EQUAL SET Project Home Page

The EQUAL Initiative is a laboratory for new ideas to the European Employment Strategy and the Social inclusion process. Its mission is to promote a more inclusive work life through fighting discrimination and exclusion based on sex, racial or ethnic origin, religion or belief, disability, age or sexual orientation. EQUAL is implemented in and between Member States and is funded through the European Social Fund.

"Mainstreaming": a peculiar word covering a big challenge
To assist with this complex process, EQUAL has just published 'Making Change Possible - a practical guide to mainstreaming under EQUAL'. Mainstreaming is one of the key principles of the EQUAL Community Initiative which is testing new ways of tackling all forms of discrimination in the labour market. Mainstreaming is a process which enables innovations and good practices to impact more widely on policy and practice.

read more

equalSET project Final Evaluation

Submitted by Daniel Gal on Wed, 2008-06-04 14:04.

Click here to download the Final Evaluation of the equalSET project

POLICY PAPER

Our transnational partnership has carried out the co-operation of organizations operating as participants of local networks that are in different states of development regarding social economy. These networks are diversely settled and have different legal backgrounds. We have reached the following conclusions while working out the conditions of the labour market integration of people at risk of social exclusion through social economy:

read more

equalSET experiences

equalSETexperiences

Brochure

Brochure

Invitation

Submitted by kplehi on Tue, 2007-03-27 18:31.

The Hand in Hand Foundation invites you to the conference ’Equal opportunities – opportunities for equality’, which is the

Final Congress of the equalSET project.
This project was based on a transnational co-operation and was aiming at enhancing the reintegration of groups at risk of social exclusion into the labour market.

The event is going to be organized
on 12th April 2007, Thursday
from 10.00 to 18.00
in Budapest, Hungary in Danubius Hotel Flamenco (H-1113 Budapest, Tas vezér utca 3-7.)

Invitation

read more