We are happy to announce that our next project ready to lunch in a few days.
The current world is full of challenges for democracy like refugee crises, conflicts, security issues and hate speech, young people are particularly vulnerable to social exclusion, instability and aggression. Democracy is not possible without equality and having the same access to the rights, that is still the case for many young people with disability or belonging to some minority groups. In this TC studying together real-life cases and successful examples of inclusion of young people with Autism, activism, learning theoretical background of impact of video tools will become base for the knowledge vital for youth worker. On the other side participants learning in the inclusive group will develop personal competence of leaving and working in the mixed group, which will be equally beneficiary for both – people with and without special needs.From the life skills all participants and particularly participants with special needs will develop autonomy, discipline, traveling and ability to communicate as part of the learning process by using appropriate means.
Participants will learn how to develop idea (script), shoot, edit and disseminate video tools of human rights education, inclusion and tolerance.
We are happy to announce that we are approaching to the second stage of out project "Home" The project will take place in Luxembourg, from 8th of April 2017 (Arrival) to 15th of April 2017 (Departure).
The project "Home" promotes and supports the role of young people in activities that contribute to living together in dignity and dialogue through a network of specifically trained young people from Hungary, France, Luxembourg, Italy, Armenia, Egypt, Jordan, Russia, Czech Republic and Georgia who strengthen the presence and promote the values of the European citizenship in communities facing refugee crises.
"Home" is organized by Association des Egyptiens au Luxembourg (AEL) with support from the Service National de Jeunesse the Erasmus+ National agency in Luxembourg in cooperation with the World Indpendent Youth Union (WIYU) in Armenia and Academy of Innovation (AI) in Russia.
Now we are looking forward to the second stage Study Visit I Luxebourg.
To highlight the role of new youth programme (Erasmus +) in the process of peace-building and intercultural learning.
We are really excited and see you soon in Luxembourg.
On 2nd – 9th February, 2017 in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, there was held a training course "Home" in the framework of Erasmus + programme of mobility of youth workers . The project has been implemented by the Association des Egyptiens au Luxembourg, AEL a.s.b.l in partnership with the Armenian Organisation "World Independent Youth Union" and Russian "Academy of Innovation".
The event united 32 youth activists and youth workers from Ukraine, Armenia, Czech Republic, France, Georgia, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg and Russia.
The project is aimed at strengthening the role of young people in promotion diversity and maintaining dialogue with European communities facing the problem of refugees; developing practical competencies of participants in the promotion of human rights, fight against the language of hatred; strengthening the role of youth workers in inclusive processes.
– hate speech online and fight against it.
In addition, the coaches presented the successful cases of refugee integration in Armenia and Luxembourg. Meanwhile, guest experts shared their experience on integration and work with refugees.
Thus, the participants not only increased their competence in promotion diversity and tolerance, integration of refugees and IDPs in their countries, but also established contacts with partners for the future cooperation.
The 20th ASEF Summer University (ASEFSU20) on "Gateways to Asia and Europe: Connectivity by Land, Sea and Air" is for those who are curious and ready to explore the role of transportation and trade in connecting 2 continents Asia and Europe – in the past, present and future. Became a part of the Asia-Europe team of young professionals and students, who will travel together for 2 weeks across China, the Russian Federation and Mongolia.
ASEFSU20 focuses on the straightening and accelerating social and economic linkages between the 2 dynamic continents. The journey passes through new economic corridors in these 3 countries where you will visit and learn from local communities and take upon real-scenario challenges on road, rail, maritime, and air transportation. ASEFSU20 bridges the participants with government officials, civil society and cooperates and offers a top-tier environment for professional and personal development.
ASEFSU20 is a great opportunity for you to apply your skills and add-on an once-in-a-lifetime educational expedition!
Costs: No registration or participation fee for the selected participants!
Did you know you can organise international youth projects for your young people from disadvantaged backgrounds? Come and discover what Erasmus+ Youth can do for you!
This Mobility Taster course gives you concrete examples of what is possible, brings you in contact with other inclusion organisations, shows you what funding is available specifically for inclusion projects and walks you step-by-step through the process in case you would like to give it a try.
This course is for NEWCOMERS to Erasmus+ Youth who are directly working with young people from disadvantaged backgrounds. If you never organised an international youth project with your target group before and would like to know what is possible, then this course is for you!
This course is also open for applicants with special needs (contact SALTO Inclusion tony@salto-youth.net regarding support possibilities).
Check briefly with the Erasmus+ Youth National Agency in your country (or SALTO Eastern Europe & Caucasus) if they can send you to the Mobility Taster course in Finland 9-13 February 2016 (and reimburse your travel).
If so, register online HERE by 8 December 2015 midnight (create a SALTO username). We will inform you by 15 December 2015 (max 25 participants).
Selected participants will get travel, food & lodging in double rooms paid. You might be ask for a small contribution towards the costs (ask your NA or SALTO EECA eeca@salto-youth.net).
Register for the SALTO Inclusion newsletter or follow the SALTO Inclusion & Diversity Facebook page to be informed of future Mobility Tasters. Or keep an eye on the European Training Calendar.
The Mobility Tasters will be run by 2 international trainers, experienced in inclusion and the Erasmus+ Youth programme. In cooperation with SALTO Inclusion, the National Agencies for the E+ programme of Finland, Denmark, Turkey, Portugal, Czech Republic and SALTO Eastern Europe & Caucasus.
09 – 11 октября 2015 г.
Ex-EVS event – ежегодная встреча бывших участников Европейской волонтерской службы из Беларуси и России, которые осуществляли свои международные волонтерские проекты в недавнем времени.
В ходе встречи участники делятся впечатлениями от своих EVS-проектов, оценивают значимость полученных в ходе волонтерской деятельности знаний и опыта. Кроме того, основными целями данной встречи являются формирование благоприятного имиджа волонтера среди молодежи и продвижение идеи волонтерской деятельности, а также распространение информации о возможностях EVS среди потенциальных волонтеров.
The long-term training course "inFormal – integration of non-formal education approach to the formal education system for youth empowerment at local level" is an attempt to use non-formal education as a tool for youth empowerment in order to address all the mentioned issues and to build a stable and productive co-working platform for educators coming from formal education and youth field(NGOs and other youth authorities).