IPS videomeeting 13th January 2011
IPS videomeeting 10th March 2011
IPS Partner meeting 13.-15.4.2011 in Salford, UK
National seminars in each partner country in spring 2011
Working Together for Better Integration - International Seminar in Tampere, Finland 5th of May 2011
Seminar programme
Continuing education course for police and social workers in each partner country in spring 2011
What is IPS?
The "Immigrants, police and social work" (IPS) project aims at promoting the integration of third-country nationals in the EU countries. This will be done by identifying best practices in the cooperation of police and social work and by introducing them to new multi-professional working methods. The target of the IPS project is to improve the engagement of immigrants, police and social workers to meet and exchange perspectives, identify challenges and develop solutions in the local communities for promoting integration.
The project combines the knowledge of several academic partners from five partner countries: Finland, Sweden, Spain, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom are represented.
IPS project is co-financed by the European Union under European Integration Fund Community Actions for 2008. The implementation period of the project is 1 December 2009 – 31 May 2011.
Journey of IPS project
PROJECT'S FINAL SEMINAR
Working Together for Better Integration – Immigrants, Police and Social Work
International Seminar of Immigrants, Police and Social work (IPS) –project 5th of May 2011 in Tampere, Finland
In what way co-operation between police and social work may promote integration? What kind of competences multicultural work requires? What is the role of immigrants in this co-operation?
Immigrants, Police and Social Work (IPS) –project welcomes you to the final seminar which will be held at The Police College of Finland in Tampere. The aim of the seminar is to present different examples and experiences concerning the multi-professional work in promoting integration. The focus is on the possibilities for co-operation between immigrants, police and social work in different EU countries.
The seminar is open to all interested and it is free of charge including coffee. The presentations are in English but the discussion may be in English or Finnish.
Please find enclosed the Seminar programme. Further information and registrations by 27th of April 2011: heidi.tuominen(a)turkuamk.fi
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