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Empowering Equity Amongst Young Migrants

2020-2-TR01-KA105-0949872020Youth mobilityfinalized
Countries: TR|LV|BG|MK|RO|CZ|RS|IT|IE|EL|UK|EE · Grant: €30,815
Gender equality / equal opportunitiesEntrepreneurial learning - entrepreneurship educationInclusion - equity

Objectives

The main goal of the project is - Creating and developing networks and partnerships between the 12 partners in order to generate projects having as main theme the promotion of the principles of equal opportunities and the elimination of discriminatory barriers based on gender and belonging to minority groups The specific objectives of this project are: - sharing the personal, socio-educational and professional experience of 24 youth workers from 12 partner and non-EU partner countries on the social integration of women in rural areas belonging to minority groups; - promotion of tools and methods of non-formal education in the social integration of rural women from Turkey and partner countries in the project; - creating partnerships and networks between the 12 partner countries in the project to implement social inclusion projects for women in rural areas. This application is in line with the general objectives and priorities of Erasmus +: Improving key competencies and promoting active citizenship among young people, social inclusion and solidarity, intercultural dialogue, promoting European cooperation in the youth field, social inclusion, European citizenship. The project will create a favorable framework for intercultural dialogue and promote tolerance for different cultures, considering that youth workers will work together, discuss, reflect, find solutions to an important European issue - equality of opportunity for all. The teamwork of participants will help strengthen their European citizenship identity, as they will identify and promote common values, and will realize that together only a better future can be built for and in Europe. At the same time, the differences and common points of youth policies in the partner countries will be addressed.

Project partners (13)