A news item has just been published in the USC Newspaper about the International Conference on Migrations and Refuge in Europe to be held on 10 and 11 July at the Faculty of Education Sciences (South Campus).
The event will bring together over 150 specialists and representatives of social organisations to analyse the challenges and opportunities presented by migration and refugees in the current European context, as well as the potential for universities to mobilise adequate resources.

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During the 24/25 academic year, the following projects have continued to be carried out in the framework of the SL(M) Project:

  • PEINAS: Intercultural Pedagogy and Service-Learning
  • EXCORAS: experiential learning through movement in Early Childhood Education
  • Defending Those Who Defend: Women Human Rights Defenders
  • Transform Your Education
On Thursday, 5 June, a group interview was held with asylum seekers and beneficiaries of international protection, assisted by ACCEM, who had participated in various service-learning projects. The activity formed part of the monitoring and evaluation process for these projects, aiming to gain first-hand insight into their impact on the participants’ personal and academic journeys. The interview also sought suggestions for improving future initiatives.
Afterwards, participants took part in a guided tour of several facilities at the University of Santiago de Compostela, including the Creative Hub at the Faculty of Education Sciences (North Campus) and the Pazo de Fonseca.

Since June 2nd, the Faculty of Education Sciences (Life Campus) at the University of Santiago de Compostela has displayed a banner on its façade announcing the Congress on Migration and Refuge in Europe.

On 7 May 2025, a focus group was held with the leaders of social organisations that had participated in SL(M) projects at the University of Santiago de Compostela.

The objective was to understand the impact that these various SL(M) projects have had on third-sector organisations.

The deadlines for submitting posters and oral presentations for the Conference have been extended until May 30.

If you are planning to present your work, we encourage you to take advantage of this extension and finalize your proposals accordingly.

Full details on the revised deadlines and submission guidelines are available on the official Conference website.

The full program of the International Congress on Migration and Refuge in Europe: Learning and Serving from the University is now available.
We are pleased to announce that Ms. Corinna Ullrich, from the Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs (DG HOME) of the European Commission, will deliver the Opening Conference. Additionally, Ms. Elma Saiz Delgado, Minister of Inclusion, Social Security, and Migration of the Government of Spain, will give the Closing Conference.
Representatives from European social organizations and academics will also take part in the event.
Additionally, you can refer to the Program (Spanish) for further guidance.
Information about the latest actions developed in the Project has been published in the Glocal Factory Newsletter.
In it you can read an interview with the coordinators of the Project, Prof. Miguel A. Santos Rego and Prof. Mar Lorenzo Moledo, and also the contributions of ACCEM and the Università di Verona.

We bring you a recap video on the implementation of Service-Learning projects with migrants at the Università degli studi di Verona.

For further information, check the link below.

We present a summary video on the progress of Service-Learning projects involving migrants at the University of Galway.

Further details can be found at the following link.