Migrant women’s pathways to thriving
We invited women involved with the FATIMA project to share their experiences of working with migrant women and their thoughts on how to better support them.
Report: learning from the FATIMA project
In this report, WONDER Foundation shares insights from the FATIMA project to further the conversation on the meaningful integration of migrant women.
Migrant women: an invisible group in data
Where is the data on migrant women in published research? We need more data on migrant women if we are going to make positive changes to their lives.
How YOU can make a difference in the lives of refugee women
This June, walk or run to raise funds to support the empowerment and social integration of migrant and refugee women and girls.
FATIMA: a ground-breaking project
With the FATIMA project having drawn to a close, we’d like to take a moment to reflect on our achievements.
A conversation with Olga
When Olga found the FATIMA Project in Poland, she started to “feel human again”.
Equipping women with life skills for the future
The Baytree Centre has been holding a number of workshops equipping women for the future, with IT skills sessions and weekly employment support.
A conversation with Maria Teresa
When she emigrated to Slovenia from Venezuela, Maria Teresa did not know where to begin her new life. Thanks to FATIMA project, she now feels rooted and sees herself firmly in place in Ljubljana.
A conversation with Panorama
A meeting about FATIMA project between partner organisation Fundacja Panorama and project external examinator Sung Kyu in Wroclaw in Poland.
A conversation with Fundacion Senara
Meeting with Fundación Senara in Spain. Fundación Senara began its work in 1997. The word Senara comes from the Medieval Spanish word which means a parcel of land that is given by a generous landlord to the tenants for freely cultivating the plots (that is, free from the rules of serfdom). Thus, the word relates to a […]
