Europe is being described as the area of stability and prosperity. Europe is often a dream for many migrants. Nevertheless within the Europe there are many different conflicts which rise questions for the future of our continent. Youth work in such areas becomes one of the most difficult as well as urgent issues. How to encourage young people and create safe atmosphere for non-formal learning in suburbs of Paris, in many cities of Balkans (Mitrovica for example) or towns of Transnistria, separatist republic, just between Moldova and Ukraine?
The realities of many European regions may differ one from the other, but what are we aiming in our youth work in volatile communities? What are the basic principles of non-formal learning in such contexts?
Six full working days - arrival 13th September until evening (Saturday), departure 20th September from morning (Saturday) 2008.
Place: Istanbul, Turkey.
This Training Course was co-organised by Turkish National Agency of the Youth in Action (YiA) Programme, SALTO Eastern Europe and Caucasus (EECA) and SALTO South East Europe (SEE) Resource Centres with support of other National Agencies of YiA.
Support from SALTO Cultural Diversity, especially for preparation and reporting.
TC will brought experienced youth workers representing active organisations. 25 in total (13 from Programme countries + 8 from EECA region + 4 from SEE region)
The team was composed of 3 trainers coming from different regions, experienced in partner countries cooperation and unstable, volatile community youth work field.
Selected trainers are:
To give additional value to the event itself as well as to make use and disseminate its results, a rapporteur joined the Team. Selected rapporteur was Nino Shushania from Georgia.
Additionally one officer of Turkish National Agency of the YiA Programme, one officer of SALTO EECA Resource Centre, and one officer of SALTO SEE Resource Centre composed the Team.