The first dimension of the ECEPAA Index looks at formal schooling for students with a migrant background — not just whether they succeed, but what the system does to make success more or less likely.
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Each year, thousands of unaccompanied minors reach EU borders. Despite formal protections, the asylum system systematically fails to account for children's specific vulnerabilities, prioritising administrative control over protection.
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Four days in Rome. Six countries. Thirty-five young people learning to tell Ethiopian diaspora stories in their own voice. The Premieres of Diversity Erasmus+ training was more than a workshop — it was the moment a community began to form.
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Integration is not a characteristic of the student. The ECEPAA Index was built on this premise — measuring socio-educational inclusion where policy meets practice, in four European countries.
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A new report presented at the European Parliament documents how the Tunisia–Libya migration route is not simply dangerous — it is a structured system of exploitation that targets women specifically. The question it forces is not just about Tunisia. It is about Europe.
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273 million children out of school. Fewer than 1 in 10 countries with a genuinely equity-focused system. A critical reading of UNESCO's flagship education report.
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On 7 April 2026, Collège Matteo Ricci organised a hands-on pedagogical day on climate change and migration as part of the IMPACT Erasmus+ project, using interactive toolkit activities including the Chair Game and Migration Journey.
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The IMPACT Erasmus+ project unites researchers, educators and practitioners from Europe and Africa to explore the links between environmental change and migration — through field visits, workshops and collaborative research. Join the upcoming webinar to hear findings and discuss policy implications.
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A Brussels panel on Belgium’s colonial amnesia, the assassination of Patrice Lumumba, and the structures of racism that colonialism left behind.
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The EU launched its first Anti-Racism Strategy 2026–2030 in Brussels — a necessary framework, but one that arrives as far-right parties across Europe are actively narrowing the space to implement it.
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