Kick-off event for the second funding phase of the federal transfer of the programs "Griffbereit" and "Rucksack KiTa" took place on June 28th, 2021 in digital form...<\/p>\n
Three strong partners from NRW set integration policy accents and are committed to early participation in education for families with an immigration background.<\/strong><\/p>\n On 28.06.2021, the official start of the second funding phase for the nationwide dissemination of the multilingual family education programmes Griffbereit and Rucksack KiTa was heralded.<\/p>\n Representatives of the Ministry for Children, Family, Refugees and Integration (MKFFI), the Auridis Foundation and the Centre for Turkish Studies and Integration (ZfTI) took part in this discussion. The kick-off event enabled an in-depth exchange between all partners on the strategy for further nationwide dissemination.<\/p>\n The Griffbereit and Rucksack KiTa programmes focus on a continuous educational partnership with multilingual activities, language education and empowerment of families with children aged one to six years.<\/p>\n During the one-hour kick-off event, State Secretary G\u00fcler (MKFFI) welcomed the participants from the Ministry before Marc von Krosigk (Auridis) presented the Foundation's visions and funding strategies for the next three years. The Auridis Foundation is committed to a society in which all children grow up under conditions that enable them to have equal opportunities and to develop their individual potential. Prof. Dr. Uslucan then introduced the new project management agency ZfTI and the Federal Transfer Team, which has been directly connected on site since 01.04.2021, with their individual areas of responsibility. In addition to the new short version of the film \"Rucksack-KiTa\", Miriam Weilbrenner (MKFFI) outlined the milestones and developments of the first funding phase from 2016 to 2021, based on the short report of the scientific monitoring of the federal transfer by Prof. Dr. Timm Albers (University of Paderborn). Marc Christian Neumann (ZfTI) followed with an in-depth look at the plans for the current funding phase (2021 to 2024). The primary objectives for the federal transfer team are, among other things, to stabilise the existing six state coordinations (LaKo), to continue to support the states in their dissemination, networking and coordination strategy (qualitatively and quantitatively) and to establish sustainable funding structures.<\/p>\n Finally, there was time for mutual exchange. Perspectives and potential strategies were discussed and debated at this point.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"