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WomInCreativePower (WIPC) targets one group who requires particular attention given their greater tendency to be marginalized within the migrant population: migrant and refugee women. WICP addresses the specific issue of supporting the full integration of migrant and refugee women into their receiving communities by investing in the development of skills related to entrepreneurship and to the creative sector. This approach emerges from the perception that self-employment and entrepreneurship represent a promising pathway for migrant women to access the labor market. WICP’s main methodological approach will deploy the notions of inclusivity, diversity, and collaboration in Creative and Cultural Industries (CCI) by encouraging migrant and refugee women to develop their creative ideas into work, inclusion and self-fulfillment possibilities. The resort to this specific approach is based on the goal of simultaneously promoting inclusiveness and respect for cultural, ethnic, and language richness. Thus, the project seeks to make an important contribution for the full integration of migrant and refugee women in their receiving communities and labor markets, while respecting and highlighting the specific skills they can bring into their new environments. The project is co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union and is implemented in a partnership consisting of the following partner organisations: Swideas AB Povod, Zavod za Kulturo in Razvoj Mednarodnih Odnosov v Kulturi Formation et Sensibilisation de Luxembourg Szubjektív Értékek Alapítvány/ Subjective Values Foundation