
Centrul de Cercetare și Comunicare Interculturală
București, Romania
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Centrul de Cercetare și Comunicare Interculturală is a think tank based in București, Romania working on refugees & migration, human rights, education +2 more.
The Centrul de Cercetare și Comunicare Interculturală (CCCI) is a non-profit association and non-partisan research centre based in Romania, with offices in Iași, Timișoara and Bucharest. It carries out interdisciplinary social research on public policy for minorities and immigrants, and on intercultural communication, diversity and social inclusion. It also offers consultancy and training on diversity and inclusion, runs advocacy and youth education projects that build critical thinking, and works with civil society organisations, public authorities and individuals. The centre states that it takes no political positions. It was registered in the Romanian National NGO Register in 2014.
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EMINET
Refugees & Migration · Romania
Studies the impact of immigration and emigration on the Romanian labour market and supports advocacy to improve migration policy.
Divergent educație prin cultură
Education · Romania
Develops critical thinking in children and adolescents through culture, helping them analyse information and public messages.
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Asociația Română pentru Promovarea Sănătății, Academia de Advocacy din Timișoara, Fundația Noi Orizonturi, Clubul Impact, AFCN
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