Abstract

The present article describes an organization in the making, in the context of the “Curing the Limbo” multi-partner project, addressing the inclusion of refugees in Greek society. It discusses a capacity-building intervention that lasted for the entire three-year duration of the project, aiming at enhancing collaborative processes between actors with diverse perspectives and multiple voices. It highlights the relational dynamics within and between the partners involved, the effects of the social and political forces at play, the many challenges encountered, and the practices adopted toward social organizing and change.