:it]Corso di formazione Construir el futuro con los migrantes y los refugiados[:es]Curso de formación - Construir el futuro con los migrantes y los refugiados[:]
DESCRIPTION:Sorry\, this entry is only available in Italiano\, Español and Português.
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/corso-di-formazione-construir-el-futuro-con-los-migrantes-y-los-refugiados/
LOCATION:Sección de Migrantes y Refugiados\, Piazza San Callisto\, Roma\, Santa Sede (Città del Vaticano)
CATEGORIES:2022,Archivo,Home
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220606T090000
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SUMMARY:[:it]VII Simposio Internazionale su Migrazioni e Religione[:es]VII Simposio Internacional sobre Migración y Religión[:pt]VII Simpósio Internacional sobre Migração e Religião[:]
DESCRIPTION:Sorry\, this entry is only available in Italiano\, Español and Português.
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/vii-simposio-internazionale-su-migrazioni-e-religione/
CATEGORIES:2022,Archivo,Home
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SUMMARY:[:it]Sradicare la schiavitù moderna. Quale ruolo per le religioni?[:en]The Role of Religion in Eradicating Modern Slavery[:]
DESCRIPTION:On Friday\, February 25 and Saturday\, February 26\, 2022\, the international conference organized by the Faculty of Social Sciences of the Pontifical Gregorian University\, in collaboration with SIMI\, will held on the theme Eradicating Modern Slavery. What role for religions? International and local perspectives and practices. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nLeading academics\, faith leaders\, and practitioners will discuss modern slavery\, human trafficking and forced labour\, and reflect on how faith-based and lay institutions can collaborate to accompany and empower the most vulnerable and effectively tackle this daunting problem. \nSpeakers include: \n– Cardinal Francesco Montenegro\, Former archbishop of Agrigento\n– Tomoya Obokata\, UN Special Rapporteur on Contemporary Forms of Slavery\n– David Hollenbach SJ\, Pedro Arrupe Distinguished Research Professor of the Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University\n– Eugenia Bonetti MC\, Founder and president of NGO “Slaves no more”\n– Marco Omizzolo\, Sociologist at EURISPES and lecturer at Sapienza University of Rome – Sheikh Armiyawo Shaibu\, Ghana’s National Chief Imam’s spokesperson\n– Cristina Molfetta\, Researcher at Migrantes Foundation (Italian Bishops’ Conference)\n– Jean-René Bilongo\, FLAI- CGIL Trade Union representative\n– Gianfranco Della Valle\, Italian National Anti-Trafficking Hotline \n\nDownload the program \n\nParticipation is free. \nIn person attendance is highly recommended due to the interactive design and dynamics of the event and workshops.All participants must register in advance for the event by the 24th February 2022 on www.unigre.it/eventi/ModernSlavery2022 Covid vaccination/recovery certificates (EU or approved equivalents) are required to enter the premises. \nSimultaneous translation (EN-IT) for online participation will be provided. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFor more information\, contact: \nFaculty of Social Sciences\nPontifical Gregorian University\, Piazza della Pilotta\, 4 – 00187 Rome +39 06 6701 5186 – segrscienzesociali@unigre.it
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/sradicare-la-schiavitu-moderna-quale-ruolo-per-le-religioni/
LOCATION:Facoltà di Scienze Sociali Scalabrini International Migration Institute Pontificia Università Gregoriana\, Piazza della Pilotta\, 4\, Roma\, 00187
CATEGORIES:2022,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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SUMMARY:[:it]La comunicazione su migranti e rifugiati tra solidarietà e paura[:]
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URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/la-comunicazione-su-migranti-e-rifugiati-tra-solidarieta-e-paura/
