Universitat de Girona
La Universitat de Girona és una institució pública que cerca l’excel·lència en la docència i en la recerca, i que participa en el progrés i el desenvolupament de la societat, mitjançant la creació, transmissió, difusió i crítica de la ciència, la tècnica, les humanitats, les ciències socials i les arts.La Universitat de Girona està arrelada al país i a la cultura catalana i és un dels principals motors econòmics i culturals del seu entorn. Al mateix temps, expressa la vocació d’universalitat i d’obertura a totes les tradicions, avenços i cultures.La Universitat té la seva seu a la ciutat de Girona i s’integra en el sistema d’universitats públiques catalanes.
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SDG-iLevel (Leveraging Individual SDG contributions by University Staff) is a forward-looking Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership project co-funded by the European Commission. Spanning from 2022 to 2025, the project created ...
Aquesta és la versió original del Sistema de Monitoratge del Benestar. Hi ha una actualització de la versió original a http://hdl.handle.net/10256/24575
National analysis of violence against LGBTI + children in Portugal. The semi-structured interview script was conceived by DaC research team at the Centre for Social Studies of the University of Coimbra (CES-UC), led by ...
Diversity and Childhood (DaC): Changing social attitudes towards gender diversity in children across Europe gathered 9 countries, Belgium, Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia and Spain to ...
National analysis of violence against LGBTI + children in Spain. This national report is the result of fieldwork gathered in three different research techniques: an online survey, 21 semi-structured interviews (both carried ...
El treball que aquí es presenta és el resultat d'avaluar participativament el Pla d'Educació i Convivència de Santa Eugènia i Sant Narcís arran d'un projecte de recerca que realitzen tres universitats (UAB,UB i UdG) sobre ...
National analysis of violence against LGBTI + children in Hungary. The aim of this report is to introduce the current situation in Hungary at the 5 areas of intervention (school, health, family, ...
National analysis of violence against LGBTI + children in Lithuania. The purpose of the research was to make a needs assessment in a participative way on needs produced by gender-based violence in child ...
Frequently Asked Questions about violence against LGBTI+ children for Interactive App in English, Hungarian, Dutch, Croatian, Polish, Greek, Lithuanian, Portuguese, Slovenian, and Spanish
National analysis of violence against LGBTI + children in Slovenia. The research design for the Slovenian national report included 10 in-depth interviews, 72 online surveys and desk research. Our sample was selected ...
Within the Framework of Diversity and Childhood, primary and secondary research has been implemented in Greece including apart from desk research a mixed research method. More specifically, ...
National analysis of violence against LGBTI + children in Croatia. The main objective of this research was to assess the needs and good practices of LGBTI+ and gender non-conforming children living in C ...
This report offers a selection of 60 good practices to address violence against LGBT+ children in five areas: Education, Health, Public Space, Family and Media. To achieve one of the main goals set in the project, that ...
National analysis of violence against LGBTI + children in Poland. As with all countries participating in the project, the research design assumed three information sources: an online survey, interviews ...
The project Diversity and Childhood (DaC) is an EU funded project which started on October 1st, 2019 and finished on September 30th 2021. Its main aim was to address violence against LGBTI and gender non-conforming ...
National analysis of violence against LGBTI + children in Belgium
Aquesta és una actualització del Sistema de Monitoratge del Benestar publicat a http://hdl.handle.net/10256/27462
