Entries by Alma Burgos

Our Raindrops Program visits the Pablo de Olavide University in Seville

As part of the awareness actions of our Raindrops Program, we recently held a talk with CIEE (Council on International Educational Exchange) students at the Pablo de Olavide University in Seville. The objective was to reflect on the impact of stereotypes and prejudices in intercultural contexts. The facilitator of the talk was Birane, a musician […]

“Construyéndo[nos]”, an opportunity to get to know each other and build support networks between migrant and host communities

At the end of 2022 we inaugurated “Construyéndo[nos]”, meetings in which, informally, once a month, migrants and non-migrants from Diálogos Para Construir get together to meet, talk, listen and exchange views on various topics. In this new year we have given continuity to these meetings and we hope that more and more people can join […]

Trinity Christian College Academy of Seville and Lady Drama Café Teatro open their doors to RAINDROPS. A great way to start the year!

We have started this 2023 with a lot of enthusiasm and with the commitment to multiply our awareness actions! From our Raindrops Program we coordinate various meetings with companies, universities, institutes, schools, and other groups of people interested in having a reflective dialogue on interculture and coexistence. In these first months of the year we […]

The Raindrops Program participates in the Erasmus Project “MIGRATION IN EUROPE: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES” of the IES (Highschool) Hermanos Machado in Seville

Recently Alpha and Emily, as part of the awareness actions of the Raindrops Program, shared a talk at IES Hermanos Machado in Seville, addressed to the participants of the Erasmus Project “MIGRATION IN EUROPE: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES”, with teachers and students from Spain, Germany and Sweden. The project was aimed at offering awareness-raising experiences on […]

Check is making progress in his process of social and labor inclusion

Check advances day by day in its process of social and labor inclusion in a satisfactory way. After receiving a scholarship from the Campus Aeronáutica Training Center, where he has completed three modules of theoretical training and two internships in companies; he has achieved his social roots papers through Aciturri SL, a company in the […]

MARK THE DIFFERENCE – Spaces for dialogue and awareness-raising to change the way we look at migration

The misinformation that comes from certain media and social networks unfortunately makes prejudices towards migrants grow, mainly towards the youth; therefore, any initiative that seeks to promote dialogue and encounters between the migrant community and the host society is always welcome and very necessary! “Marca la Diferencia”: Towards a positive view on migration in Andalusia” […]

Hamza finds sport a vehicle to inclusion

We met Hamza through his contact with the rugby team. His inclusion process was on track, as he had previously been supported by AFAVI, where he had received valuable help from Hijas de la Caridad. Hamza is from Morocco and arrived in Spain three years ago. Like many of the young people who emigrate without […]

Unmask your HATER side. A change of attitude is possible!

Peace is something that all people long for, but sometimes we tend to forget that peace is not only something that is at risk by global actions and socio-political conflicts, but peace building also starts from the simple things in everyday life. We have come across a very interesting campaign promoted by Bosco Global ONGD, […]

Young migrants from our Starfish Program participate in research project about African migrant youth that come to Spain

DPC recently participated in the final day of the research project MENASMED: Minors and young African migrants in transcontinental route through the Strait of Gibraltar; study of the situation and proposals for intervention, funded by the Andalusian Agency for International Cooperation and Development Exp: 0I004/201. The conference was attended by the director of the Andalusian […]