LOCATION:Aula Magna “Giovanni Paolo II” Pontificia Università della Santa Croce\, Piazza di Sant'Apollinare\, 49\, Roma\, 00186\, Italia
CATEGORIES:2022,Archivo,Eventi,Home
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SUMMARY:Giornate di formazione permanente Migrantes Lombardia - SIMI
DESCRIPTION:Introduzione\nIl SIMI collabora con il dipartimento di sociologia della Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano\, con la Fondazione Migrantes e con l’Agenzia Scalabriniana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo nell’organizzazione della Summer School “Migrazioni e giustizia globale” che si organizza ogni anno durante l’estate. \nSono state numerose\, in questi anni\, le iniziative formative dedicate al fenomeno epocale delle migrazioni internazionali. In questo quadro\, la Summer School “Mobilità umana e giustizia globale” vuole caratterizzarsi per una sorta di “riposizionamento” di prospettiva\, collocando l’analisi dei processi di mobilità umana all’interno di una riflessione più ampia\, che rinvia appunto alla questione della giustizia globale\, letta in tutte le sue implicazioni: economiche\, politiche\, sociali\, culturali ed etiche. \nAttraverso gli interventi di studiosi ed esperti\, la presentazione di ricerche\, iniziative e testimonianze\, la realizzazione di laboratori interattivi\, la scuola vuole offrire un’occasione di crescita culturale\, professionale e umana\, prendendo le distanze dagli argomenti usualmente strumentalizzati dal dibattito politico\, ma anche proponendo un “salto di qualità” rispetto alle letture semplicistiche che sovente si danno dei fenomeni migratori\, dei loro protagonisti e del loro governo. \nDestinatari\nLa Summer School è rivolta\, in particolare\, a studenti universitari e dottorandi; funzionari della pubblica amministrazione\, operatori sociali e professionisti che\, a vario titolo\, sono impegnati sul fronte delle migrazioni e della cooperazione allo sviluppo; responsabili della pastorale delle migrazioni\, del lavoro e della famiglia; insegnanti e formatori; ricercatori e studiosi; responsabili di associazioni e volontari; giornalisti e attori della comunicazione. \nCrediti\nLa partecipazione alla Summer School viene riconosciuta dalla Facoltà di Scienze politiche e sociali dell’Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore con 3 CFU per attività a libera scelta dello studente. Il SIMI equipara la Summer School a un corso integrativo di 3 ECTS. \nAttestato\nAl termine della Summer School verrà rilasciato un attestato di frequenza. La Scuola rientra nelle iniziative di formazione e aggiornamento dei docenti realizzate dalle università e automaticamente riconosciute dall’Amministrazione scolastica\, secondo la normativa vigente\, e dà luogo – per insegnanti di ogni ordine e grado – agli effetti giuridici ed economici della partecipazione alle iniziative di formazione.
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/giornata-di-formazione-permanente-migrantes-lombardia-simi/
LOCATION:ABBAZIA DI SAN PAOLO D’ARDON\, Via del Convento\, 1\, San Paolo d'Argon BG\, 24060
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SUMMARY:[:it]"Migranti e pellegrini come tutti i nostri padri" (1 Cr 29\, 15) Teologia della mobilità umana nel XXI secolo[:en]'Migrants and Pilgrims as our Ancestors' (1 Chr 29:15). Theology of Human Mobility in the 21st Century[:es]"Migrantes y peregrinos al igual que nuestros padres" (1 Cr 29\, 12) Teología de la movilidad humana en el siglo XXI[:pt]"Migrantes e peregrinos como nossos ancestrais" (1Cr 29\,15) Teologia da mobilidade humana no século 21[:fr]"Des migrants et des pèlerins commettons nos pères" (1 Car 29\,15) Théologie de la mobilité humaine au XXI siècle[:]
