In the period from 2015 to 2016 Greece experienced an unprecedented influx of migrants and refugees. The arrival of hundreds of thousands of refugees in the country with very different social realities in relation to ethnic origin, gender, age, cultural background, and their emerging needs, put the existing national response and protection system under strain....
In the period from 2015 to 2016 Greece experienced an unprecedented influx of migrants and refugees. The arrival of hundreds of thousands of refugees in the country with very different social realities in relation to ethnic origin, gender, age, cultural background, and their emerging needs, put the existing national response and protection system under strain....
Launched in 2018, “SURVIVOR” is a project funded by the European Union, that brings together a consortium of key state institutions (GSGE, KETHI), the leading Greek GBV organisation (CRWI Diotima), and the Greek branch of the global humanitarian actor for GBV (IRC Hellas). The action focuses on strengthening existing services on Gender Based Violence (GBV)...
The purpose of the present comparative report is to enhance EU member states’ policies against Gender Based Violence (GBV) by underlining the magnitude of the phenomenon across the EU and highlighting the complexity of the issues that have arisen within the refugee context especially in light of the increased refugee and migrant flows and the...
Launched in 2016, “Building a Safety Net for Refugee and Migrant Women” is a project which is funded by the European Union – Daphne Strand and implemented through 5 partners in 3 different countries. The aim of the project is to enhance the active intervention of relevant actors with a focus on identification, support and...
This package is a result of the “Building a Safety Net for Refugee and Migrant Women” a project which is funded by the European Union – Daphne Strand and implemented in 2017-2018 through 5 partners in 3 different countries. This package was designed to be used as non-formal learning tool. Non-formal learning places the trainer/educator...
The following “Training Resource Package: A guide for professionals working with refugee and migrant populations in the context of GBV specialized services” is a result of the “Building a Safety Net for Refugee and Migrant Women”, a project which is funded by the European Union – Daphne Strand and implemented in 2017-2018 through 5 partners...
This “Guide to Good and Evil Legal and Administrative Practices for Combating Gender Violence” was implemented in the framework of the transnational program DAPHNE – Building a safety net for refugee and migrant women, which was launched in 2016 with the funding of the European Union and was completed in November 2018. The program was carried out...
CRWI Diotima in collaboration with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) – the United Nations reproductive health and rights agency, has implemented a project aiming to enhance the protection of SGBV survivors, utilizing capacity building as a way of strengthening the response capacity of protection actors, especially those in touch with the refugee population. The...
Since September 2017 CRWI Diotima participates in the transnational research ofthe European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) upon the practice of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). The research, which takes place in Belgium, France, Italy, Malta and Greece, utilizes qualitative data gathered by the 4 Focus Groups, formatted by the voluntary participation of women originating from countries in...
New guide from CRWI Diotima: Practical guide on asylum procedures for women in Greece – definition of key terms, procedures and rights of asylum seekers and recognized refugees This practical Guide has been prepared in an effort to further enhance the response capacity of public officials and State agencies towards gender-based violence (GBV) among refugee populations....
The present handbook on mentoring is a result of the European project “Opening participatory routes: Mentoring and building capacity for active citizenship from a gender perspective (Parti GE.MI.)”. Project partners (universities and educational institutions) from Greece, Spain, Italy, and Germany participated in the project. Parti GE.MI. aims to improve the political participation of migrants from countries outside...
KETHI (Research Centre for Gender Equality) has undertaken, in collaboration with Diotima – Centre for Research on Women’s Issues – the conduction of a nationwide research regarding the needs of the female refugees who reside in the temporary accommodation facilities all over Greece. The aim of the research is to assess and record the existing...
