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NGOs: How to Build Corporate Partnerships That Are Easy to Say Yes To

Companies don’t buy activities – they respond to clarity. In this blog, Artem Kuosti, Manager of the DigiUp Programme at Moniheli, presents a model that helps organisations make their work easier to understand and build partnerships that companies find easy to say yes to.

Public authorities’ communication will become digital on April 14.

Official mail from authorities will become digital starting April 14. This means that if you use online services such as Kela or the Tax Administration, you will receive their messages in the Suomi.fi service instead of by post. The change will affect nearly two million people living in Finland.

Digital Skills Supporting Migrant Women’s Integration in the Nordic–Baltic Region

Digital inclusion is not only about access, but also about confidence, trust, and participation. The DigiUp Toolbox project explores how these elements can be strengthened to support migrant women’s integration across the Nordic Baltic region.

Moniheli launches anti-racist advocacy training programme

In Finland, addressing racism has largely fallen on civil society organisations. Moniheli responds to this need by launching a training programme that strengthens organisations’ capacity for strategic and impactful anti-racist advocacy. Applications are open until April 12th.

Moniheli’s Statement on the Introduction of a Citizenship Test

The Ministry of the Interior has prepared a proposal to tighten the requirements for acquiring Finnish citizenship by introducing a citizenship test. Read Moniheli’s statement on the legislative amendment here.

The Government’s Immigration Policy Is Undermining Itself

Read Moniheli’s response to Minister of Finance Purra’s proposal for a work obligation targeting immigrants here.