Abstract
This qualitative research is based in the ethnographic method. With this research we are trying to know the collaborative capacity and contributions that immigrants `associations could do to the schools that form part of a social context characterised by the recent and massive arrival of immigrants. The information coming out from immigrants shows up that the participation of associations, besides to do a good intercultural work and favour the identity signs of new students, empower the school influence of immigrant children. In addition to, this participation would support the continuity between the school and the student family; it also constitutes a way of working with children and young people in communities of learning.
Highlights
Auto In post-modern society, the rapid waves of migration/immigration are not a new phenomenon, what is new is their quantities and adaptation strategies
Approximately 170 million people live away from their countries of origin. It is as if everyone is all over the world, which means that people with different cultural and social referents are sharing time and space, [9]
The Teaching collective: The immigrantsassociations point out the resistance of some teaches to deal with the subject of interculturalism in their classrooms and they feel there is little motivation amongst teachers to integrate immigrant students
Summary
Auto In post-modern society, the rapid waves of migration/immigration are not a new phenomenon, what is new is their quantities and adaptation strategies. Citizens should be able to experience the use of their rights in terms of social security and the mutual recognition of the different ways of life and variety cultures. This is a society in which new ways of selforganisation are becoming apparent in its citizens, [4]. Those Associations aimed at protecting the rights of their members and to preserve acceptable living conditions to build a fairer, more committed and supportive society
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