



INTER4REF PROJECT
ABOUT US
The rising number of asylum seekers in Europe has led to a desperate demand for humanitarian professionals, including interpreters, in order to respond to the emerging needs of refugees and host societies. Interpreters play a crucial role that sometimes exceeds their current professional profile; they are called to work in fragile environments such as conflict and post-conflict contexts. Due to the huge demand for this kind of job profile and the relatively low supply of professionals trained for it, this role is usually performed by migrants and refugees who, although speak the language, do not have the adequate training nor accreditation. In this sense, there is a need to redefine their role in a way that will help them develop these tasks in humanitarian organizations.
Inter4Ref is a Project funded by the Erasmus+ programme created to address the above mentioned needs and to promote the development and dissemination of original curricula in order to improve Humanitarian Interpreters’ skills in their new professional challenges.
Free Online Trainers’ Seminar in Humanitarian Interpretation
5 Day Open Course For Interpreters & Interpreters´ Trainers Employed In Humanitarian Settings. 28/11/2020 - 02/12/2020
WORKSHOPS

WORKSHOP ALMERÍA
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WORKSHOP REGGIO-EMILIA
h.14.00-18.30
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WORKSHOP GLASGOW
NEWS
New massive open online course (VOOC): “Interpreting for Refugees: Contexts, Practices and Ethics”
Interpreting for Refugees: Contexts, Practices and Ethics is part of the Intellectual Output 3 (O3) and start on the 4th of May 2020
UNIMORE PRESENTING INTER4REF AT ASILO IN EUROPA WORKSHOP
The Inter4Ref project partner UNIMORE attended the Workshop: Asilo ed accoglienza: dove abbiamo sbagliato? Don’t get angry, get active!, held […]
An article about Inter4Ref by TradInfo
June 20, 2019. The Italian interpreters’ association TradInfo publishes in its website news about their collaboration with UNIMORE within the […]
CEMyRI presents INTER4REF project during European Researchers’ Night 2019
The Centre for Migration Studies and Intercultural Relations presented the INTER4REF project during European Researchers’ Night 2019. During the event, […]
THE TEAM


Erasmus +






The limits of my language means the limits of my world
Ludwig Wittgenstein
Testimonials
Conference held in NKUA (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens)
"The social integration of refugees"
Speaker: Patricia Gerakopoulou

Mr. John Anderson
CEO

Martina Cliton
Designer
