written by Hanna Carlsson Saskia Derks from Utrecht, the Netherlands, wanted to strengthen connections between young and old in multicultural neighbourhoods. She therefore started the project âThe emigration generationâ where older people with a migration history come to schools to give guest lectures about their life histories. The children, at their turn, capture the stories […]
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Diversity in organizational Policy and Culture: Interview with Home Care Director and Geriatric Specialist Emete Solmaz
As recent discussions about race and exclusion triggered by the Black Lives matter movement and the tragic murder of George Floyd have highlighted, racism affects our daily lives. The health care sector is no exception. Therefore, it is important that we continue to work towards care organizations that can meet the needs of clients from […]
Care for and Wellbeing among Older Migrants Study Conducted by Leyden Academy in the Netherlands
Nina Conkova and Jolanda Lindenberg are members of ENIEC who work at Leyden Academy on Vitality and Ageing. There they study the care and wellbeing of older adults with a migration background living in the Netherlands. Themes include becoming older in the Netherlands and perceptions of a âgoodâ old age, loneliness, and culturally-sensitive care. written […]
Norwegian Project to Spread Information for Elderly Migrants on COVID-19
written by Rita Weum Integrerings- og mangfoldsdirektoratet – IMDi (The Norwegian Directorate of Intergration and Diversity) announced an extraordinary grant to volontary organizations to disseminate the authorities` information about the coronavirus to the immigrant population in the municipalities. Application deadline was April 29th. The projects, 150 in all, will be reporting to IMDi. The final reports […]
Online Meeting of the Board with New Members
written by Jennifer van den Broeke In June the Board met with new members online. In two meetings, one on Wednesday, the other on Thursday, we spoke with 5 of the new members. We welcomed each new member, introduced the board, got to know each other a bit and exchanged different experiences in AM held […]
Eniec Members are Invited to Join Free Online Conference
Join the online conference titled “COVID-19 and the health of Refugees, Migrants and Minorities”. The panelists will discuss how the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is disproportionately affecting minorities, refugees, migrants, workers in the informal economy, and other vulnerable communities globally and propose areas for research, operational and policy focus in response. Please visit here to […]
Watch the interview with Anndeloris Chacon
written by Nikolett Arnold CoProduce Care, an association for carers, interviewed Anndeloris Chacon, our Eniec member from Bristol. CoProduce has a Youtube Channel where they share the Chatforcare interviews, and they completed the interview as part of Carers week in Bristol. If you listen to the interview you can find out all about Bristol Black […]
Older migrants have the right to be treated with respect: respect of their age, and respect of their culture
written by Hanna Murray-Carlsson Eniec members Saloua Berdai Chaouni and Ann Claeys have published an article on the website of Ageing Equal about how older migrants are subject to both ageism and racism through othering of their care needs. By othering, they refer to have older migrants, and their care needs are considered different from the native-born population. To […]
Reflections on How are we doing? Webinar
by Eva Rönkkö In the last week of May, a group of ENIEC members met in a webinar to discuss how are older migrants coping during this Covid-19 pandemic. The webinar was organized by ENIEC members in Finland, the same group who were to organize the annual meeting of our network in Tallinn last March. […]
Short Introduction of the Migrant and Ethnic Minority Health Section of the European Public Health Association (EUPHA)
written by IstvĂĄn SzilĂĄrd The Migrant Health Section of EUPHA has a more than twenty years long history and gradually has extended its scope for the public health problem of all of the most vulnerable groups of peoples. That is why during its 2010 conference in PĂ©cs its name was changed for Migrant and Ethnic […]
