Activities

Press:

• “The mobility of young women is conditioned by the 'glass frontier'. The European Project MOVE finds that young women are significantly more present at au-pair or volunteer work than men” (El Plural, 25/04/2018)
• “Why, what for, with what resources and where do the young Spaniards travel? A very detailed report clarifies the reasons for young Spaniards to travel, the reasons that motivate them and the conditions in which they do so, with surprising conclusions” (ES diario, el Semanal Digital, 27/04/2018)
• “Reasons to depart from Zamora. A study by the Professional Association of Political Science and Sociology highlights the different motivations between genders at the time of emigration and introduces the concept of "glass border" (El Correo de Zamora, 27/04/2018)
• Planned: Digital meeting to present the project "live" and answer questions left by users about the project and issues related to youth mobility
  The CEXT portal (www.cext.es) was created in 2010 with the aim of generate and share information of interest to the collective Spanish resident abroad and facilitate their contact with the institutions that work for it.
• “There is a mobility suggested by the lack of personal expectations” (El Plural, 27th April)
• Presentation of conclusions of the European Project MOVE (23rd April, CEXT)
• “Analysis of the geographical mobility of young women in Europe” (27th April, CEXT)
• “The fact that young Spaniards are increasingly mobile should not worry us the problem would be if they do not return”
• MOVE and the final MOVE Conference in the European Institute in Romania Newsletter (Issue March 2018, p.4-5)
• MOVE in the ANPC Newsletter (Issue Novembar 2015, p.20-21)
• Article focusing on the role of English as one among other aspects that young employees find attractive in Luxembourg: “Why do young working people find Luxembourg attractive? Internatonalisation and youth mobility in Europe” (Forum 377: 51ff, 2017) by Birte Nienaber, Volha Vysotskaya, Emilia Kmiotek-Meier
• MOVE in the annual report 2017 of the German Youth Institute: MOVE – Mapping mobility. Formen, Institutionen und strukturelle Effekte von Mobilität junger Menschen in Europa. In: DJI Jahresbericht 2017 (Yearly Report of the German Youth Institute). Page 25. Munich.
• Article focusing on the security and safety aspects among young European mobiles: “Vom Umgang mit (Un-)Sicherheit. Mobilitätserfahrungen junger Menschen“ (Forum 362: 41ff, 2016) by Emilia Kmiotek-Meier, Ute Karl, Volha Vysotskaya

Radio:

• COPE Radio (27/04/2018 Lorenzo Navarrete)
• Radio Program “El Contador” (International Radio, min: 2:42)

TV:

• A third of Young Spaniards move to work abroad (13TV)
• An EU study reveals that there are 'glass frontiers' in the international mobility of our young people (Telemadrid News, Weekend Edition, min: 25:45)
• “Young men go more to Germany than women that go to the UK or Ireland” (13 TV, Interview to Lorenzo Navarrete)
• TV Program “El Círculo” ( 3rd May, Night News with Eli del Valle, La Otra, min 1:17:00)