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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://civis-agora.widening.eu/event/how-can-universi
 ties-engage-more-inclusively-with-migration-and-cultural-diversity-43/regi
 ster">How can universities engage more inclusively with migration and cult
 ural diversity?</a>\nThe academic community of the University of Bucharest
  is invited to take part in the webinar “How can universities engage mor
 e inclusively with migration and cultural diversity”\, organised by the 
 CIVIS Alliance. The webinar will take place on Monday\, 16 February 2026\,
  from 13:00 to 14:00 (CET). Those interested can participate by accessing 
 this link. The webinar aims to foster reflection on how universities can a
 ctively and inclusively contribute to addressing challenges related to mig
 ration and cultural diversity. It will showcase educational initiatives\, 
 projects\, and innovative practices that support intercultural dialogue\, 
 social inclusion\, and engagement with migrant communities. A central focu
 s of the discussion will be on collaboration with migrant communities and 
 the essential role these partnerships play in community-engaged initiative
 s. Working with populations that may face vulnerability or marginalisation
  raises important questions around trust-building\, accessibility\, and et
 hical responsibility. In this context\, it becomes crucial to adapt workin
 g methods so that voices often unheard can genuinely influence both proces
 ses and outcomes. Such collaborations highlight not only challenges – su
 ch as navigating power dynamics or overcoming linguistic and cultural barr
 iers – but also valuable opportunities. Cultural diversity can enrich co
 llective reflection and contribute to outcomes that are more socially rele
 vant and better connected to the lived realities of the communities involv
 ed.Speakers and contributions Léa Moreau Shmatenko (University of Lausann
 e)\, coordinator of the project Open Lab: Supporting Access and Participat
 ion in Lifelong Learning for Disadvantaged Migrants Alessandra Vitullo (Sa
 pienza Università di Roma)\, coordinator of the project Open Lab: Stories
  of Migrants. Learning Memories\, Building Peace Patrick Michel (Universit
 y of [...]
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SUMMARY:How can universities engage more inclusively with migration and cul
 tural diversity?
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://civis-agora.widening.eu/event
 /how-can-universities-engage-more-inclusively-with-migration-and-cultural-
 diversity-43/register">How can universities engage more inclusively with m
 igration and cultural diversity?</a>\nThe academic community of the Univer
 sity of Bucharest is invited to take part in the webinar “How can univer
 sities engage more inclusively with migration and cultural diversity”\, 
 organised by the CIVIS Alliance. The webinar will take place on Monday\, 1
 6 February 2026\, from 13:00 to 14:00 (CET). Those interested can particip
 ate by accessing this link. The webinar aims to foster reflection on how u
 niversities can actively and inclusively contribute to addressing challeng
 es related to migration and cultural diversity. It will showcase education
 al initiatives\, projects\, and innovative practices that support intercul
 tural dialogue\, social inclusion\, and engagement with migrant communitie
 s. A central focus of the discussion will be on collaboration with migrant
  communities and the essential role these partnerships play in community-e
 ngaged initiatives. Working with populations that may face vulnerability o
 r marginalisation raises important questions around trust-building\, acces
 sibility\, and ethical responsibility. In this context\, it becomes crucia
 l to adapt working methods so that voices often unheard can genuinely infl
 uence both processes and outcomes. Such collaborations highlight not only 
 challenges – such as navigating power dynamics or overcoming linguistic 
 and cultural barriers – but also valuable opportunities. Cultural divers
 ity can enrich collective reflection and contribute to outcomes that are m
 ore socially relevant and better connected to the lived realities of the c
 ommunities involved.Speakers and contributions Léa Moreau Shmatenko (Univ
 ersity of Lausanne)\, coordinator of the project Open Lab: Supporting Acce
 ss and Participation in Lifelong Learning for Disadvantaged Migrants Aless
 andra Vitullo (Sapienza Università di Roma)\, coordinator of the project 
 Open Lab: Stories of Migrants. Learning Memories\, Building Peace Patrick 
 Michel (University of [...]
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