ABSTRACT

In the Netherlands, several housing projects have housed local young adults and refugees together, attracting media and academic attention. Along with praise for complementing the integration process of newcomers, criticism has also been leveled that such projects are often located far from residential areas. Meanwhile, the SET project located in a residential area in Amsterdam attempt to extend the active participation of locals in facilitating the integration of newcomers. This qualitative study investigated the community experiences of Syrian newcomers, the elements which stimulate or hinder newcomers’ participation in community activities and care programs in their everyday lives.

摘要

在荷兰，几个住房项目将当地的年轻人和难民安置在一起，吸引了媒体和学术界的关注。除了称赞补充了新移民的整合过程外，还批评说此类项目通常远离住宅区。同时，位于阿姆斯特丹住宅区的SET项目试图扩大当地人的积极参与，促进新移民的融合。这项定性研究调查了叙利亚新移民的社区经历，以及刺激或阻碍新移民在日常生活中参与社区活动和护理计划的因素。