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Where Is Home? Identity, Migration and Belonging in Europe

This 8–10 week project uses Colm Tóibín’s Brooklyn as a starting point to explore the themes of identity, migration and belonging. Students from different countries work in mixed international teams to compare personal experiences, collect migration stories from their communities, and co-create a shared digital output. The project develops intercultural understanding, collaboration skills and crit
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Partners for mobility activities
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Created on: 17.06.2026
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Mobility activities:
Group mobility of school pupils
Short-term learning mobility of pupils
Academic year:
2026-2027
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Posting organisation

Lycée Notre Dame

Mende
,
France
  • Organisation type:
    School
  • eTwinning validated:
    Yes

Related topics

Arts
Citizenship
Cultural diversity

Related subjects

Art
European Studies
Foreign Languages
History
History of Culture
Language & Literature
Social Studies / Sociology

Related key competences

Citizenship
Cultural awareness and expression
Digital