DESCRIPTION:Migrations are more than movements of people from one place to another; they are related to cultural\, social\, political and religious transformations of people and nations\, and to the continuous reshaping of communities.Therefore\, they represent a major challenge to humanity\, as well as an opportunity of reshaping it today. They raise questions of greatest relevance for the global agenda\, as they affect governments\, religions in general and the Catholic Church in particular\, global\, national\, regional\, and local communities\, families\, and countless individuals. \nTo tackle these challenges responsibly\, the local Churches from sending\, transit\, and receiving countries all over the world are called to promote theological reflections and studies on the phenomenon as well as enable and encourage con- crete pastoral actions.To this end\, a group of congregations guided by the International Union of Superiors General (UISG)\, the Union of Superiors General (USG)\, and the Scalabrini International Migration Institute (SIMI) are convening a group of international biblical scholars and theologians and pastoral agents to present and debate about the status of their research\, and respond to the reality of current migration movements.This 3-day-long International Conference is an important occasion for a reflection open to action. \n\n\nMigrants and Pilgrims as Our Ancestors (1 Chr 29:15) \nIn the context of the consecration of the first temple\, according to the account of the biblical chronicler\, King David makes a prayer of thanksgiving and offering to God. In this prayer\, the King presents himself before God as one who recognizes the migration history of his ancestors in Egypt and in the desert\, his own identity\, and God’s love for migrants\, which he expresses: «We are migrants before you and pilgrims like all our ancestors!». Being a migrant\, in David’s perspective\, is not just the socio-political status of the chosen people\, but a fundamental part of its identity.Thus\, he refers to migration and pilgrimage as theological categories\, evoking God’s call\, «The land is mine; with me you are but aliens and tenants» (Lev 25:23). David’s prayer makes us reflect on the condition of human existence as a passage: no one has a fixed abode in the earth. Consequently\, if one visits his/her historical memory\, he/she will certainly find in his/her genealogical line an experience of migration.To the point\, we can say that this prayer also ex- presses an appeal for solidarity with migrants\, since migration is an inherent dynamic of human life. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe event will be streamed on the channel: http://directenglish.uisg.link \nfor more information contact info@simieducation.org \n\n\n\n\nPROGRAM \n\n\n\n\n20 SEPTEMBER \nOPENING SESSION \n(12:00-12:45 CET) \nWelcoming remarks and opening prayer  \n\nH.E. Card. João Braz de Aviz\, Prefect of the Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life\nH.E. Card. Silvano M. Tomasi\, cs – Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development\nFr. Leonir Chiarello\, cs – Superior General of the Scalabrin- ian Missionaries\, Member of the Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life\n\nKeynotes remarks \n\nFr. Fabio Baggio\, cs – Under-Secretary\, Migrants and Refugees Section of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development\n\nSESSION I (PLENARY) \nBiblical Reflection (12:45-13:45 CET) \nThe first session will present deepening of the biblical teaching of the migration phenomenon offered by the following experts of the subject: \n\n\nModerator: Elizangela Chaves Dias\, mscs\, Professor of Biblical Studies and Human Mobility\, Pontifical Urbaniana University\, Rome\, Italy \n\nNuria Calduch-Benages\, Professor of Old Tes- tament\, Faculty of Theology\, Pontifical Gregorian University\, Rome\, Italy\nvănThanh Nguyễn\, svd\, Professor of New Tes- tament Studies and Holder of Bishop Francis X. Ford\, M.M.\, Chair of Catholic Missiology at Catholic Theological Union\, Chicago\, USA.