Share: A network, resource & advocator.

We support an inclusive network of EU-based communities and actors engaged in the welcoming and inclusion of newcomers in Europe.

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At Share, we focus on connecting and engaging with local European actors and communities interested in or working in the area of

Refugee and migrant inclusion, refugee resettlement, complementary pathways of admission, refugee sponsorship, and relocation.

Established in March 2012 by ICMC Europe, Share supports regions, cities, towns, and rural communities interested in welcoming refugees and migrants. 

Over the years, our work has expanded to include approaches that benefit all newcomers, including refugees, asylum seekers, labour migrants, unaccompanied minors and victims of trafficking.

We collaborate with these communities, offering training and capacity-building focusing on smaller communities and rural territories (less than 150,000 inhabitants). In addition, we engage with a wide range of stakeholders at the European, national and local level, including refugee and migrants and their associations, to coordinate best practice exchange, conduct research and amplify the voices of local actors and communities.

Our work provides a solid evidence base for integration practice and outcomes at a local level.

Our mission

To foster the creation of safe pathways and improve the welcoming and inclusion of newcomers to Europe. We support and connect local initiatives, share best practices, and raise the voice of communities to inspire action and policy change.

 

Our vision

A world where migrants and refugees can safely access Europe and be part of inclusive societies where they can thrive.

 

Since 2012 we’ve engaged

4,000 stakeholders across 27 EU countries

in dialogue, capacity-building and advocacy.

And now support all beneficiaries of international protection:

Asylum seekers Unaccompanied minors  Victims of trafficking.
 

Our network

The Share network engages with a variety of authorities, organisations and individuals working on or with interest in welcome and inclusion for migrants and refugees.

 
Civil society, National goverments, International organisations, Faith-based organisations, Schools & Universities, Local Authorities, Refugee-led organisations, Service providers, European Institutions, Regional Governments, City Networks, etc...

Our connections located in Europe & beyond

 
 
 
 

Our team

The Share secretariat coordinates and drives the Share network's activities and advocacy work.
  • Gabriela Agatiello

    Gabriela Agatiello, Senior Policy & Programme Manager

    Gabriela leads the organisation’s work on refugee sponsorship and complementary pathways. She previously worked on EU policy and advocacy related to social inclusion, migrants’ integration, and labour rights for Eurodiaconia and PICUM. Before moving to Europe she worked in the migrant and refugee settlement sector in Canada and in research and community development in Latin America. Gabriela holds a master’s degree in political science and social work and a post-graduate diploma in migration management.

    She speaks English, Spanish, French and some Italian.

  • Anna Coulibaly

    Anna Coulibaly, Project Officer

    Anna works on refugee sponsorship, complementary pathways and rural integration. She leads on the organisation’s work on participation of persons with lived experiences. Anna has an academic background in Law and Legal Studies.

    She speaks English, German, French and some Spanish.

  • Marivic Claveria, Finance Officer

    Marivic supports the organisation in all financial matters including grant management.

"I was motivated by a duty of humanity, and if necessary, I would have placed someone in my house.”

– Jérôme, Share ambassador in Corrèze

 

The voices
of Share

Hear from the individuals of the Share network - the refugees and migrants we advocate for, and the local actors we engage with - who share their stories, insights and learnings for successful welcome and integration practices at local, regional and European level.