During the project implementation, the INVOLVE partners held three interlinked information seminars, bringing together migrant organisations, host-community organisations, relevant NGOs, public authorities and representatives from the media and the private sector.

1.	Wolverhampton (England), 14 October 2005 The overall objective of the first information seminar was to identify barriers to integration and volunteering of third country nationals, and to formulate criteria for good practice to overcome these barriers. Seminar report of Wolverhampton
2.	Valencia (Spain), 3 and 4 March 2006 The objectives of the second INVOLVE seminar were the presentation of good practice examples of projects that foster migrant volunteering and the evlauation of their potential transferability to other national and regional contexts. Seminar report of Valencia
3.	Seminar in Deventer (Netherlands), 22 to 24 June 2006 Based on the identified barriers and good practices towards a better integration of third country nationals through volunteering, the participants of the third information seminar focused their discussions on formulating recommendations for policy makers and practitioners from the volunteering sector. The key question was “How can the relevant stakeholders enhance volunteering as a means of better integration?” Some of the recommendations have been addressed and discussed by a panel composed of representatives from government and voluntary sector, both at European and national level. Seminar report of Deventer