Critical Thinking on Migration Workshops
What: Workshop developing critical thinking by analyzing different aspects of the current refugee and migration crises. The participants learn the fundamental definitions necessary to understand the subject, find out sources of reliable data and practice distinguishing between facts and fake news. The aim of the workshop is to inspire students to mindfully approach public discussions of different topics.
For whom: Secondary school students over the age of 16
When: February – June 2017, each workshop lasts min. 45 minutes
Where: Secondary schools in Czechia, Germany, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia
Legal status of migrants and refugees, differences in obligation of countries towards refugees and immigrants.
Why do people leave (push and pull factors)?
Why do countries accept migrants? Why do they not accept them?
How do migrants contribute to economy and society? What are the difficulties and risks in accepting migrants?
If you would like your school to participate in the Critical Thinking on Migration Workshops, please contact Ms. Paulina Budek at email@example.com
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