Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs together with the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) is starting the implementation of the project “EU policy traffic light: gender, rights, migration and digitalization” (GeRiMiD). KhNUIA became the first institution of higher education in the security and defense sector that started teaching European studies under the direction of Jean Monnet of the Erasmus+ program.
Recent research on gender in immigration shows that men and women have very different integration abilities. Social norms and practices that promote gender equality or, conversely, discriminatory institutions shape or constrain women's decisions, choices, and behaviours. The COVID-19 pandemic and a full-scale invasion have become another challenge for the world, the community. They necessitated the digital technologies introduction into all life spheres and the formation of a common digital space. IT technologies can be a platform for the implementation of gender-oriented solutions, when women are involved in such work, including.
Also, digitization in migration is a necessary component of a candidate country for EU accession functioning.
The actual project activity is aimed at demonstrating how, during using digital technologies, privacy and general human rights are ensured at various stages of the migration cycle. Therefore, the "GeReMiD" project will be an integral element of European education for KhNUIA, its employees and students.
Goals and objectives of the module:
Educational and scientific component of project implementation:
In addition: the Jean Monnet program is one of the educational programs of the European Union, which purpose is to activate the European integration discourse, promote the excellence of European integration studies, involve higher education institutions in researching European integration processes and spread the ideas of a United Europe.https://univd.edu.ua/uk/news/13939
