Category: Campaign
Language: Spanish (summary available in English)
Access: https://www.somoscolmena.info/pensalo2veces
Communication for Development campaign in Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador with the objective of creating reflection in the target audience about possible offers and fake information that might endanger them.
Category: Campaign
Language: Spanish (summary available in English)
Access: https://www.somoscolmena.info/cr
Communication for Development campaign in Costa Rica with the objective that migrants know the requirements and alternatives of migratory regularization through family link.
Category: Campaign
Available language: Spanish
Access to website. Also in Facebook, Twitter and Instagram as @enlacolmena
It is an online community in social networks that aims to disseminate information promoting regular and safe migration, as well as human rights and the integration of migrants within the framework of the Communication for Development processes carried out in the Mesoamerican region.
Category: Webinar
IOM’s Immigration and Border Management (IBM) Division works closely with the Migration Health Division (MHD) and other departments to provide immediate as well as mid- and long-term technical assistance for the immigration, border and consular officials of concerned Member States in order to help people on the move – as well as frontline health and border officials – stay safe and healthy.
Category: Brochures
7 points explanation on the relationship between climate change, environmental migration, and COVID-19.
Category: Campaign
To access the materials: https://trello.com/b/V5xea4wP/covid19
In response to the COVID19 outbreak, the IOM Regional Office for Central America, North America and the Caribbean developed a range of communication materials targetting specific stakeholders, including migrants, staff working at borders and at migrant shelters. These materials include: blog posts, videos instructional images and a podcast, primarily for distribution on social media. These materials are available in Spanish, English, French and Haitian Creole. They are available here.
Category: Campaign
Language: Spanish
Link: https://migrantinfo.iom.int/es/hn
Communication for Development campaign developed in Honduras with the aim of generating reflection in the target audience about their life plans, so that they are informed about the alternatives to irregular migration available.
Category: Campaign
Language: Spanish
Link: https://migrantinfo.iom.int/es/mx
Communication for Development Campaign developed for Central American migrants in Mexico, with the objective of raising awareness among the target public about the ways in which they can regularize their immigration status in that country, and the benefits that this entails.
Category: Campaign
Language: Spanish
Access: https://migrantinfo.iom.int/es/sv
Communication for Development campaign developed in El Salvador with the aim of encouraging young people to reflect and make informed and safe decisions for their futures.
Category: Brochures
Assisted Voluntary Return is a special temporary program created by IOM to facilitate assisted voluntary return for migrants who are stranded in Mexico or Guatemala and lack the resources necessary to return to their homes. Find out more here.
Category: Brochures
Find in this brochure information about MigApp, the app for migrants.
Category: Brochures
The Information Hubs are centers that provide safe and accurate information about migration procedures, services for migrants, the risks of irregular migration, and regular migration options. Learn more about this model in this fact sheet.
Category: Brochures
Check out the contents of this online free course you can find on https://www.ecampus.iom.in. The brochure is available here.
Category: Brochures
E-Campus is the multilanguage online learning platform of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) that has more than 25 courses and thousands of students globally. Find more information about our courses in this catalog.
Category: Brochures
During 2019, IOM carried out 4 Communication for Development processes in communities in Mexico and Central America, with the goal of promoting change in the knowledge, attitudes and practices concerning migration. Here are some key results.