Info-Integration offers workshops for schools, recommendations on teaching materials, connections to relevant experts, and Parental counselling.

The goal is to provide students with knowledge in an interactive way, promote intercultural dialogue, and help them recognise and critically question prejudices.

All workshops are suitable for groups of up to 25 participants from the 5th year of primary school onwards and usually last 2 hours. Our workshops can also be adapted as needed.

In this workshop, students discover what human rights are and why they are so important.

They learn about the origins of the Declaration of Human Rights and role-play the perspective of lawyers to verify compliance with these rights.

In this workshop, students explore the topics of culture and identity. They reflect on their own values and discover similarities with others.

It becomes clear that culture is dynamic and that each person belongs to multiple groups simultaneously. Interactive exercises and games make the subject concrete and vivid.

Students explore the concepts of "prejudice, discrimination, and racism" and learn how these phenomena affect everyday life and coexistence.

Together, we explore questions such as: What are prejudices and how do they arise? What are the consequences of discrimination for individuals and groups? And what impact does racism have on our society?

Our newsletter is published five times a year and is filled with interesting information about upcoming events, teaching materials on current topics, new workshop offerings, and inspiring films, books, and other articles on the topics of migration, culture, identity, and racism.