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Circulation of rights, a variety of possibilities

2019-1-PL01-KA105-0633872019Youth mobilityfinalized
Countries: PL|EL · Grant: €22,896
Civic engagement / responsible citizenshipCreativity and cultureHome and justice affairs (human rights & rule of law)

Objectives

The youth’s project takes its roots from the needs that were diagnosed – hostility among society, the need for respect towards others, increased tolerance toward people of various religions or races, fight for animal rights against which there are still a lot of acts of violence, and furthermore, these acts are not punished properly. Bearing in mind the need for self-development in the context of one’s own talents, it is good to know that some circus arts are a non-institutional and non-formal, strong point in the development of circus art. This art is still evolving and now is enriched with some fields comprising theatre, education, resocialization, or free time animation. New Circus is just a combination of different arts which give youth a lot of developmental possibilities. It is worth remembering that jugglers, acrobats or clowns are people who, through their artism, ironically show various social issues and a recipient is obliged to decode the message. As for many initiators circus art is a great passion, young people would like to demonstrate that each talent, passion and determination may make every single individual do a dream job, proving one’s stubbornness and firmness in reaching lifetime occupational goals. The objectives of the project: • raising the socially important issue of human rights • promotion of animal rights (in an educational and social dimension) • popularizing the attitudes of tolerance and human dignity • increase of intercultural awareness • stimulating creativity and a sense of entrepreneurship among young people • reinforcement of European cohesion for the common welfare • development of passions and interests for the future career pathway • promotion of civic responsibility among youth in order to combat discrimination

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