Research projects

The Environment’s contribution for Neighbourhood Liveability and Wellbeing in the Maltese Islands. This project is sponsored by the Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) and aims to examine different types of localities found in Malta, in the aim of establishing the relationship between the individual and the natural environment and how localities impact an individual’s wellbeing and the sense of livability.

ESF.02.064 – Participation for Employment at CCF: Social Inclusion through Education and Training. Coordinator of Working Group 7 – Applying Restorative Justice and Coordinator of Working Group 8 – Transition of Inmates to the Labour Market.

Secularism and Radicalization: Strengthen the learning of the founding values of secularism in order to better fight the phenomena of radicalization in enclosed living spaces (prisons, educational centers….) This is an Erasmus+ project. This project aims at developing an intensive educative programme to train minors and adult inmates identified at risk of radicalization and creating a European Association to continue the work SERA would have initiated.

CAPTIVE: Cultural Agent – Promoting and Targeting Intervention vs Violence and Enslavement. Grant awarded under the EU Justice-Daphne Grant. This project seeks to contribute to the protection of and support of victims or potential victims of Sexual and Gender Based Violence, through research, capacity building and training of professionals and the creation of awareness raising days. A European Association of Cultural Agents was set up at the end of the project to ensure the continuation of the work initiated by CAPTIVE.

NewBe a lifelong-learning partnership on the psychology of wellbeing in prisons

JUSTMEN an Erasmus network project on judicial studies in Europe.

TCNs – a project financed by the Malta Integration Fund for Third Country Nationals dealing with the integration of third country nationals in Malta, Belgium, Cyprus Italy and England.

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