Jämtlands Tidning drew attention to our 3 Kitchens, 3 Paths to Empowerment, the Erasmus+ project recently, highlighting our work in Sweden, Ireland, France,and the Netherlands to strengthen foreign-born women’s opportunities for employment, working hours and social entrepreneurship.
The article puts the spotlight on our Swedish lead partner, the municipality of Krokom, the Labor Market Unit & Integration, who describe their involvement really well. “It is extremely fun that 3 Kitchens is an international project. It is the first time that unit runs an Erasmus+ project for adult learning.” Study circle in food hygiene and Testing the Volunteer guide that the project produced are two of the activities that the article in the newspaper share. It brings attention to the fact that several of the foreign-born women in Krokom municipality have also participated in various project meetings, to learn more about project management and make new and more valuable contacts, which is describes as positives.
