Un seminario europeo su migranti e rifugiati si è tenuto a Lublino, in Polonia. I partecipanti hanno analizzato le opportunità del mercato del lavoro e condiviso esperienze personali.
Il seminario si è svolto dal 12 al 15 febbraio 2026 e aveva come titolo "Supportare migranti e rifugiati nel mercato del lavoro europeo: sfide per le organizzazioni dei lavoratori".
I discorsi di apertura sono stati tenuti da Aneta Szczykutowicz, Vicepresidente della PICM, psicologa e formatrice presso EDS-Fundacja Nowy Staw; Agata Dziubińska-Gawlik, Presidente dell'EDS-FNS; e Piergiorgio Sciacqua, Co-Presidente di EZA e Vicepresidente della PICM.
Il seminario si è svolto secondo il programma. Hanno partecipato anche due membri del Consiglio di Amministrazione della PICM: Ignacio Argote (Spagna) e Vittorino Rodaro (Italia).
L'integrazione di immigrati e rifugiati, così come il mercato del lavoro e il ruolo delle organizzazioni dei lavoratori, sono stati i temi centrali delle discussioni del seminario.
La Polonia ha accolto tre milioni di rifugiati a seguito della guerra in Ucraina. La Fondazione EDS-FNS ha organizzato un centro di accoglienza per famiglie ucraine a Nasutow, con il supporto della PICM. I funzionari della PICM hanno visitato Nasutow nell'ottobre 2022.
Supporting Migrants and Refugees in the European Labour Market – Challenges for Workers' Organisations
12-15.02.2026 Lublin, Poland
PROGRAMME
12.02.2026 THURSDAY
Greeting and Registration of Participants
13.02.2026 FRIDAY
08.30 – 09.00 PARTICIPANT REGISTRATION
09.00 – 09.30 OFFICIAL OPENING SESSION
Moderator:
• Aneta Szczykutowicz, Psychologist, trainer – European Meeting Centre – Nowy Staw Foundation, Vice-President of IPCM, Poland
Speakers:
• Agata Dziubińska – Gawlik, President of the European Meeting Centre – Nowy Staw Foundation, Poland
• Piergiorgio Sciacqua, Co-President of EZA, Italy
Project funded by the European Union
09.30 – 10.30 INTRODUCTORY LECTURE ON THE SUBJECT OF THE SEMINAR
Speakers:
• Agata Dziubińska – Gawlik, President of the European Meeting Centre – Nowy Staw Foundation, Poland
• Rev. Marek Stawski, Phd, Co-worker of the Social Cooperative of San Giuseppe, Italy
• Beata Romejko, Project Coordinator, European Meeting Centre – Nowy Staw Foundation, Poland
11.00 – 12.30 THE SITUATION OF LABOUR MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES IN THE EUROPEAN LABOUR MARKET
Moderator:
• Tomasz Osiecki, Business Advisor and Key Advisor in Social Economy Support Center, European Meeting Centre – Nowy Staw Foundation, Poland
Speakers:
• Vittorino Rodaro, Vice chairman UNAIE, Włochy
• Carien Neven, Secretary of beweging.net Limburg, Belgium
• José Ignacio Argote Vea-Murguía, Secretary of CEAT/IPCM, Spain
• Taras Kuzma, Koordynator Wyjazdów Mobilnych / Pracownik Punktu Informacyjnego, Stowarzyszenie Homo Faber, Lublin
14.15 – 16.00 STRATEGIES FOR THE INTEGRATION OF MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES INTO THE LABOUR MARKET ON THE EXAMPLE OF SELECTED EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
Moderator:
• Eliza Potocka, Animator & Coach in Social Economy Support Center, European Meeting Centre – Nowy Staw Foundation, Poland
Speakers:
• Prof. Luigi Perrone, Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Sociology, University of Lecce, Italy (online)
Project funded by the European Union
• Paolo Ragusa Phd, President of the MCL Foreign Workers Association, Italy
• Maria Carmona, Project Coordinator, CRESCER, Portugal
• Radosław Osiński, acting. Deputy Director for European Funds, Voivodeship Labour Office in Lublin, Poland
16.30 – 17.00 SUMMARY OF THE DAY
• Moderator: Beata Romejko, Project Coordinator, European Meeting Centre – Nowy Staw Foundation, Poland
14.02.2026 SATURDAY
09.00 – 10.45 THE PATH TO ACTIVATION AND PROFESSIONAL STABILISATION – GOOD EUROPEAN PRACTICES AND THE PERSPECTIVE OF PERSONAL EXPERIENCES
• Moderator: Aneta Szczykutowicz, Psychologist, trainer – European Meeting Centre – Nowy Staw Foundation, Vice-President of IPCM, Poland
Speakers:
• Maria Mazur, PhD, Professor at the University of Entrepreneurship and Administration in Lublin, Representative of the Lublin Province Governor for Migration and Integration Processes, Poland
• Dimitra Skempi, Youth Centre Coordinator at the Network for Children's Rights Organisation, Greece
• Sergiej Piddubnyj – Participant in the ‘Together We Can Do More’ Project, Ukraine
• Adriana Życińska, Key Advisor at the EDS-FNS Social Economy Support Centre, Poland
• Nnaemeka Prince Akano, Founder of Lead Learn Volunteer Foundation, Educator and early years teaching Assistant, Nigeria (online)
11.15 – 12.40 THE ROLE OF WORKERS' ORGANISATIONS IN THE INTEGRATION OF MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES AND THE PROTECTION OF THEIR RIGHTS
Project funded by the European Union
Moderator:
• Paulina Haratym - Niścior, Project Coordinator, European Meeting Centre – Nowy Staw Foundation, Poland
Speakers:
• Doc. Ing. Ľubica Černá, President of NKOS, Slovakia
• Yuriy Kurylo, President of VOST VOLYA, Ukraine
• Joseph Thouvenel, Vice-President of EZA and former CFTC Chairman, France
• Florije Marini, Chairman of Woman Forum and memeber of National Council of SAUATT, Albania
• Aldo Montanaro, President of Cooperativa di San Giuseppe, Italy (online)
14.10 – 15.10 SUPPORTING MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES IN THE LIGHT OF SOCIAL SCIENCES: PSYCHOLOGY AND CATHOLIC SOCIAL TEACHING
Moderator: Adriana Życińska, Chief Advisor at the EDS-FNS Social Economy Support Centre, Poland
Speakers:
• Rev. Marek Stawski, PhD, Co-worker of the Social Cooperative of San Giuseppe, Italy
• Barbara Cholewa, Psychologist, Psychotherapist, Psychotraumatologist, Long-term Collaborator at the Volunteer Centre in Lublin and the ‘Emaus’ Association, Poland
15.30 – 16.30 JOINT DEVELOPMENT OF RECOMMENDATIONS AT NATIONAL AND EUROPEAN LEVEL – WORKSHOPS
Moderator:
• Aneta Szczykutowicz, Psychologist, trainer – European Meeting Centre – Nowy Staw Foundation, Vice-President of IPCM, Poland
16.30 – 17.00 SEMINAR SUMMARY, CLOSING SESSION
Moderator:
• Beata Romejko, Project Coordinator, European Meeting Centre – Nowy Staw Foundation, Poland
• Aneta Szczykutowicz, Aneta Szczykutowicz, Psychologist, trainer – European Meeting Centre – Nowy Staw Foundation, Vice-President of IPCM, Poland.
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