Partners
Partners
The partner organisations have strong experience involving migrant communities in their work and they and their countries importantly represent a wide range of migrant experiences that can highlight differences in the contexts and experiences for the work with media and migrants in Europe.
UNITED KINGDOM:
Migrants Resource Centre
The lead partner is the Migrants Resource Centre (MRC) The MRC has a London-wide remit for its media work. It runs the Migrant and Refugee Media Project and has extensive experience of working with media workers to produce newspapers, reports and short documentaries dealing with the situation of vulnerable migrants.
Contact:
Migrants and the Media Project Coordinator
Migrants Resource Centre
24 Churton Street
London SW1V 2LP
United Kingdom
Tel: + 44 20 7834 2505 ext 102
Email: empowerment@migrants.org.uk
www.migrantsresourcecentre.org.uk
The Migrants’ Rights Network (MRN).
The MRN is a UK-wide network of organisations working on issues concerning the rights of migrants. Its particular expertise lies in policy analysis and lobbying. MRN considerable experience in working with European networks, such as PICUM and ENAR.
Contact:
Don Flynn – Director
Migrants Rights Network
Club Union House
253-254 UPPER STREET
LONDON N1 1RY
United Kingdom
Tel: + 44 207 288 1267, FAX: 00 44 20 7354 56 20
Email: d.flynn@migrantsrights.org.uk
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND:
FOMACS
The lead partner in Ireland is the Forum on Migration and Communications (FOMACS). FOMACS has a three-year media-driven programme producing print, photographic, broadcast and interactive stories on the topic of immigration and integration, with the aim of reaching and engaging diverse audiences and constituencies.
Contact:
Aine O’Brien – Director
FOMACS
Dublin Institute of Technology
Faculty of Applied Arts
Aungier Street
Dublin 2
Rep of Ireland
Tel: +353 1 402 3006
Email: Aine.obrien@dit.ie
HUNGARY:
Menedék – Hungarian Association for Migrants
Menedek was established in 1995 as a civil initiative supporting migrant integration in Hungary. Since Hungary is a new accession country, Menedek wil be able to provide important insight in the ways in which public discussion on migration is developing in the central European region.
Contact:
Andras Kovats – Director
MENEDEK – Hungarian Association for Migrants
H-1077 Budapest
Josika Utka 2. I/4
Hungary
Tel: 0036 1 322 1502 or 0036 1 344 6224
Fax.: 06 1 479 0272
Email: kovand@mtapti.hu
SPAIN:
Cepaim – Accion Integral con Migrantes.
Cepaim is a network of 8 organisations working throughout Spain to support the integration of migrants. It currently runs projects aimed at influencing public opinion in matters concerning the social position of migrants and has been involving migrant communities in this work.
Contact:
Rosalia Guntin
CEPAIM
Avenida Fabian Escribano Moreno 77
MURCIA 30570
SPAIN
Tel: 0034 915 48 3163
Email: guntin@cepaim.org
GREECE:
Centre for Research on Women’s Issues, Network DESME
Network DESME is a project supporting the rights of migrant women in Greece. The DESME network in Greece will bring a strong perspective on the position of women migrants from the standpoint of an important feminist organisation in that country which has begun work with vulnerable women migrants.
Contact:
Maria Liapi
CRWI, NETWORK DESME
24 NIKIS STR
SYNTAGMA
ATHENS 105 57
GREECE
Tel: 0030 210 3244 380, Fax: 0030 210 3227 706
Email: diotima@otenet.gr
