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Centre Cívic Convent de Sant Agustí
Carrer del Comerç, 36, 08003 Barcelona

A wonderful historic building in the heart of Barcelona, close to the office of Open Cultural Center. Many bars and restaurants are nearby, and the area is relatively affordable. More info can be found here.

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For football fans, visit the Camp Nou museum.

Definitely go visit the Sagrada Familia - it has progressed a lot and already looks amazingly beautiful.

Have a hike/walk around Tibidabo, just 6/7KM away from the city and with wonderful views over Barcelona.

Visit Montjuic, an amazing hill in the middle of the city with also great views and a cool museum about Catalan History.

Park Guell is Barcelona's pride as well, and definitely worth a visit and a long walk.

Chill in Park Ciutadella, very close to the venue of the training and a lovely park (and a Zoo, if you're interested).

Visit MOCO Museum: you won't find a more hip and cool museum than this.

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https://socialhackersacademy.org/

Maro Samara

Laura Azorin

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This training activity takes place 10/10-14/10 2022 in Zagreb, Croatia. The event is hosted by Borders:none. The training will be focuses on sharing experiences and needs of each organization.

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To access the WiFi network of the venue, select the network 'Barcelona Free WiFi', and register with a (valid) email address. You will then get access for 10 minutes, but once you confirm your email, you will get unlimited and stable internet access.

This network is provided by the municipality of Barcelona and is free of charge and (relatively) safe.

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Bar Principal: best tapas & beer bar in Barcelona - you will find me (Vincent) here a lot

Rincon de Galicia: also great tapas and close to the training venue

Acqua & Farina: great pizza place (confirmed by Italians) close to the sea

Any bar in Carrer Blai: a traditional Spanish food street with 'pica pica' food - small tapas that you can get from the bar.

Any Sandwichez bar: a Catalan chain of coffee bars where you can work all day on one coffee

Makekosa: great pizza again, and again proven by Italy..

Aromas: best breakfast/lunch bar out there.

Sol Soler: great tapas bar in Gracia, a lovely neighboorhood up North.

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https://openculturalcenter.org/

Irene Viti

Maria Eleni Papavramidou

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TRAVEL DAY - SUNDAY
9th of October 2022

DAY 1 | MONDAY
10th of October 2022

Start time: 10:00

End time: 17:00

DAY 2 | TUESDAY
11th of October 2022

Start time: 10:00

End time: 17:00

DAY 3 | WEDNESDAY
12th of October 2022

Start time: 10:00

End time: 17:00

DAY 4 | THURSDAY
13th of October 2022

Start time: 10:00

End time: 17:00

DAY 5 | FRIDAY
14th of October 2022

Start time: 11:00

End time: 17:00

TRAVEL DAY - SATURDAY
15th of October 2022

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SLACK
In general, we use Slack to exchange information and communicate for project-related topics. You can join through this link if you're not there yet.

WHATSAPP
For easy communication about practicalities, please join the WhatsApp group for our transnational activities through this link. Only to be used during transnational activities.

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https://openculturalcenter.org/

Vincent van Grondelle

Henriette Hettinga

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The purpose of the activity is to exchange best practices among organizations on the topics of "How to run a non-profit tech academy" in order to improve the capacity-development of the organizations in the Migracode Network. Each organization will share its expertise and knowledge with the aim of fulfilling the weakness points of the others.

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The meeting is part of Erasmus+ KA2 Strategic Partnership- Migracode Project 2018-3-ES02-KA205-012299, under the official name of: 'MIGRACODE: Acceleration of refugees' labor insertion & social integration, in Greece'.

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Maria Gilda Castañeda
With years of experience in the marketing sector and a strong interest in the tech sector, Maria has filled roles at various multinational companies and startups/SMEs. Her interest in tech led her to do the full-stack web development bootcamp at CodeOp, giving her an even more profound insight in the tech sector and its job market.
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Henriette Hettinga
After a career in management, Henriette decided to start from scratch by self-learning Python and Django in 2018. In March 2020 she graduated from the Ironhack bootcamp in Full Stack Web Development, making a drastic career change at a later age. She used her management and coding experience to start CodeWomen, first as a volunteer, and now as official project manager at MigraCode.
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Shaminderjeet Kaur
With a Master's degree in Information Technology in Punjab, India, she arrived in Barcelona 1 year ago. To extend her CV and experience, she did a bootcamp at CodeOp, and to further strengthen her knowledge she is now a student at the current MigraCode classes. Eager to find work, she is experiencing first hand all the challenges that (migrant) women face in tech.
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Anandamaya Arnó
Ananda came to Barcelona before the Covid crisis, and joined MigraCode in 2020 to continue learning after having to stop her Bachelor in Computer Science due to the situation in Venezuela. 2 weeks after starting at MigraCode, the Barcelona lockdown settled in and she had to do the complete bootcamp from a shared appartment with her family. Still she managed to finish, and even found a job as software engineer at FreeNow, where until today, she is a fulltime employee while teaching at MigraCode.
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Marta Hormaechea
Marta has a wide range of experience in communications and fundraising, and combines her critical thinking and analytic mindset with a great passion for the nonprofit sector. With a background in Cultural Studies and Sociology, and a specialisation in gender topics, she is specifically motivated to support and empower women and the LGBTIQ+ communities and work towards a more inclusive society as a whole.
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http://mode.wroclaw.pl/

Aneta Parzoń

Marta Górska

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To promote social inclusion in our local communities, as all partner organizations wish to engage more women in the tech educational programs they offer,

Embrace the equality that should exist in the workplace,

Address the  need of IT literate people they want to increase the percentages of the employees men & women in their workforce.

Outreach to these companies, that can be ambassadors of the project’s mission and but also new companies will be contacted, about “Women in Tech” benefits, in order to enter the MIGRACODE Network and become open in recruiting disadvantaged women

Women’s participation in digital economy (promotion of role models)

Find ways to  motivating girls early on to explore STEM studies, stimulating the re-skilling or upskilling of women, mentoring schemes, or improving the image of ICT jobs.

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All information about the network: www.migracode.eu.

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https://www.bordersnone.com/coders-without-borders/

Natasa Koprtla

Federica Sancillo

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Migracode is a European network of code schools made possible by various nonprofit organisations. The network also collaborates with corporate business and other organisations to support vulnerable groups all throughout Europe.

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https://madridforrefugees.org/es/

Mayra Helena Amador Zapata

Alejandro Reyes