
Destination Europe is an interactive learning and training tool about migration and integration.
It is an engaging tabletop tool based on role-play that stimulates discussion and learning about some of the most topical issues in today’s Europe.
Developed by the European Migration Network
About
Migration and integration are issues of key importance in today’s Europe and will shape its future.
Destination Europe stimulates young people’s awareness and critical thinking about migration and integration.
It is an interactive tabletop learning tool based on role-play that accommodates 4-6 players aged 16+.
Over 90 minutes, they experience migration decision-making as a complex process that involves different actors with sometimes conflicting interests. They are faced with various migration challenges first at the European Union level and then in their national and city contexts.
The tool illustrates real-life impacts policy decisions can have on various categories of migrants and the public in the countries that receive them. It was developed by migration experts from various European countries joined in the European Migration Network.
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Workshops
EMN Luxembourg and the Liaison Office of the European Parliament in Luxembourg invite school classes to the interactive workshop on migration policy “On the way to Europe”.
1. Part: Students will experience the role-playing tool “Destination Europe”, taking on the roles of various actors and, through concrete case studies, experience the challenges and opportunities of migration and integration.
2. Part: The class will share their impressions with two Luxembourgish Members of the European Parliament. This exchange gives students the opportunity to discuss their experiences and questions about European migration policy with policymakers and to learn more about the work of the European Parliament.
Events
EMN Luxembourg is delighted to announce the Five-year Anniversary event for the Destination Europe learning tool, which will take place on 24 November 2026, at the Hotel Mélia Luxembourg, in Luxembourg City.
The event will be structured in two parts:
In the morning, EMN Member and Observer Countries will have the opportunity to discuss their latest national activities and present their ideas for future developments in a closed capacity building workshop.
In the afternoon, the event will be open to the public and will provide participants with an opportunity to learn more about interactive and innovative educational approaches, with a specific focus on the role of (serious) games and simulations.
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Credits
Game Design Dr. Alice Szczepanikova with contribution from Gamesandlearning.nl
Graphic Design & Artwork Heiko Günther
Publisher European Migration Network, 2021
Copyright © Université du Luxembourg, on behalf of the EMN, 2021
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