For the first time together in one place. At the end of September, Prague hosted the first ever conference of the "Welcome to the Czech Republic" project. It brought together all those who provide adaptation and integration courses for newly arrived foreigners throughout the country.

Negative attitudes towards foreigners in Czech society are often caused by a lack of information and a distorted media image. That is why a series of seminars for future journalists is being created, under the patronage of the We Are Not Strangers project.

The theme of family is the central motif in the book Family Above All ("Fameľija nadevše"), which will be published this November. This short story collection brings together the works of fifteen female authors from the Paramisara literary club.

Over the next two years, a total of 500 secondary school pupils will undergo a special educational programme that will immerse them in the subject of the Roma Holocaust, through the authentic memories of descendants of survivors.

We need to talk about domestic violence! That’s the motto of the Speak Out project, which opens up this topic in the Roma community, where it is still often taboo. Prevention also plays a key role, which is why we organized a summer school for young Roma women and men from the Manushe junior group.

Trying Czech beer? Seeing Charles Bridge? Tasting beef tenderloin? What should most newly arrived foreigners from non-EU countries do after arriving in the Czech Republic? First of all, sign up for the adaptation-integration course "Welcome to the Czech Republic".