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Living diversity, solving conflicts and building an inclusive Europe

2019-1-DE04-KA105-0179112019Youth mobilityfinalized
Countries: DE|HR|HU|RO|PL|FR|IT · Grant: €18,841
Inclusion - equityInternational cooperation, international relations, development cooperationRomas and/or other minorities

Objectives

The aim of the project "Living diversity, solving conflicts and creating an inclusive Europe" is to use the learning effects of international exchange for dealing with the challenges of the living together and mutual understanding in modern societies shaped from a variety of different living conditions, milieus and lifestyles. NGOs from seven countries are partners in the project, with an additional set of migrants’ and minority (self-)organisations as stakeholders. Intercultural dialogue and systematic networking between the participants and their institutions will be strongly supported by this project. So that on long-term the opportunities for young members of ethnic minorities to take part in European youth exchanges will be widened - what is a contribution to an 'inclusive' Europe. The participating youthworkers shall be sensitized for processes of marginalization and discrimination and radicalisation in Europe and get to know by good-practise-examples different concepts to overcome them by Youthwork. This way they will pick up various innovative impulses for their every-day practise as a youthworker. By this Youthwork in the local communities of the participating European regions will have a profit of the project. Especially youthworkers, who represent minority communities (among others especially Roma) or have a personal migration-background, shall be involved in the project and become further certified for the implementation and facilitation of international youth-exchange. This way minority organisations will be encouraged and enabled to take part in or develop themselves joint youth exchange projects, which promote the competences of young people (of different ethnic communities), which they need for civic participation. By involving players, which weren`t much represented in the field of international exchange so far, the project contributes much to the capacity-building of the minority-organisations.

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