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Local migration policies | “The Inclusive City” debate | Nomada Association and Dialogopolis

Why do we need local migration policies? 💭
How do policies differ from strategies and programmes? 💭
Should Polish cities work together on a shared model of policies and their implementation? 💭
How can we work towards systemic change and ensure that all the city’s residents have an equal say in shaping it ? 💭
What needs to be done, and how, to give all the city’s residents equal and fair access to public services 💭

How can integration policies be developed during a humanitarian crisis? 💭
Why are identity, a sense of belonging and trust just as important as analyses and indicator tables? 💭


💬 Experts will try to answer these and other questions in a joint debate as part of Dialogopolis ’22: “The Inclusive City”.
📆 02.06.2022, 15.30–17.30
📍 Czasoprzestrzeń (Klub Łącznik) 
ul. Tramwajowa 1-3
⏺ streamed on the Facebook pages of the Wrocław Centre for Social Development (WCRS), Passage of Dialogue (Przejście Dialogu) and Nomada Association
The debate will be moderated by Anna Gmiterek-Zabłocka of TOK FM.
Taking part in the debate:

🔹 Dr hab. Patrycja Matusz, Professor at the University of Wrocław,
🔹 Dr Karolina Łukasiewicz of the Centre of Migration Research,
🔹 Katarzyna Komar-Macyńska of the Ukrainian House in Przemyśl,
🔹 Tatiana Iwanow of the For Your Freedom and Ours Foundation (Fundacja Za Wolność Waszą i Naszą),
🔹 Anna Dąbrowska of the Homo Faber Association in Lublin,
🔹 Anna Szadkowska-Ciężka, Deputy Director of the Social Participation Office in Lublin.

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Dialogopolis ’22 is a space for sharing knowledge and experience between local government, NGOs, Local Activity Centres (CALs) and volunteers. 🤝
On the day of the “Local Migration Policies” debate there will also be a round-table meeting as part of a public consultation entitled “What should local integration policy look like?”.
Admission to both events is free, 
but registration is required:
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