\n\n13:45-14:00 Break \nSESSION II (PLENARY) \nExperiences. North & South America: Crossing Borders and the Protection of Human Rights (14:00-15:00 CET) \nDuring the second session concrete experiences will be presented with a specific focus on the Americas’ missions and projects working in the migratory routs and the implication for the local churches in defense of the migrants and refugees rights and in their accompanying. \nModerator: Barbara Staley\, msc\, General Superior\, Missionaries of the Sacred Heart \n\nPat Murphy\, cs\, Director of Casa del Migrante in Tijuana\, Mexico\nRosita Milesi\, mscs\, Migration and Human Rights Institute (IMDH) Brasilia\, Brazil\n\n15:00- 15:15 Break \nSESSION III \nGroup Discussion (15:15-16:15 CET) \nDuring the third session participants will be divided into groups\, taking into consideration the different languages. Within these groups they will debate about the topics discussed during the first session\, share their current experiences and proposals for the future. The proposals will be collected and might be used during the last session of the Conference to pro- mote concrete actions for the future. \n\n\n21 SEPTEMBER \nSESSION I (PLENARY) \nTheological Reflection (12:00-13:00 CET) \nThe first session is dedicated to the theological reflection on migration aiming at underlying the fundamental principles of the Catholic Theology on which the vision of the Church for the accompanying of migrants and refugees is based. During the first session\, the following theologians are invited to speak on the subject:\nModerator: Gioacchino Campese\, cs\, Professor of Pastoral Theology of Human Mobility\, Pontifical Urbaniana University\, Rome\, Italy \n\nRegina Polak\, Associate Professor of Practical Theology\, Faculty of Catholic Theology\, University of Vienna\, Vienna\, Austria\nDaniel Groody\, csc\, Associate Professor of Theo- logy and Global Affairs\, University of Notre Dame\, Notre Dame\, USA\n\n13:00-13:15 Break \nSESSION II (PLENARY)\nExperiences. Africa & Europe: Forced Migration and Human Trafficking (13:15-14:15 CET) \nThe second session will give particular emphasis to the organ- izations in which religious participate with a specific focus on the African continent. The roots of migration in general\, and forced migration in particular\, and human trafficking will be the center of the discussion. \n\n\n\n\nModerator: Michel Veuthey\, Ambassador of the SMOM to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons \n\nDavid Holdcroft\, sj\, Professional and Post Se- condary Education Specialist at Jesuit Refugee Ser- vice\, Rome\, Italy\nYvonne Clémence Bambara\, rgs\, Talitha Kum 14:15-14:30 Break\n\nSESSION III Group Discussion (14:30-15:30 CET) \nDuring the third session participants will be divided into groups\, taking into consideration the different languages. Within these groups they will debate about the topics discussed during the day\, share their current experiences and proposals for the future. The proposals will be collected and might be used during the last session of the conference to promote con- crete actions for the future. \n22 SEPTEMBER \nSESSION I (PLENARY) \nPastoral Experiences (12:00-13:00 CET) \nThe first session is dedicated to the deepening of the concrete pastoral actions that the Church and religious congregations implement in countries of origin\, transit\, and arrival. The following experts in the field of pastoral theology are in- vited to speak on the subject:\nModerator: Monica Martinelli\, mss\, Professor of Sociology\, Department of Sociology\, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart\, Milan\, Italy \n\nCheryl Lee Chan\, Consultant of the Episcopal Commission on the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant Peoples (ECMI)\, Catholic Bishops Conference of Malaysia\, Singapore and Brunei\nAgbonkhianmeghe Orobator\, sj\, President of the Conference of Major Superiors of Africa and Madagascar\, Nairobi\, Kenya\n\n\n\n13:00-13:15 Break \nSESSION II (PLENARY)\nExperiences. Asia & Oceania: Education and Health Promotion for Improving Integration (13:15-14:15 CET) \nThe second session is dedicated to a regional focus on Asia and Europe. In this session topics related to education and in- tegration will also be discussed in-depth.