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 School and community-Intervention model in communities with children left at home
This guide sums up the work experience of Soros Foundation Romania in the rural communities which have to face the phenomenon of the children left behind at home. This book is biligual. The English version starts at page 122.The School and Community program started from the results obtained by SFR realizing two researches regarding the effects of migration, namely that in Romania there are approximately 350,000 children left behind at home and that the effects of migration, upon children mainly, are, most of the times, negative.The program was implemented in three communes of Romania: Glimboca (Caraş-Severin county), Marginea (Suceava county) and Prejmer (Braşov county).This guide is addressed to the schools who work with children whose parents left to work abroad, to the locale authorities of the communities with a high migration incidence, to the parents but also to non-governmental organizations and other actors interested in this phenomenon
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 The Fourth Wave. The brain drain along the route between Romania-The West
The research, which we expound on in The Fourth Wave. The Brain Drain along the Route between Romania – The West, started from a methodology which centred on the collection and processing of qualitative information – over 30 interviews that yielded opinions from an elite of Romanian experts in the field of migration.
After a brief chronological overview of the three preceding waves of the Romanian migration, which will be expounded on in Chapter 3 of this study, Chapter 4 goes on to describe the migration of medical expertise from Romania towards the West. This particular labour force mobility accounts for the fourth Romanian migration wave, which began in 2007 and has continued throughout the financial and economic crisis, up to now.
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 Republic of Moldova in the Romanian public consciousness
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 Study on the immigration phenomenon in Romania. The aliens’ integration into the Romanian society
„ Study on the immigration phenomenon in Romania. The aliens’ integration into the Romanian society” realised by Soros Foundation Romania, in partnership with the Romanian Association for Health Promotion (ARPS) presents the degree of knowledge about the immigration phenomenon in Romania, together with the support recommendations regarding the integration of the third country nationals, with legal right of residency in Romania.
The project is realized and financed under the General Program “Solidarity and Management of Migration Flows” (ref: IF/09.01) of the European Union, managed in Romania by the Ministry of Administration and Interior through the Schengen Office as Responsible Authority and the Romanian Immigration Office, as Contracting Authority. The “Study on the immigration phenomenon in Romania. The aliens’ integration into the Romanian society” was implemented during May 2010-April 2011.
The English version of the study will be available soon.
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 The civil and political involvment of the youth generation
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 High School Reporter
This volume tells the story of the "High School Reporter" project and, at the same time, it comes to the encounter of High School teachers who would like to use the same methods in the future. The guide comprises theoretical and practical notions of journalism and communication, a few technical landmarks and most of all, a number of actual examples taken out from the direct experience within the project. The project also addresses those who want to start “a High School newspaper”, the on-line variant as well as those who are planning to use, for instance, the report in one of the subjects they teach.
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 Policies and environmental rights in Romania
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 Legal and equal for Roma communities
The project „L@EGAL 2 – European investment for the future of the Roma from Romania”, POSDRU/70/6.2./S/30873 is an initiative of the Foundation Centre of Resources for the Roma Communities (CRCR) in partnership with the Association Centre for Resources and Formation in Social Professions (CRFPS) “PRO VOCAȚIE” and the Soros Foundation Romania. The project runs between September 2009 to August 2011 and is cofinanced from the European Social Fund, “Invest in people”, through the Sectoral Operational Program, Human Resources Development 2007‐2013.The purpose of the project is to support the social inclusion of the Roma population from Romania by consolidating the formal system of representation of the Roma communities at the level of the local public administrations.Within the project, the Foundation Centre of Resources for the Roma Communities (Main partner) and the Centre for Resources and Formation in Social Professions (CRFPS) “PRO VOCAȚIE” run training courses and courses for the evaluation of the professional competencies for 250 local Roma experts.The Soros Foundation Romania coordinated the accomplishment of a sociological research at national level, which aimed to identify the factors which influence (positively and negatively) the employment level in the Roma population from Romania.
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George Soros was born in Budapest, Hungary, on August 12, 1930. He survived the Nazi occupation of Budapest and left communist Hungary in 1947 for England, where he graduated from the London School of Economics (LSE). While a student at LSE, Soros became familiar with the work of the philosopher Karl Popper, who had a profound influence on his thinking and later on his professional and philanthropic activities.
The financier. In 1956, Soros moved to the United States, where he began to accumulate a large...
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