ParL@MI proposed a pathway to social inclusion through 50 experimental Italian L2 courses, run by more than a dozen organisations and associations in the third sector, with experience in the field of welcoming and supporting the most vulnerable newly-arrived migrants.
Go to the projectInnovative services for a changing local community was a capacity-building project financed with EIF (European Fund for the Integration of third-country nationals) funds. It involved seven municipalities in the northwest of Milan, members of the local administration network Comuni Insieme (Baranzate, Bollate, Cesate, Garbagnate Milanese, Novate Milanese, Senago and Solaro).
Go to the projectFil Rouge (literally Red Thread in French, meaning common theme, common thread) was a project experimenting with and consolidating innovative methods for alphabetisation and L2 Italian learning among third-countries citizens residing in Milan’s district 9.
Go to the projectIl Sabato del villaggio (Saturday in the Village) promoted social cohesion and the integration of citizens of foreign origin living in the municipality, particularly in the area of the Snia Village, developed to host workers of the now-closed Snia Viscosa factory.
Go to the projectLatinos was a research intervention promoting the social integration of Latin American minors and young adults living in Milan.
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