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Please join us as we turn the spotlight on some individuals who arrived as refugees and migrants in our region and have overcome adversity to establish successful businesses and careers. And we will launch our MiFriendly Cities Birmingham Employability initiative delivering free advice and support to communities. Our MiFriendly partners will be offering lots of opportunities to get involved in the project and there will be career advice and guidance available. The event wants to inspire refugees and migrants to fulfill their potential, get inspired and leave the event with recharged motivation to pursue ambitions along with a network of people, ideas and practical tips to support them to do this.

This event is part of a programme of activities co-ordinated by Celebrating Sanctuary for Refugee Week 2019. The event will be opened by Cllr John Cotton and is hosted by the Bosnia & Herzegovina UK Network.

Programme

1 p.m. Please join us for a traditional Bosnian Lunch

2 p.m. Main Event. Speakers will inspire and motivate

3 p.m. Meet our Exhibitors including MiFriendly Cities Partners

4 p.m. Close

MiFriendly Cities https://mifriendlycities.co.uk/ is a 3 city project looking to develop innovative, community-led and sustainable approaches to enhancing the contribution of refugees and migrants. The project is being delivered by an innovative partnership of 11 organisations. These include the three city councils from Wolverhampton, Birmingham and Coventry.This project is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund through the Urban Innovative Actions Initiative..

Travel to Bosnia House

By Car

There is no car park at Bosnia House. There is on street parking available.

By Public Transport

From City Centre – No4 NX West Midlands Bus towards Solihull. Get off at St John’s Road. The venue is a 4 minute walk. Or take No6 NX West Midlands Bus towards Solihull Station. Get off Baker Streer. The venue is a 9 minute walk.