On 1 December 2021, a representative of UNITED for Intercultural Action attended the OSCE Parallel Civil Society Conference and the Ministerial Council in Stockholm, Sweden. UNITED participated as part of the Civic Solidarity Platform. The Parallel Civil Society conference was held for civil society representatives from across the OSCE area, prior to the 28th… Read more »
For years, UNITED has monitored the humanitarian crises on the external borders of the European Union. During the past years, illegal pushbacks have been worrying. They are a clear output of a series of policies aimed at creating the so-called Fortress Europe, where people can freely move only if they have the privilege to be… Read more »
From the 12 until 13 October 2021 UNITED had the opportunity to join the European Regional Forum on Conflict Prevention and the Protection of the Human Rights of Minorities convened by the UN Special Rapporteur on minority issues and organized by the Tom Lantos Institute. All the participants were welcomed by the Special Rapporteur… Read more »
Are you a youth activist, youth worker or a young person interested in learning more about the human rights approach? Do you want to gain tools and learn methodologies to use in your work? And do you want to contribute to the creation of a database of self-reflection and development methods for youth workers? Apply… Read more »
On 9 October 2021, UNITED was part of a panel on “The Power of experiential learning & non-formal Education” which was co-organised by the Erasmus+ Student and Alumni Alliance and the Virtual Education Academy amongst others. The first speaker on the panel was Balint Josa, director of UNITED for Intercultural action. He started by… Read more »
“Representation and ensuring a Safe space for all are key when talking about creating a more Inclusive Society” From 4 until 9 October, the European Parliament opened its doors in Strasbourg for the annual European Youth Event 2021 yet another time. This year’s EYE fell under the motto “The future is ours” and once… Read more »
UNITED is excited to invite you to this Saturday’s panel “The Power of experiental learning & non-formal Education”, which we are co-hosting this Saturday. Among the diverse line up of speakers, our director Balint Jósa will share insights about education for human rights from the perspective of our international anti-racism network. The panel is part… Read more »
United for Intercultural Action is looking for trainers for an International Activity in the topic of mentoring youth workers engaged in anti-racist activities, supported by the Council of Europe. Are you familiar with Human Rights Education tools or self-development? Do you enjoy working with young people through non-formal educational activities? Are you keen on facilitating workshops… Read more »
UNITED for Intercultural Action is the European network against nationalism, racism, fascism and in support of migrants, refugees and minorities. Together with over 560 supporter organisations all around Europe, ranging from local grassroots associations to national and international NGOs, UNITED coordinates campaigns, organises conferences, takes part in projects, produces publications and undertakes advocacy work to protest against discrimination and promote our… Read more »
The government in Hungary has conflating belonging to the LGBTQI+ community as pedophilia. In the name of “protecting our children”, a law aimed tightening penalties for child sex offenders has included a clause: prevent the “promotion” of homosexuality to those under 18. Any art, literature, advertisements, or the like that contains references to gender change… Read more »
