Over the course of the MiFC project official lifetime, we have learnt and acquired numerous lessons and resources thanks to the remarkable contributions of the staff and participants who made it possible.
To ensure that this knowledge and expertise is not wasted, we have compiled all of our findings, reports, surveys and guides here into one easy, accessible page.
The information here is designed to be shared with others who wish to help Migrants and Refugees create positive and meaningful contributions in their communities.
Survey of West Midlands employers conducted by the Coventry University Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations.
DownloadA guide to assist employers in attracting , employing and harnessing the skills of migrants and refugees.
DownloadThis useful document provides migrants and service providers with key information about Skills Audits, UK Skills Gaps, Overseas Qualifications, and a directory of useful service providers in the West Midlands. It can be used to get closer to the labour market.
DownloadLearn about the development of the MiFriendly Cities project and our project to make the West Midlands a more 'Migration Friendly' place in our interactive guide.
DownloadImpact reports explaining the reach and resilience of 13 Social Innovation projects grant funded by MiFriendly Cities.
DownloadRead about the different MiFriendly-funded social enterprises across the West Midlands.
DownloadA final evaluation of the MiFriendly Cities programme in Birmingham, Coventry and Wolverhampton.
DownloadOn the 15th April 2020, Coventry City Council’s Public Health Department presented an online health briefing about the COVID-19 coronavirus, aimed at supporting key people and organisations from Coventry’s migrant communities in disseminating correct and useful information. Public Health have kindly transcribed the presentation for those who could not attend.
DownloadThis project is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund through the Urban Innovative Actions Initiative.