Please find featured below and attached the new issue of Training and Employment about Céreq's research: Young people from North African origin have greater difficulty in finding employment than their counterparts of French origin. And once they do manage to find employment, their jobs tend to be of lower quality. Thus they appear to suffer from a double penalty linked to their origins which, aggravated by the crisis, does not seem to abate over time.
Please find featured below and attached the latest issue of the Universities Association for Lifelong Learning (UALL) Members’ Bulletin, which I hope you will find of interest.
The Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU) is an association of more than 230 public research university systems in Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Find a statement of their committment to learning from each other in cross-border exchanges below:
Inclusion is a major theme within the PASCAL world and a series within the Learning City Networks (LCN) program. Over the past year, activities as part of this Inclusion series have been held in the cities of Townsville, Glasgow, Bristol, Melbourne and now Brisbane. The topics have ranged across local government development, smart campuses to supporting young people and improving mental health through community learning.
One of the highlights of the PASCAL 2016 Conference in Glasgow will be the City Showcase presentations for 14 cities around the world. The presentations will include cities in Asia, Europe, and Oceania and will show a number of creative innovations in learning city development that will inform future directions for learning cities.
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