Europe is at a crossroads. Across the continent, millions of people move—whether fleeing conflict, seeking work, or re-uniting with family. The European Migration Network (EMN) plays a central role in creating evidence, policy guidance and practical networks so that migration works for everyone.
This campaign invites organisations, migrants, policy-makers and citizens to engage with us: to share stories, shape the debate, and build systems of mobility that are fair, safe and sustainable.
Key facts and figures:
- 35 million — number of first- and second-generation migrants living in Europe (latest estimate)
- 27% — of European enterprises state migration has helped relieve skills shortages
- 45+ — number of national EMN contact points across Europe contributing to the network
- 50 + policy recommendations published by EMN in last 5 years
“From Syria to Sweden – Sara’s re-settlement and entrepreneurship (h2)”
Sara left Damascus in 2015, navigated asylum in Greece and finally settled in Malmö, Sweden, where she now runs a catering business employing other migrants. Her story reflects the potential of mobility when supported by strong networks Externer Link
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This campaign invites organisations, migrants, policy-makers and citizens to engage with us: to share stories, shape the debate, and build systems of mobility that are fair, safe and sustainable. Invites organisations, migrants, policy-makers and citizens to engage with us: to share stories, shape the debate, and build systems of mobility that are fair, safe and sustainable.
Sara left Damascus in 2015
Europe is at a crossroads. Across the continent, millions of people move—whether fleeing conflict, seeking work, or re-uniting with family. The European Migration Network (EMN) plays a central role in creating evidence, policy guidance and practical networks so that migration works for everyone.
Europe is at a crossroads. Across the continent, millions of people move—whether fleeing conflict, seeking work, or re-uniting with family. The European Migration Network (EMN) plays a central role in creating evidence, policy guidance and practical networks so that migration works for everyone.
Europe is at a crossroads
Across the continent, millions of people move—whether fleeing conflict, seeking work, or re-uniting with family. The European Migration Network (EMN) plays a central role in creating evidence, policy guidance and practical networks so that migration works for everyone.
Europe is at a crossroads
Across the continent, millions of people move—whether fleeing conflict, seeking work, or re-uniting with family. The European Migration Network (EMN) plays a central role in creating evidence, policy guidance and practical networks so that migration works for everyone.
How to engage:
- Share your story
Are you a migrant, a host community, or an employer? Tell us your experience. - Join the local event
EMN partners in 20 + European cities will host forums & seminars in June. Find one near you. - Download the toolkit
Ready-made materials for schools, NGOs and local authorities. - Follow & share
Use #MobilityForAll and tag @EMN_EU on social media. Have elements such as pointers in corporate colour, Links maybe underlined in corporate colour
“Das EMN ist ein europaweites Netzwerk, das aktuelle, objektive, zuverlässige und vergleichbare Informationen aus den Themenbereichen Migration und Asyl liefert.”
How policy makes a difference
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