Tallinna Rändekeskus /Tallinn Migration Centre

07/08/2026

❗❗❗ Only 3 days left!

It's your last opportunity to start a unique path of a person, who connects cultures, supports understanding and builds trustful communication between people.

More information about the training and how to apply🔗
https://www.tallinn.ee/en/randekeskus/event/training-become-cultural-mediator

04/08/2026

🇪🇪 🇮🇳 Two cultures. One celebration. 🇪🇪 🇮🇳

🎇For the first time in Tallinn!🎇

🗓️ 29.08.2026 Tähtede väljak (between Linnahall and Port of Tallinn)
☝️FREE ENTRY

💃🕺 Join Eesti-India Fest 2026, a unique cultural celebration bringing together the Estonian and Indian communities through music, dance, food, workshops, family activities, and shared experiences.

🌉 The festival is designed as a bridge between two cultures, creating opportunities for local residents and the international community to meet, connect, and celebrate together in a welcoming atmosphere.

ℹ️ We're also happy to share that Tallinn Migration Centre will participate with an information stand, where visitors can learn about services, opportunities, and support available for newcomers and international residents.

Two cultures. One celebration. Countless opportunities to connect.

❗ Please find the information and register here: https://iewomens.ee/eesti-india-fest-2026/eesti-india-fest-2026-en

‼️Fresh news about the event here from Indian Estonian Women Sõprus-IEWS: https://www.facebook.com/iewomens

🇪🇺 The event is co-financed by the European Social Fund+, project no. 2021-2027.4.07.24-0017 "Supporting community activities promoting integration" and supported by CIty of Tallinn. The project is coordinated by the Ministry of Culture, and Eesti Rahvakultuuri Keskus is a project partner.

31/07/2026

🧐🧐🧐 Did you know, that https://huvi.tallinn.ee/ is not only the page, where you can look for different events, activities and family-friendly ideas, but also FREE portal to add you own community event?

So here are your next steps:

STEP 1: https://huvi.tallinn.ee/

STEP 2: Find a blue button "Lisa uus sündmus" (Add new event)

STEP 3: Log in using ID-card, SMART ID or Mobile ID.

STEP 4: Register new account

STEP 5: Add your event and do not forget to add "Maailmakultuur" (World Culture) badge to the event

STEP 6: Wait for administrator to check and confirm

👍👍👍 Let's make together the end of the summer and autumn as diverse as possible

29/07/2026

❗❗❗ Only 3 days left

💡🤔 Do you have an idea, creative project, community initiative or small business you would like to take to the next level?

📈 Our good partners PAABEL 2026 (Paavli Kultuurivabrik) is launching an open call for Minorities/Creativities — a development programme for minority-led ideas, initiatives and businesses.

🌍 We are looking for people and teams with a minority background who want to develop bold, creative and community-driven ideas.

🤝 Your idea can be connected to culture, food, crafts, design, music, services, social entrepreneurship, community work or any other field that reflects the creativity and entrepreneurial spirit of minority communities in Estonia.

🧑‍🎓 Selected participants will take part in a one-day programme on 26th September 2026 at Paavli Kultuurivabrik in Tallinn.

During the day, participants will get:
• practical workshops;
• feedback from top mentors and experts;
• support with developing and presenting their idea;
• networking with entrepreneurs, creatives, community leaders and organisations;
• an opportunity to pitch their idea or business publicly;
• a chance to win prizes and further support for developing their project.

🪩 The best ideas will be presented and celebrated during PAABEL 2026 – Festival of Minority Cultures and Music.

🆓 Participation is free of charge.

➡️Apply here: https://forms.gle/G8Xrvzxz4vTUQJZr5

❗ Deadline: August 1st

Programme date: September 26th 2026

Location: Paavli Kultuurivabrik

27/07/2026

🌍 Tallinn Migration Centre is developing a new cultural mediation service!
The first training for future cultural mediators will take place this September. 🎓

📅 Apply by 10 August
🗣️ Interviews: 12, 14 and 19 August

Funded by the ESF+ project “Development and implementation of social services supporting the integration and adaptation of immigrants in the City of Tallinn"

🗣️Could you become a cultural mediator?