\nModerator: Carmen Elisa Bandeo\, ssps\, Coordinator of Magistories – Non Formal Education Project\, Jesuit Refugee Service\, Greece \n\nRafael Matas Roselló\, fsc\, General Councilor of the Brothers of the Christian Schools\nValdícer Civa Fachi\, fms\, Director of CMI (Col- laboration for Mission International) of the Marist Brothers: Fratelli Project\, Lebanon\nSuresh Sundram\, Director of Research\, Cabrini Asylum Seeker and Refugee Health Program\, Melbourne\, Australia\n\n\n\n14:15-14:30 Break \nSESSION III Group Discussion (14:30-15:30 CET) \nDuring the third session participants will be divided into groups\, taking into consideration the different languages. Within these groups they will debate about the topics discussed during the day\, share their current experiences and proposals for the future. The proposals will be collected and might be used during the last session of the conference to promote concrete actions for the future. \nCLOSING REMARKS (PLENARY) (15:30-16:15 CET) \nChairman: Aldo Skoda\, cs – Director of SIMI \nJolanta Kafka\, rmi – President\, UISG\nArturo Sosa\, sj – President\, USG
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SUMMARY:[:it]Nuove vulnerabilità e diritto di asilo. Dialogo tra il magistero di Papa Francesco e il mondo del diritto[:]
DESCRIPTION:Il 24 marzo 2020 dalle ore 9.30 presso la Città dei Ragazzi si svolgerà̀ il Convegno “Percorsi di cittadinanza: dall’esclusione all’inclusione” in preparazione del Global Compact on Education\, voluto da Papa Francesco per promuovere un patto educativo globale da ratificare il 14 maggio 2020. In occasione dell’evento si rifletterà anche sulle migrazioni a partire dai 4 verbi di Papa Francesco (accogliere\, proteggere\, promuovere\, integrare)\, non solamente dal punto di vista dei migranti\, ma più in generale come concetti-guida per le nuove generazioni. Il convegno sarà preceduto dai saluti dei rappresentanti dei vari Dicasteri vaticani e da un videomessaggio del Papa per l’evento. Lo scorso settembre Papa Francesco invitava a “promuovere insieme e attivare\, attraverso un comune patto educativo\, quelle dinamiche che danno un senso alla storia e la trasformano in modo positivo” invitando tutti coloro che ricoprono ruoli di responsabilità̀ e hanno a cuore il futuro dei giovani a rinnovare “la passione per un’educazione più̀ aperta ed inclusiva\, capace di ascolto paziente\, dialogo costruttivo e mutua comprensione”. \nIl convegno è organizzato dal gruppo di lavoro che si sta occupando del rilancio della Città dei ragazzi: Congregazione per l’educazione cattolica\,  Sezione Migranti e Rifugiati del Dicastero per lo sviluppo umano integrale\, Opera Nazionale per le Città dei Ragazzi\, Percorsi di cittadinanza\, Caritas Roma\, Associazione Centro Astalli\, Comunità̀ di Sant’Egidio\, Fondazione Migrantes\, Migrantes Roma\, SIMI\, ASCS – Casa Scalabrini 634\, Suore Scalabriniane\, A chance in life. \n  \nProgramma: \n9.30 Saluti introduttivi del Dott. Vincenzo Cappannini\, Presidente dell’Opera Nazionale per le Città dei ragazzi \n9.45 Videomessaggio di Papa Francesco \n9.50 Presentazione del Patto Educativo Globale a cura di S.E. Mons. Angelo Vincenzo Zani \n10.10 Percorsi di Cittadinanza:dall’esclusione all’inclusione a cura del Prof. Andrea Zampetti \n\nAccogliere – Dott.ssa Amaya Varcarcel\, JRS International;\nProteggere – Dott. Claudio Cottatellucci;\nPromuovere – Dott.ssa Tatiana Esposito\, Ministero del Lavoro;\nIntegrare – Prof. Fabrizio Battistelli\, Sociologo\n\n12.50 Dibattito e conclusioni a cura di P. Aldo Skoda\, Direttore del SIMI \n13.30 Pranzo \nDurante la giornata saranno attivi dei laboratori e ascolteremo alcune testimonianze di percorsi di inclusione
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/nuove-vulnerabilita-e-diritto-di-asilo/
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CATEGORIES:2021,Archivo,Home
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SUMMARY:[:it]VI Simpósio Internacional sobre Migração e Religião[:es]VI Simpósio Internacional sobre Migração e Religião[:pt]VI Simpósio Internacional sobre Migração e Religião [:]
DESCRIPTION:Sorry\, this entry is only available in Italiano and Português.
