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Learning about migration and intercultural relations in school and teacher training (2005-2008)
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National coordinator(s):
Cecilie Cave
Dan D. Daatland
Martha Lea
Stine Storhaug

Latest news:
Meeting in Norwegian partner group
19-03-07
Meeting in Norwegian partner group
Meeting at Norw emigration Centre

02-10-06
'Challenges, Opportunities, and Choices in Educating Minority Group Students'
Konferanse på Høgskolen i Hedmark, LUNA, Hamar den 27. oktober

18-06-06
Meeting in Norwegian network group
Meeting of partners Norw Emigration Centre at 1 p.m. Discussing plans ahead.

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Institutions in this country:
Aarstad Upper Secondary School
Agder University College
Aglo Upper Secondary School
Bokn skule (Bokn Primary School)
DNU: Det norske utvandrersenteret (Norwegian Emigration Center)
Fjære skole (lower sec)
FN-Sambandet (United Nations Association)
Fræna vidaregåande skole (Frana school for further education)
Gautesete skole (Primary School)
Hattfjelldal skole
Haugaland Upper Secondary School
Internasjonalt Hus (International House Foundation)
Karmsund Upper Secondary School
Kongsvik skole
Kvadraturen skolesenter (Upper Secondary School)
Mandal videregående skole (Mandal Upper Secondary School)
Manglerud Upper Secondary School
Nygård skole
PPT for secondary schools in Rogaland (Rogaland county authoritity)
Sandnes videregående skole (Sandnes Upper Secondary School)
Sentrum barne- og ungdomskole – combined schools (3)
SIK: Senter for interkulturell kommunikasjon
Sola videregående skole (Sola Upper Secondary School)
Stavanger Kommune (Oppvekst)
Tromstun school
Ulveset school
University of Stavanger
Utdanningsdirektoratet (Directorate for Primary and Secondary Education)
Vestmyra Skolesenter
Østbyen skole

The Norwegian group act as a national group the same way as other groups. It has three schools that are part of two Comenius 1 initiatives (one finished and one just started). One of the schools (Sandnes Upper Seconary School) is Norwegian leader in the European Youth Parliament Project www.eypej.org/ that will have it next session in Norway.

The research institution in the Norwegian group is presently the manager of the project “Youth and Migration” http://yam2008.com/ that is part of the Stavanger2008 Cultual Capital Event of Europe. www.stavanger2008.no/ The educational authority is represented both by the Ministry directly and by the regional branch.

The two NGOs taking part in this partner country are both deeply involved in intercultural activity. One of them, International House, were hosting the Nordic Integration Conference 2005 (April 8-9). SIK (Centre for Intercultural Communication) will play the role of external evaluator. This is their only role in the partnership. SIK has wide experience in international projects, particularly in Africa.