Dar multilingua - multipersonalia, key practice for social inclusion of migrants, refugees and forcibly displaced persons

Abstract

When we are talking about learning foreign language, we are used to explain the process of study as a part of essential integration and social inclusion into the given society of an accepting country. However, there is a typical tendency to separate the inclusion and integration of migrants, forcibly displaced persons and refugees from their past. It is commonly thought, that the new language will optimize the process of adaptation and assimilation and will help leave “the past back”. At the same time, there are few people paying attention even on the differences between migrants, forcibly displaced persons and refugees themselves. What if the second and the third category of newcomers are still doubting everything, what surrounds them? What if their integration may be supported by the state primarily and then they will sustain the social inclusion from their side? How to optimize the process of inclusion and integration for migrants and how to defeat the feeling of abandonment and solitude in refugees and forcibly displaced persons? How to really tear them from the painful past and optimize the process of rapprochement with the new society? The DAR Multilingua - Multipersonalia is actually dedicated to these three groups of newcomers to all countries in the World and, particularly, to the territory of the EU and introduce key practice of the method, which will actually settle the current situation of mental separation, which exists between locals and FOBs.