The project ‘Addressing Discrimination and Radicalization at Youth Work through Arts Based Approach’ is develop with goal to raise the capacities of youth organizations to effectively use arts based approach as tool of creating socially inclusive societies free of discrimination and radicalization. The project includes mobility and capacity building activities design in line with following project objectives: -to deepen participants’ knowledge of the concept of arts-based approach in the framework of addressing discrimination and radicalization;-to increase participants knowledge and understanding of the roots, forms and consequences of discrimination and radicalization in relation to youth development;-to develop participants competencies to apply arts-based approach in the process of creating socially inclusive communities and empowering young people with different backgrounds to take part in creating socially inclusive society;-to provide the participants an opportunity to share good working practices from their organizations, to get to know new tools, to reflect on common challenges and create new networks and partnerships;-to strengthen participants' understanding of Erasmus+ Programme and its Key Actions and provide the participants an opportunity to develop ideas for future cooperation at local, national and international level;-to implement mobility (two training courses and study visit) and capacity building activities (local workshops) targeting youth workers and educators;-to develop ideas for local activities addressing the issues of discrimination and radicalization in participant’s communities. By reaching set project objectives we aim to:-raise capacities of youth organizations to address discrimination and radicalization by applying arts based approach;-raise individual competences of involved youth workers in the field of addressing discrimination and radicalization;-strengthen the partnerships and to develop ideas for future local and international projects.The project will be led by Albanian organization ‘Antik’ and it will involve partners from following countries: Kosovo, Republic of North Macedonia, Romania, Italy, Greece, Spain.
To deepen participants’ knowledge of the concept of arts-based approach in the framework of addressing discrimination & radicalizationTo increase participants knowledge and understanding of the roots, forms and consequences of discrimination & radicalization in relation to youth developmentTo develop participants competencies to apply arts-based approach To provide the participants an opportunity to share good working practicesTo increase knowledge of participants & partners on E+ Programme
Project ‘Addressing Discrimination and Radicalization at Youth Work through Art Based Approach’ connected 7 partners from : Albania, Kosovo, Republic of North Macedonia, Romania, Italy, Greece, and Spain to raise capacities of their organizations to effectively use arts based approach as tool of creating socially inclusive societies free of discrimination and radicalization.
<< Background >> Project ‘Addressing Discrimination and Radicalization at Youth Work through Art Based Approach’ connected 7 partners from : Albania, Kosovo, Republic of North Macedonia, Romania, Italy, Greece, and Spain to raise capacities of their organizations to effectively use arts based approach as tool of creating socially inclusive societies free of discrimination and radicalization. << Objectives >> To deepen participants’ knowledge of the concept of arts-based approach in the framework of addressing discrimination & radicalizationTo increase participants knowledge and understanding of the roots, forms and consequences of discrimination & radicalization in relation to youth developmentTo develop participants competencies to apply arts-based approach To provide the participants an opportunity to share good working practicesTo increase knowledge of participants & partners on E+ Programme << Implementation >> Despite the challenges posed by Covid-19, we successfully implemented three mobility activities, TCs in Kosovo and the Republic of North Macedonia, and a study visit in Albania, which specifically aimed at educating and training youth workers. We also conducted capacity-building workshops for a varied group of participants hailing from the partner communities. The use of online tools facilitated the organization of local workshops and ensured regular communication with partners and attendees. << Results >> 3-mobility activities 1-booklet of good practices Online posts featuring pictures of youth workers sharing their messages have been published.Video interviews with the participants have been conducted, prepared, and published.99 people trained on the mobility activitiesposters, workshops, installations and illustrations prepared by participants and used in local workshops162 people have participated in local workshops