With this publication, we provide impulses for the promotion of post-migrant alliances in political education. The publication focuses on the importance and potential of postmigrant alliances—especially in times when movements for plural democracy, fair participation, and equal opportunities are experiencing setbacks. Furthermore, it explores the question of how young people can be empowered to form sustainable alliances, overcome difficult times together, and actively shape social developments. To this end, we combine theoretical principles with practical approaches to political education. The focus is on the perspectives of our participants, supplemented by contributions from experts in political education, academia, and politics.

June 2025

The paper summarizes what we learned from the first year of the Narrative Change Academy. What surprised us, what do we want to do differently next time? What recommendations for action can we give to civil society organizations from all over Europe that are active in the field of migration and anti-racism and want to use the narrative change approach to leave their own bubble? The report outlines the concept and structure of the academy, presents important findings from the campaign work and examines the effectiveness of the newly developed narratives.

May 2024

This publication highlights important findings on anti-Muslim racism against young people in German society. It identifies challenges and concerns and formulates seven key recommendations for policy, research and education to increase the visibility and awareness of the issues affecting this group.

November 2023

The JIK study 'Critiques and Visions for a Post-Migrant Society' presents impulses and recommendations of young network members for living together in our post-migrant society in Germany. Their perspectives are discussed in the context of the 2021 coalition agreement and the announced paradigm shift in integration policy. The results are summarized in 4 statements, which are expanded upon in the publication.

March 2022