The recent EU Youth Report 2015 found that out of the nearly 90 million young people currently residing in Europe, 27 million are at risk of poverty or social exclusion. Additionally, 48% of young people with a migrant background were found to be considerably more likely to be at risk of exclusion compared to 28% of those natively born.
Executive summary and National reports written in English, Greek, Italian, Romanian and Polish. The book was written within a 3 year youth led programme that aimed to create, support, develop and serve a strategic partnership in the area of youth-led training, educational and awareness raising activities.
The conference EUROPEAN COMMUNITY VOICES STRONGER TOGETHER: ABUSED AND STIGMATISED NO MORE. was held in London on the 13th July at Middle Temple, Middle Temple Lane, London EC4Y 9AT. The conference launched the cutting-edge findings of the Erasmus+ funded “Abused No More: Safeguarding Youth and Empowering Professionals” programme, addressing existing gaps in the provision of legal education for young women affected by gender-based violence (GBV) including Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), rape and forced marriage. Find out more in our last project newsletter.
On the 13th July, the conference launched the cutting-edge findings of the Erasmus+ funded “Abused No More: Safeguarding Youth and Empowering Professionals” programme, addressing existing gaps in the provision of legal education for young...
During difficult political times for the UK government and the EU, the IARS International Institute will bring together over 200 delegates from marginalised European communities at its Annual International conference on 12-13th July at Middle Temple, Middle Temple Lane, London EC4Y 9AT. On the 13th July, the conference will launch the cutting-edge findings of the Erasmus+ funded “Abused No More: Safeguarding Youth and Empowering Professionals” programme.
The AnM partnership has developed and designed the training material and resources delivered in each partner country and are freely available online on this page.
The Abused No More project is an opportunity for young people, professionals and organizations dealing with discrimination, legal literacy and abuse prevention to network in order to share information, practices, experiences and useful tools across Europe.
Join for free the Abused no More networkmembership includes benefit such as:
• Access to project newsletters
•Access to research reports, e- publications etc. developed within the project
• Priority tickets to accredited events and conference
• Possibility to get involved in our research activities
• Space for discussions, sharing of good practice and networking
In order to join the Abused no more network, please register providing us the following data: application form
