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tuguese community, e.g. the call for dual nationality, the insistence on the need for participation in both municipal and general elections, and the raising of awareness on the rights of workers. From Elisa Gosso´s article Crossing Boundaries: Negotiating Transnational Heritage and Belonging in the German Waldensian Diaspora, we learn that the term Waldensian defines an Italian religious Protestant group that originated in Lyon, France, as an heretical movement in the early Middle Ages. In 1532 their members decided to adhere to the Protestant Reformation and, consequently, to organize themselves as a Church. Because of persecutions from both the political power and the Catholic Church they were soon banished from Lyon and scattered across other regions, particularly in the Waldesian Valley in Western Piedmont, close to Turin. From here they moved to Germany, and established the Waldensergemeinde in Hessen south of Frankfurt. The peculiarity of this group is that in 1974 it established a twinning agreement with the native land of their Waldensian ancestors, Pragelato, in the high Chisone Valley, and in 2014 the two groups celebrated the 40th anniversary of the twinning, focusing on social and cultural beliefs rooted in a common heritage. Hans Storhaug, Editor
The Association of European Migration Institutions Protocol of the Annual Meeting 24 - 27 September 2014 Riga, Latvia Members of the Association of European Migration Institutions (<strong>AEMI</strong>) and other experts on migration issues met for a three day conference in Riga and Cesis, Latvia. The conference was hosted by Latvians Abroad, Museum and Research Centre and the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Latvia and took place at the university´s Mazā Aula. This group picture was taken by the waiter at the Royal Europe Restaurant marking the end of yet another successful <strong>AEMI</strong> conference.
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