Latest Results from easyRights

The easyRights Consortium are pleased to present the 'Mediation Grammar', a new standard for assessing and benchmarking refugee and migrant service outcomes.

The Mediation Grammar has been created based on the experiences of the easyRights pilot, desktop research and from conversations and interviews with migration practitioners and experts.

In addition, a series of public meetings and events have helped contribute to the development of the standard. To find out more abouts its development and use click here!

The draft CWA - CEN Workshop Agreement is now available for commenting and public consultation on the CEN website for 30 days.

To find out how you can contribute to the Mediation Grammar standard follow this link.

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The easyRights Project

Helping (Im)migrants Better Understand Their Rights

We are a European H2020 project and our aim is a simple one - to combine co-creation and AI technology to make it easier for immigrants to understand and access the services they are entitled to.

Bringing together immigrants, the public sector, and private organisations, easyRights have developed solutions that provide personalised, context-aware information to its users, taking into account background, demographics, and language skills. The tools support immigrants in their search for responses to different needs in a manner that saves time for both migrants and for social service staff and cutting costs for the public administration

The easyRights solutions are co-created and developed in four pilot locations (Birmingham, Larissa, Palermo, and Malaga). Sign up for news updates and follows us on our easyRights journey.

Key Outputs

easyRights Final Conference Proceedings

This report provides an overview of the easyRights Final Conference through a collection of speakers contributions which come together to highlight the learnings and impact of the easyRights project.

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easyRights Solutions

The solutions developed by the project are the easyRights Agent which includes Language and Pronunciation Training, the Mediation Grammar, policy brief

know-how hackathons, and the hackathons solutions from Birmingham, Larissa, Malaga, and Palermo.

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Migrants Integration Handbook: A Service Design and Supply Perspective

This handbook shares practical ideas and experiences from a series of Joint Migration Policy Roundtables organised by the six European projects: MIICT, REBUILD, NADINE, MICADO, EASYRIGHTS, and WELCOME.

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