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/giornata-di-studio-su-migranti-e-rifugiati-2/
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SUMMARY:[:it]Giornata di studio su migranti e rifugiati[:en]Giornata di studio su migranti e rifugiati[:es]Giornata di studio su migranti e rifugiati[:pt]Giornata di studio su migranti e rifugiati[:]
DESCRIPTION:Sorry\, this entry is only available in Italiano.
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/giornata-di-studio-su-migranti-e-rifugiati/
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SUMMARY:[:it]Integrazione sociale ed educazione civica in un'Europa pluralista[:en]Percorsi di cittadinanza: dall’esclusione all’inclusione[:es]Percorsi di cittadinanza: dall’esclusione all’inclusione[:pt]Percorsi di cittadinanza: dall’esclusione all’inclusione[:]
DESCRIPTION:Il 24 marzo 2020 dalle ore 9.30 presso la Città dei Ragazzi si svolgerà̀ il Convegno “Percorsi di cittadinanza: dall’esclusione all’inclusione” in preparazione del Global Compact on Education\, voluto da Papa Francesco per promuovere un patto educativo globale da ratificare il 14 maggio 2020. In occasione dell’evento si rifletterà anche sulle migrazioni a partire dai 4 verbi di Papa Francesco (accogliere\, proteggere\, promuovere\, integrare)\, non solamente dal punto di vista dei migranti\, ma più in generale come concetti-guida per le nuove generazioni. Il convegno sarà preceduto dai saluti dei rappresentanti dei vari Dicasteri vaticani e da un videomessaggio del Papa per l’evento. Lo scorso settembre Papa Francesco invitava a “promuovere insieme e attivare\, attraverso un comune patto educativo\, quelle dinamiche che danno un senso alla storia e la trasformano in modo positivo” invitando tutti coloro che ricoprono ruoli di responsabilità̀ e hanno a cuore il futuro dei giovani a rinnovare “la passione per un’educazione più̀ aperta ed inclusiva\, capace di ascolto paziente\, dialogo costruttivo e mutua comprensione”. \nIl convegno è organizzato dal gruppo di lavoro che si sta occupando del rilancio della Città dei ragazzi: Congregazione per l’educazione cattolica\,  Sezione Migranti e Rifugiati del Dicastero per lo sviluppo umano integrale\, Opera Nazionale per le Città dei Ragazzi\, Percorsi di cittadinanza\, Caritas Roma\, Associazione Centro Astalli\, Comunità̀ di Sant’Egidio\, Fondazione Migrantes\, Migrantes Roma\, SIMI\, ASCS – Casa Scalabrini 634\, Suore Scalabriniane\, A chance in life. \n  \nProgramma: \n9.30 Saluti introduttivi del Dott. Vincenzo Cappannini\, Presidente dell’Opera Nazionale per le Città dei ragazzi \n9.45 Videomessaggio di Papa Francesco \n9.50 Presentazione del Patto Educativo Globale a cura di S.E. Mons. Angelo Vincenzo Zani \n10.10 Percorsi di Cittadinanza:dall’esclusione all’inclusione a cura del Prof. Andrea Zampetti \n\nAccogliere – Dott.ssa Amaya Varcarcel\, JRS International;\nProteggere – Dott. Claudio Cottatellucci;\nPromuovere – Dott.ssa Tatiana Esposito\, Ministero del Lavoro;\nIntegrare – Prof. Fabrizio Battistelli\, Sociologo\n\n12.50 Dibattito e conclusioni a cura di P. Aldo Skoda\, Direttore del SIMI \n13.30 Pranzo \nDurante la giornata saranno attivi dei laboratori e ascolteremo alcune testimonianze di percorsi di inclusione
