Tag: Mediation Grammar
A “grammar” for assessing the quality of public services to fulfill the rights of immigrants
by Francesco Molinari, International Researcher, and Grazia Concilio, Professor at the Politecnico di Milano University INTRO In analogy with the notion of grammar as the "system and structure of a language," the easyRights project has explored the sociocultural foundations of the mediation operated by public services to regular immigrants and…
Read moreHigh-Level Policy Roundtable On the Future of Migrants Integration
Conference Centre Albert Borschette, Brussels
On February 22, 2024, join us at the “High-Level Policy Roundtable On the Future of Migrants Integration” hosted by the European Commission in Brussels! The event will gather representatives of member states, European Institutions, Agencies established by the European Commission, and the European Committee for Standardization (CEN).
Read moreThe easyRights Project at the Roundtable – Bridging Research and Policy
Brussels
Today in Brussels, Grazia Concilio has presented the key findings of the easyRights Project at the Roundtable - Bridging Research and Policy Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe Shaping Migration Policy.
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The mediation grammar has been officially published on the European Committee for Standardization (CEN)
The Mediation Grammar, developed within easyRights, is now a CEN WS AGREEMENT. We’re excited to test and implement it in real-world applications.
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Mediation Grammar. A standard to improve interaction with public service
Improving immigrants’ interaction with public services in coherence with non-discrimination principles, guaranteeing Human Rights literacy* when designing, developing and supplying public services, and creating a quality standard (called #MediationGrammar) for services to guarantee easy access, use and interaction for migrants were all core objectives of the #easyRights.
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