Since 2016, there has been an increasing flow of venezuelan migrants into Brazil, and studies indicate an expressive percentage of people with a complete higher education, as shown in the analysis carried out by IOM, which poll sample showed its majority as young people and 26% with a complete higher
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Celebration! 5th anniversary of the project of revalidation of refugees diplomas in Brazil – Part 3
In 2020, due to the changes in the project of revalidation of diplomas, because of the new coronavirus pandemic there was an increase in the number of universities that Compassiva came to be in contact with, since we started processes of revalidation of diplomas in 17 new universities, summing up
Celebration! 5th anniversary of the project of revalidation of refugees diplomas in Brazil – Part 2
Right at the beginning of the project´s implementation, a big obstacle was the difficulty in starting the process of revalidation of diplomas. This was because the universities would request too many documents and those had to be consulate certified. However, refugees have no time to sort all documents before moving
Celebration! 5th anniversary of the project of revalidation of refugees diplomas in Brazil – Part 1
The project of Revalidation of Diplomas, from LAR (portuguese acronym for “Taking Help to Refugees”) was created in 2016 as a result of the partnership between Compassiva Association and UNHCR (The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees). Aiming at mediating the process for the candidate, removing the bureaucratic and financial
BECAUSE OF THE PANDEMIC, HALF OF THE WORLD’S REFUGEE CHILDREN ARE OUT OF SCHOOL
This thursday (09/03), the UN agency for refugees (UNHCR) published the report Coming Together for Refugee Education, with unprecedented data on the impact of the pandemic of the new coronavirus in the education of refugee youth and children. The data in the report is from 2019 and is based on
A Democratic Space: “ABC Sertão” by Luiz Gonzaga, a Conversation Circle
Guri Santa Marcelina (GSM) is a programme that takes place in the capital and in Greater São Paulo. Its mission is the musical education and socio-cultural inclusion of children and teenagers aged between 6 and 18, as well as that of their families. Since 2014, the Amácio Mazzaropi pole has