Animation providing information about basic and human rights, equality, human dignity and law in the host country. It uses clear and simple language combined with easy-to-understand visual elements. 

Video explaining the return assistance available in Switzerland. The use of footage helps to visualize and understand the key messages in an accesible way. 

Animation explaining the return assistance available in Switzerland. Key messages provided in clear and simple language and supported by self-explanatory illustrations.

Animation produced by the Bern Cantol Police explaining the role of the police in Switzerland, what to do if you are checked by the police, how the national laws are enforced and apply to all, and when to call the police. It uses clear and simple language combined with easy-to-understand visual elements. Use of chapters makes navigation through topics easy.

Video explaining the labour market context in the Netherlands, where to start when looking for a job, how to apply for a job and about the Dutch work culture. Includes testimonies from permit holders describing their experience with finding work.

Animation informing about constitutional norms, house rules and sanctions only through the use of dynamic icons, illustrations and sound. Images are self-explanatory with no need of text or voice over. Suitable also for children.

Comprehensive animation explaining the rights and obligations while staying at a COA reception centre. Clear and simple language supported by easy-to-understand visuals. It helps the viewer to visualise and understand the topics in an accessible way. Suitable for illiterate persons. Can support face-to-face communication and info sessions. It covers a variety of topics and some sections could be used separately for info-sessions on specific thematics. Available also on mycoa.nl .

Comprehensive animation explaining the house rules in COA reception centres. Clear and simple language supported by easy-to-understand visuals. It helps the viewer to visualise and understand the topics in an accessible way. Suitable for illiterate persons. Can support face-to-face communication and info sessions. It covers a variety of topics and some sections could be used separately for info-sessions on specific thematics. Available also on mycoa.nl.  

Animation (Vol 2) providing information about cultural habits, legislation, rules and rights in the country of refuge by using humor as a communication method, and simple and self-explanatory illustrations. Part of a series of animations. The content of the animations also comes in the form of a leaflet (uploaded in this library as well). 

Animation (Vol 1) providing information about cultural habits, legislation, rules and rights in the country of refuge by using humor as a communication method, and simple and self-explanatory illustrations. Part of a series of animations. The content of the animations also comes in the form of a leaflet (uploaded in this library as well).

Short animation providing information on accommodation options while waiting for a decision on the asylum application. Use of clear and simple language supported by self-explanatory illustrations. Part of a series of short animations about the different stages in the asylum process and rights while waiting for a decision, available on the website of the Swedish Migration Agency. 

Bilingual brochure for unaccompanied children applying for asylum in Austria. Suitable for children who are able to read. The bilingual format allows for simultaneous presentation of the information in the language of the child and the language of the support staff, facilitating receiving questions or clarifying certain information.

The product is published on and downloadable from the LSA portal with the consent of the copyright owner. For any use or reproduction of photos or other material, permission must be sought directly from the copyright holders. (©) Bundesagentur für Betreuungs- und Unterstützungsleistungen (BBU)

Leaflet informing about the legal situation in Switzerland regarding forced marriage and how to access confidential and specialized advisory services. Clear messages on forced marriage also through the use of questions to promote self-identification. It is handed out if there is a suspicion and displayed on the information wall; while the content is also transmitted during information sessions. 

The product is published on and downloadable from the LSA portal with the consent of the copyright owner. For any use or reproduction of photos or other material, permission must be sought directly from the copyright holders. (©) State Secretariat for Migration SEM

Comic book depicting girls and boys of different backgrounds and emphasizing the importance of living together and respecting each others. Self-explanatory cartoons with simple messages proper for different age groups. It covers a variety of topics and some sections could be used separately for info-sessions on specific thematics. 

Brochure developed by the Fire Department and distributed in reception centres. Key messages regarding fire safety and what to do in case of a fire. Text supported by illustrations, which also makes it easy-to-understand by less literate residents. It can also be used by applicants living outside the centre. Available in 30 languages for a wide outreach.