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Call for Authors: Moving Europe

Call for Authors: Moving Europe

EuroClio is excited to kick off a new project, Moving Europe, with a call for co-authors for the Moving Europe Guide for Educators. Moving Europe brings together schools, migration museums and members of migrant communities to examine historical legacies of migration in Europe and learn from migrants’ experiences.

The Guide for Educators will provide a step-by-step approach to how schools and migration museums can collaborate to facilitate youth-led research projects on migration history.

Click here to read the full call for authors and learn about the application process:

Call for Authors
Elli Clerides2025-04-17T17:18:31+02:00April 17, 2025|Categories: EUROCLIO, Featured News, Opportunities, Project Updates|Tags: Call for authors, Guide for Educators, migration, Moving Europe|

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