Tallinn Migration Centre, in collaboration with Progetto Integrazione Cooperativa Sociale ONLUS and with the support of ESF+ funding, is developing a cultural mediation service in Tallinn.

Cultural mediation goes beyond translating words. A cultural mediator helps people understand each other’s perspectives and context. They support communication in situations where language barriers, cultural differences or unfamiliar systems may lead to misunderstanding or make it harder to access services.

The first cultural mediation training will take place in September 2026.

📅 Application deadline: 10 August 2026

More information about the training and how to apply🔗
https://www.tallinn.ee/en/randekeskus/event/training-become-cultural-mediator

Please share this opportunity with anyone who may be interested.

🇪🇺 The training is funded by the ESF+ project “Development and implementation of social services supporting the integration and adaptation of immigrants in the City of Tallinn”, 2021–2027.4.09.25-0109.

24/07/2026

🌆 Looking for something to do this weekend?

Explore what Tallinn has to offer or take a trip into nature:

🎭 Find events, activities and family-friendly ideas in Tallinn on Huvi Tallinn: https://huvi.tallinn.ee/

🌲 Ready to get out of the city? Discover beautiful hiking trails, nature routes and picnic areas on RMK’s portal: https://rmk.ee/en/exploring-nature/where-to-go/

22/07/2026

Looking for a place to stay active this summer? 🏃‍♀️
Tallinn’s school stadiums are open to everyone every day until 31 August, from 10:00–21:00. 🏟️🙌

Come for a run, play football or basketball, or simply enjoy some fresh air 🌿 Many locations also have balls available to borrow on site.

📍 Check which school stadiums are open and when they’re booked: tallinn.ee/koolistaadionid

20/07/2026

🎓🎉🤩Congratulations to our newly graduated and certified peer counsellors!

From January to June this year, participants completed specialized peer counselling training focused on supporting people with a migration background. The training followed a registered peer counsellor training curriculum and was delivered in collaboration with our valued partners at Loov Ruum 🤝

Peer counselling will be integrated into the services of Tallinn Migration Centre, offering people with a migration background support in navigating everyday life and settling into life in Tallinn.

A big thank you to our partners, trainers, practice supervisors and everyone who took part. 🙏

🇪🇺 The training and the development of the service are funded by the ESF+ project “Development and implementation of social services supporting the integration and adaptation of immigrants in the City of Tallinn”, project No. 2021–2027.4.09.25-0109.

17/07/2026

🎶 Tallinn sounds different this summer! 🤩
Enjoy four days of free live music, from acoustic duos and young talent to well-known artists, DJs and picnic concerts.

📅 16–19 July
🎟️ Free entry

Bring your friends, find a spot on the grass and enjoy live music close to home. 🌿
👀 See the program: https://fb.me/e/aVKqVvLYA

15/07/2026

🚨 Human trafficking and labour exploitation can happen anywhere—including in everyday workplaces.

Knowing the warning signs and where to seek help can make a real difference. Read and share this important information to help raise awareness and protect those who may be at risk.

💙 Learn more about your rights and available support: https://rights.justdigi.ee/en

❗ How to recognise human trafficing and labour exploitation?

Human trafficking is not only about crossing borders illegally or being sold. It can also involve labour or sexual exploitation.

It often starts with false promises or misleading information, followed by pressure or threats.

Foreign workers can be particularly vulnerable to labour exploitation. Knowing your rights and where to seek help can make a difference.

Labour exploitation is not a distant problem. It can happen in our own neighbourhoods, on construction sites, in agriculture or other workplaces.

👉You don't have to solve the situation yourself. If something seems suspicious - for example, workers are living in poor conditions or working excessively long hours - report it to the police or the Social Insurance Board.

❗ More information: https://rights.justdigi.ee/en
Human trafficking prevention and victim support helpline: +372 660 7320

💡 Sharing this information could help someone recognise exploitation and get help in time.

In Estonia, people whose rights have been violated can access free counselling, support and protection when needed. The campaign is co funded by the European Union Internal Security Fund.

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