Raising awareness of all stakeholders concerning the protection of the LGBTQ community rights, aiming to achieve respect and equal opportunities for all. SolidarityNow created a “bridge” of awareness, sensitization and respect of the diversity for the LGBTQ refugee community living in Greece. This bridge was the pilot program Bridging Rainbow* that was implemented by the […]
A collaboration between the International Rescue Committee, SolidarityNow and Knowl exclusively funded by the Citi Foundation. 350 young people – refugees, migrants and members of vulnerable social groups – who wanted not only to challenge themselves with entrepreneurship but also to start their lives with dignity and dynamism, participated in the Business for YOUth entrepreneurship […]
20 June, Kypseli Municipal Market – 22 June, Serafio City of Athens On World Refugee Day, held every year on 20 June, we commemorate the strength, courage and perseverance of millions of refugees forced to flee their home. Around the world, communities, schools, businesses, faith groups and people from all walks of life are taking […]
37 companies recruited beneficiaries of the organization’s Employability Service Thessaloniki, June 11, 2019 “I just signed my contract today and I’m very happy. All the happiness on my face is thanks to you” – Linda, 40 years old from Cameroon, beneficiary of the Blue Refugee Center’s Employability Service who found a job in Thessaloniki. Work, […]
SolidarityNow: Free online courses that respond to the modern labor market, for everyone Athens, May 31st, 2019 If you are fluent in English, you are willing to learn in a pleasant and creative way and wish to set your own schedule, visit the SolidarityNow website using the following link https://www.solidaritynow.org/digital_skills/, and find out about the […]
Busting 10+1 Myths Raising questions – Giving answers – Busting Myths The new SolidarityNow video that informs and raises awareness aiming to defend LGBT refugees’ rights Myth 1: Can you tell that someone is gay just by looking? Myth 2: Does an LGBT person feel free in Greece? Myth 3: Why do some LGBT people […]
As part of the program MYSITE (Migrant and Youth Social Inclusion through Entrepreneurship), SolidarityNow examined the conditions of migrant and youth entrepreneurship in Greece, through desk research and interviews with experts, young Greek entrepreneurs and young migrant entrepreneurs. The resulting national report includes information regarding the Greek national context, the legal, policy and institutional framework, […]
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