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DancIN!

2019-2-NL02-KA105-0026232019Youth mobilityfinalizedGood practice
Countries: NL|DE|EE|CZ|ES|IT|HR|PT|BG|EL · Grant: €47,575
Inclusion - equity

Objectives

DancIN! is a project which aims to support community development and social inclusion of young people with fewer opportunities by using the tools of dance and body movement as a universal language which connects people regardless of the differences in their ethnic, religious, educational or social background and creates a sense of belonging. The key objective of this project is to bring together young people coming from a ​disadvantaged background and give them the opportunity to develop their social and cultural competences through dance and body movement. The objectives of the project are the following: To bring together 20 young people (age of 21-30) in the APV, while making sure that 50 % of the group is with fewer opportunities To bring together 60 young people in the YE (age of 21-30), while making sure that 80 % of the group is with fewer opportunities To create a dance event as a platform for mutual inspiration and exchanging ideas about how to use dance and body movement in order to attract young people and include them in community To endorse the partner organisations in broadening their network and acquiring new skills and tools for work with the target group To enhance creativity, proactivity and organisational skills of the partner organisations and participants by giving them the opportunity to design and deliver workshops and activities To develop participants' social and cultural competencies and skills which will support their personal and professional opportunities To create 10 promotional materials about dance and body movement To create 10 articles promoting Erasmus+ programme written by national teams and published on the online platforms To spread the results of the project by at least 10 dissemination activities (such as workshop, performance, video presentation, etc.) which will participants implement in their communities after coming back in their home countries

Project partners (10)