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The new 'Mediation Grammar' (CWA 18014:2023) has been published. Mediation Grammar is a useful tool for integration, into a fairer and more welcoming society. 

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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.

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The final CWA - CEN Workshop Agreement (CEN/WS 116- CWA) can now be downloaded here. 

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easyRights had the incredible opportunity to be shared and presented at #TEDxTorino in a talk with the title Migrants and Rights Enforcement: An Obstacle or a Resource?

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The recording can be seen below.

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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.  

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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

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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.

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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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Making a Difference in 4 Pilots

BIRMINGHAM Challenge

Birmingham is a cosmopolitan city but migrants are twice as likely to be unemployed.

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LARISSA
Challenge

All non-Greek citizens wishing to stay more than 6 months need a residency visa.

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MALAGA
Challenge

Many refugee services are provided in Spanish or a limited number of languages.

Palermo

PALERMO
Challenge

Permits are needed to live and work in Palermo, so need easier access to certification process.

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