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Empowerment for Youth Workers
Date du début: 10 août 2015, Date de fin: 9 févr. 2016,
In our project, we want to respond to the problem, that some of the current problems and issues in the implementation of activities for young people is not always given sufficient attention, especially working with IT, covering topics such emporwerment, employability and entrepreneurship. The fundamental shortcoming we also found on the impact of projects and related activities. Therefore, we deci ...
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NSZ across Europe
Date du début: 1 août 2015, Date de fin: 31 janv. 2016,
We have created our project after communication with our previous partners from our project Don ´t let them mess with you! (Nenech sebou zametat!), because we are still missing common cooperation in peer learning education or non formal education about ICT, cyberbullying, bullying and human rights. During our previous project we have been working with more then 3500 yougsters for almost 3 years an ...
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Ctrl+Alt+Delete Cyber-Bullying - Siber Zorbalığa Hayır!
Date du début: 20 sept. 2015, Date de fin: 19 janv. 2016,
‘CTRL+ALT+DEL Cyber Bullying’ is an Erasmus+ Youth Workers’ Mobility international Training course, whose main aims are to raise awareness on bullying in general and on cyberbullying in particular, to identify the different types of bullying and the reasons behind them and to find sustainable solutions for bullying in the rapidly globalising contemporary society. This training course aims to raise ...
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Improveability
Date du début: 1 juil. 2015, Date de fin: 30 nov. 2015,
“Improveability” is training course developed on the following premises:
• unemployment is the key burning issue among young people in Europe
• youth work has been identified as one of the key approaches in dealing with this issue, since it develops competences that cannot be gained elsewhere
• most youth workers are still struggling to understand the link between youth work and employability
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