When: 20 – 23 April 2018 Where: Yerevan, Armenia Who: 4 participants. ⏳DEADLINE FAST APPROACHING: 14.02.28⏳ ?Details: The main aim of the Conference is to compare non-formal youth work and formal youth studies taking into account different approaches, bringing together young people and university teachers, researchers and practical youth workers, decision makers and leaders of
When: 16 – 24 April 2018 Where: Wroclaw, Poland. Who: 4 participants (2 female + 2 male). DEADLINE FAST APPROACHING: 03.02.2018⏳ ?Details: “Youth Work against Radicalisation” is a multiple action activity that will implemented with the participation of 6 partner organisations from Eastern Partnership and Programme countries. The program of activities is based on non-formal
When: 15 – 22 March 2018 Where: Lithuania Who: 2 participants. DEADLINE: 03.02.2018 Details: Conflict comes high on the political agenda everywhere in Europe. While the form of conflicts may vary – inter ethnic, inter-religious, international or any other – many states face urgent situations of tension and are not always prepared to handle them
When: 26/02/2018 – 05/03/2018 Where: Yerevan, Armenia Who: 2 participants Deadline: 20/01/2018 Details: Youth unemployment had been already for several years one of the most burning issues in Europe when it comes to both, EU and non-EU states. Especially it had been visible in Eastern Europe, as the result of certain historic circumstances, political instability
When: 27 April – 5 May 2018 Where: Agros, Cyprus Who: 3 participants (between 15-30 years old) Deadline: 07/01/2018 Details: It’s aim is the cultural diversity, inter-religious dialogue and empowerment of youth from various social, religious, cultural and ethno-racial backgrounds. Especially we would work with marginalised youth with less possibilities, particularly refugees and asylum seekers or
Estonians most probably are like waterproof boots. “Two months and a half has already passed of my expedition named “Who are Estonians?” Let me share my thoughts. I’ve felt that sometimes Estonians feel the lack of the sun. In Belarus we have hot summers and cold winters, so we grasp sun energy from summers and
When: 12-19 May 2018 Where: Agros, Cyprus Who: 2 participants ⏳Deadline: 7.12.2017 ⏳ ?Aim: To promote and support the role of young people in peace-building activities that contribute to living together in dignity and dialogue through a network of specifically trained young people who strengthen the presence and promote the values of the Council of Europe
«There are some moments in life of each person, when you need to recharge your inner batteries. Just to see silver lining in your future and to increase your value for the world. I felt like this at the end of my summer, after tiring hard-working period at my job. I felt eager to gain
When: 10 – 17 January 2018 Where: Rustavi, Georgia Who: 3 participants. Deadline: 21.11.2017 ? ?Aim: To give youth workers & youth leaders tools, frameworks and space to create and practice educational games that address current social topics. ?Details: Games have a positive effect on transforming relations in groups of youngsters, can resolve conflicts, teach about
When: 12 – 19 January 2018 Where: Sumy, Ukraine. Who: 3 participants. Deadline: 12.11.2017? ⚡Details: The International Training Course “Learning to Live Together” is designed to help youth leaders and youth workers, trainers and educators to learn how they can use simulation games (role play simulation games) to teach young people about the issue of