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/integrazione-sociale-ed-educazione-civica-in-uneuropa-pluralista/
LOCATION:Piattaforma ZOOM
CATEGORIES:2020,Archivo
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SUMMARY:[:it]Corso Interdisciplinare di Formazione Permanente per operatori delle ONG cattoliche - PUU[:en]Percorsi di cittadinanza: dall’esclusione all’inclusione[:es]Percorsi di cittadinanza: dall’esclusione all’inclusione[:pt]Percorsi di cittadinanza: dall’esclusione all’inclusione[:]
DESCRIPTION:Il 24 marzo 2020 dalle ore 9.30 presso la Città dei Ragazzi si svolgerà̀ il Convegno “Percorsi di cittadinanza: dall’esclusione all’inclusione” in preparazione del Global Compact on Education\, voluto da Papa Francesco per promuovere un patto educativo globale da ratificare il 14 maggio 2020. In occasione dell’evento si rifletterà anche sulle migrazioni a partire dai 4 verbi di Papa Francesco (accogliere\, proteggere\, promuovere\, integrare)\, non solamente dal punto di vista dei migranti\, ma più in generale come concetti-guida per le nuove generazioni. Il convegno sarà preceduto dai saluti dei rappresentanti dei vari Dicasteri vaticani e da un videomessaggio del Papa per l’evento. Lo scorso settembre Papa Francesco invitava a “promuovere insieme e attivare\, attraverso un comune patto educativo\, quelle dinamiche che danno un senso alla storia e la trasformano in modo positivo” invitando tutti coloro che ricoprono ruoli di responsabilità̀ e hanno a cuore il futuro dei giovani a rinnovare “la passione per un’educazione più̀ aperta ed inclusiva\, capace di ascolto paziente\, dialogo costruttivo e mutua comprensione”. \nIl convegno è organizzato dal gruppo di lavoro che si sta occupando del rilancio della Città dei ragazzi: Congregazione per l’educazione cattolica\,  Sezione Migranti e Rifugiati del Dicastero per lo sviluppo umano integrale\, Opera Nazionale per le Città dei Ragazzi\, Percorsi di cittadinanza\, Caritas Roma\, Associazione Centro Astalli\, Comunità̀ di Sant’Egidio\, Fondazione Migrantes\, Migrantes Roma\, SIMI\, ASCS – Casa Scalabrini 634\, Suore Scalabriniane\, A chance in life. \n  \nProgramma: \n9.30 Saluti introduttivi del Dott. Vincenzo Cappannini\, Presidente dell’Opera Nazionale per le Città dei ragazzi \n9.45 Videomessaggio di Papa Francesco \n9.50 Presentazione del Patto Educativo Globale a cura di S.E. Mons. Angelo Vincenzo Zani \n10.10 Percorsi di Cittadinanza:dall’esclusione all’inclusione a cura del Prof. Andrea Zampetti \n\nAccogliere – Dott.ssa Amaya Varcarcel\, JRS International;\nProteggere – Dott. Claudio Cottatellucci;\nPromuovere – Dott.ssa Tatiana Esposito\, Ministero del Lavoro;\nIntegrare – Prof. Fabrizio Battistelli\, Sociologo\n\n12.50 Dibattito e conclusioni a cura di P. Aldo Skoda\, Direttore del SIMI \n13.30 Pranzo \nDurante la giornata saranno attivi dei laboratori e ascolteremo alcune testimonianze di percorsi di inclusione
URL:https://www.simieducation.org/en/calendar/pontificia-universita-urbaniana-corso-interdisciplinare-di-formazione-permanente-per-operatori-delle-ong-cattoliche/
LOCATION:Pontificia Università Urbaniana\,\, Via Urbano VIII\, 16\, Roma\, 00165\, Italia
CATEGORIES:2020,Archivo
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