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6th Transnational Meeting in Quedlinburg, July 2007 Staff Exchange Program in Quedlinburg, June 2007 5th Transnational Meeting in Rožnava, Slovakia. February 2007 European Commission’s Thematic Expert visits Pangea. September 2006 Staff Exchange Program in Bratislava, Slovakia. November 2006

6th Transnational Meeting in Quedlinburg, July 2007

Written by Pangea
Friday, 10 August 2007
From the 16^th to the 20^th of July, two members of Pangea project staff and representatives of the “Espacios Abiertos” DP members, among them the Regional Employment Service; the Town council of El Provencio and the Town council of San Clemente, attended the transnational meeting celebrated in the city of Quedlinburg, Germany, within the framework of the partnership “Against discrimination, for Integration”.
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Staff Exchange Program in Quedlinburg, June 2007

Written by Pangea
Friday, 01 June 2007
From the 4^th to the 8^th June two intercultural links of Equal Pangea project visited the Development Partnership “Kombinetz”, in Quedlinburg (Germany). During the exchange program, they were informed about the structure, the operation of some of the subprojects that compose the German DP, in addition to the methodology used for the participants’ recruitment, its training and motivation, to achieve the final aim to place them in the labour market.
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Welcome to the “Against Discrimination for Integration” Transnational Partnership

The Partners from the three Countries -Slovakia, Germany and Spain- participating in the “Against Discrimination for Integration” transnational partnership share a mutual commitment to fighting against any expression of racism and xenophobia on the job market.

The Partnership’s principal objective is to develop new models and methods to overcome the discrimination that people form disadvantaged groups experience in the job market and their integration into society and work life on equal conditions.

The “Against Discrimination for Integration” Transnational Partnership shares research, the exchange of good practices and the development of materials, all designed to tackle racism and xenophobia on the work market.