Working in partnership with the United Nations Environment Programme/GRID, this course will upskill, educate and motivate participants (age 20 - 30) to develop local solutions and engage with their local communities in making a difference.
Objectives:
• Build awareness in young Europeans of the issues of climate change
• Use German case studies of climate impacts as a focus to examine how Europe is being affecting by climate change and global interdependence.
• Understanding of the topic through several approaches (rural vs urban, local vs European etc).
This training course provides you with an opportunity to learn about Youth Democracy Projects within the YOUTH IN ACTION Programme, explore the youth participation practice in Europe and find international partners for your Youth Democracy Project!
A Youth Exchange needs content – behind the content there are tools: TYE helps to explore tools around group processes, learning to learn, Human Right Education and more.
Improving the impact of Non Formal Education (NFE), principles and methods in empowering young people as real actors of the society (from local to European).
Why this Training Course?
- To stimulate the participants to feel and reflect about the power of non-formal education (NFE) by experimenting different kind of non-formal educational methods.
- To analyze the role and reception of NFE in our different countries within a common Europe.
- To understand how NFE methods and approach can be used to promote cultural diversity and intercultural learning (ICL).
On 13 December 2011, during a high-level conference of the Pompidou Group, two jurors are launching the 5th European Drug Prevention Prize in Ljubljana.
We herewith are calling for projects to apply to the Prize 2012 which will be awarded at the end of the year 2012, during the Pompidou Group's mid-term conference.
The projects must be currently running, managed by young people, targeting children and young people and be innovative in as many ways as possible.
This Contact Making Seminar provides you an opportunity to explore deeper the youth participation practice in Europe, find the partners and improve the young people´s participation at local level through the Action 1.3 Youth Democracy Project!
Share ideas – Make partnership – Create projects!
This International Contact Making Seminar provides you an opportunity to explore deeper the youth participation practice in Europe, find the partners and improve the young people´s participation at local level through the Action 1.3 Youth Democracy Project!
The Fellowship Programme for People of African Descent provides participants with an intensive learning opportunity to deepen their understanding of the United Nations human rights system, instruments and mechanisms, with a focus on issues of particular relevance to people of African descent. The Programme will allow the participants to better contribute to the protection and promotion of civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights of Afro-descendants in their respective countries.
The projectmanagner, who is she or he? What is the profile? What are the concrete steps in a project?How shall a projectmanager manage his team? How can a projectmanager coach a project? In this training course you will find answers on these questions.
The trainings course "You, the Projectmanager?" is a two module training course.
The 1st module "Projectmanagement" will take place from the 1st to 2nd March 2012. This module will tackle the different steps of a project, from conceptualising, to implementing and evaluating the project.
The presentation will be given at Abrar House ,home of the Abrar Islamic Foundation, and hosted by City Circle on FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3RD AT 45 Crawford Place, W1H 4L9. (Off Edgware Road) at 18.30.
The 12 cities project is being established to challenge and interrupt Islamophobia ,the attacks on visible Islam,and the fast growing antipathy to many European Muslims and their communities.
The 12 Cities are London, Birmingham, Paris, Granada, Oslo, Malmo, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Vienna, Tiblisi, Cologne, Marl.
The presentation will be given at Abrar House ,home of the Abrar Islamic Foundation, and hosted by City Circle on FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3RD AT 45 Crawford Place, W1H 4L9. (Off Edgware Road) at 18.30.
The 12 cities project is being established to challenge and interrupt Islamophobia ,the attacks on visible Islam,and the fast growing antipathy to many European Muslims and their communities.
The 12 Cities are London, Birmingham, Paris, Granada, Oslo, Malmo, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Vienna, Tiblisi, Cologne, Marl.
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Islamophobia, the only solution to all the problems facing France. By Marwan Muhammad http://t.co/4fOTeizv
