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Integration Through Sport

2019-3-PT02-KA105-0063622019Youth mobilityfinalized
Countries: PT|RS|BG|SK|PL|TR|RO · Grant: €29,964
Inclusion - equityCivic engagement / responsible citizenshipMigrants' issues

Objectives

In 2012, 24.8% of the population of the European Union, about 124.5 million people, were at risk of poverty or social exclusion. It is based on these data from the European Commission that the willingness of the CDC Estrela do Zêzere da Boidobra youth association to increase their willingness, based on the relationship of sharing experiences and critical thoughts on this theme, in order to become public and active. ability and skills to combat this problem affecting the European Union and the world at large. According to the European Union's Cohesion Policy, based on the Europe 2020 Strategic Plan, one of the 11 copies of this document, specifically or aiming at number nine, reads as follows: “Promoting social inclusion, fighting poverty and any kind of discrimination" . Therefore, the European Commission's goal is to remove less than 20 million people at risk of poverty by the year 2020. The Inclusion through Sport project increases European awareness and awareness of the issue we are experiencing today, about inclusion. When it comes to the inclusion of references in various areas, the social inclusion of people with disabilities, young and old, migrants, ethnic minorities, people living in disadvantaged areas, among others. Thus, with no sense of development, skills and exchange of inclusion, the Inclusion Through Sport project aims to promote integrative methods in different areas through the promotion of sports and dynamics used in sport. Sport is one of the tools capable of breaking language barriers and social barriers, based on the work already developed by CDC Estrela do Zêzere de Boidobra or a project aimed at initiatives and discussions on the theme of the inclusion of complementary work in the workplace. this theme. With the Inclusion through sport project, we can offer young people different opportunities that, for reasons related to their social and economic condition, life events and other issues, are not possible. Thus, it is essential to seek ideas from partners to achieve these goals. Thus, after a search and knowledge of the work of gathered variables, a network of 7 international partners that consider ideal for the successful development of the project. The partners are representatives of different realities and experience all over Europe from Romania, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Turkey, Poland, Serbia and Portugal. This network of partners has extensive experience in youth, with local and national projects in various themes, and in international projects, from youth exchanges, training courses, EVS projects, etc. The partners' great experience in working with young people in the field of inclusion in several areas is remarkable. The content and theme Inclusion through sport were jointly agreed with all partners, through a constant communication network with the coordinators of the various categories and their workers, by email and social networks, which compiles how the practices, questions and proposals from project partners. From the basic project structure, each institution has proportions of project-related activities and issues of common interest based on the trust, cooperation and transparency of the partner network.

Project partners (7)