The Power of Networking
Introduction In the world of self-employment, building a successful business is no easy feat. Beyond the talents and skills that you bring to the table, there’s another key factor that can significantly impact your success – networking! Whether you’re a freelancer, consultant, or entrepreneur, networking plays a pivotal role in shaping your journey as a […]
Academy CES, new cooperation to successfully delivering the WINBIZ project goals
The Academy CES team actively works on development of the tools for supporting migrant and women with non-western backgrounds to be active participants in social and economic life. For this purpose we have established cooperation with a few national organizations and companies such National Platform for woman’s Entrepreneurship, the National Red Cross organization and the […]
LTTA implemented by DAISSy-HOU, in Greece
On June 6, 7, and 8 2023 in Patras (Greece) the DAISSy research group of the Hellenic Open University (HOU) successfully organized the Learning, Training, Teaching Activity (LTTA) of the WINBIZ project. The activities were carried out on-site at the facilities of the HOU. The three-day Tutor Training, involved 25 participants being adult education […]
Bandim: A Creative Space for Immigrants to Become Future Artisans, Entrepreneurs, and Artistic Businesses
Bandim is a unique creative space in Portugal that offers a platform for immigrants to showcase their talents, skills, and crafts. With the aim of promoting the integration of immigrants and their cultural diversity into the Portuguese society, Bandim provides a safe and inclusive space for aspiring artisans, entrepreneurs, and artists to realize their dreams […]
The perks of being a self-employed woman in a new country
Migrating to a new country can be a challenging experience for anyone, especially for women who are self-employed. However, it can also have several advantages that can help you succeed in your new environment and gives you a great opportunity for growth. One of the most significant advantages of being a migrated self-employed woman is […]
Social Report, the results from Italy
In Italy, EGInA was able to reach out to a large number of target group participants; after an initial phase of research and contact with various actors in the regional and local area, both at institutional and informal level, we created a motivated and very valuable community. For the implementation of PR1, and particularly during […]
Social Report, the results from Greece
In Greece, Hellenic Open University conducted desk research through which the needs, skills and opportunities of migrant women regarding entrepreneurship were identified and recorded. Following the research, HOU distributed questionnaires to 19 women from countries such as Congo, Syria, Ukraine, Albania, Iran, Morocco, Somalia, Iraq and Afghanistan and organized coaching circles in which migrant women, […]
Social Report, the results from Romania
In Romania, part of the research process was realized by means of a survey, which had as a main purpose the identification of the needs, inspirations, competencies and entrepreneurial abilities of migrant women. We spoke with migrant women located in Romania, who are interested in beginning an entrepreneurial career or who are already entrepreneurs. A […]
Social Report, the results from the North of Macedonia
CES Academy, the partner from Skopje, North Macedonia, implemented the Social Report (PR1) with diverse target groups in order to catch on the state of play on migrant women in the country, a topic very much not present in the public discourse. In this regard, they have implemented the established PR1 methodology with its numerous […]
Social Report, what the results from Germany?
Wisamar, the partner in Leipzig, Germany, has talked to many migration experts, self-employed people and migrated women as part of the project, especially for the social report that the partnership released in January of this year in multiple languages. We were very pleased that there was so much interest in the report when it came […]
