In the frames of the project "Towards Inclusive Europe" AHEAD will participate at the beginning of July on the first Public Debate organised by our partners Bramfelder Kulturladen in Hamburg.
Towards Inclusive Europe aims to suport the inclusion of migrants and minorities in the civic society as well as sensitising the hosting communities to understand and appreciate the different worldviews, customs and ways of life among culturally diverse people.…
The Strategic Partnership on the field of Education “GAINKids: Global Citizenship for Kids" has started.
Along the project, multiple educational innovative tools on global citizenship, will be developed for the early school education sector in Europe.…
AHEAD took active part in the European Active Citizens week in Tallinn Estonia on dates 4-8.05.2022. The Conference was hosted by the Sillamäe Lastekaitse Ühing / Sillamäe Society for Child Welfare (Estonia) - the Lead Organisation of the Project “Towards Inclusive and Sustainable Europe”
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The EU High level public debates’ “Civil Society contributions to the EU Integration and migration policies”, a 3 day debate journey, which brought together more than 85 participants from 12 European countries (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland, Sweden, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Portugal, Spain, Greece and Slovakia), conducted on 13-16 March 2022 in Brussels, Belgium
High Level debate was conducted on the theme of integration, inclusion of youth and vulnerable groups (migrants, minorities and refugees) in ensuring more inclusive and sustainable society to examine questions like countering violent extremism, racism and xenophobia, policy making in EU, the role civil society in cohesion and integration policy, education and Intercultural dialogue.…
Call for committed EuroMed youth workers
The long term project includes a 10-month programme directed towards the capacity building and competence development of youth work professionals, youth leaders, community mediators and educators (from formal and non-formal sectors) that are directly working at the local level with groups of young people addressing extreme polarisation dynamics.…
In frames of the “Youth work Preventing Polarisation” project, a six-day residential mobility of Euro-Mediterranean youth workers took place in November 2021 near Tarragona.
The project, supported by the Erasmus+ programme, brought together a group of 24 youth work professionals from partner organizations in Estonia, Germany, Italy, Jordan Lebanon, the Netherlands, Tunisia and Turkey for an interactive residential course in order to analyze the polarization of communities in the Euro-Mediterranean context.…
Cyberspace has provided us with the opportunity to digitally connect and further expand our online presence, however, it also resulted in the increase of cyber bullying and hate speech. In the framework of the “Digital Rights and Responsibilities in Youth Work” training course, this issue has been addressed.…