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Preventions Step by Step

Training Course

9-17 April 2022 | Estonia

This project is an initiative that supports a network of youth and social workers, and teachers from Estonia, Romania, UK, Denmark, Greece, Italy, Latvia and Turkey that promote a preventive approach to conflicts and violence among their beneficiaries.

The topic of youth violence is of the big concerns among the youth workers, teachers and support workers on the global level. Children before their teens are frequent victims of domestic violence. The exact statistics are often hard to find, as around 60% of the presidents are left unreported or ‘swept under the carpet’.

Due to the relevance of the subject to the everyday work of the partners of this project - working with groups of young people, who are exposed or witness violence and abuse the idea was born to create a project to create/adapt/update methodology on prevention of abusive and violent behaviour among young people that would be effectively transferable to youth workers’ current work.

Thus, this project is an initiative that supports a network of youth and social workers, and teachers that promote a preventive approach to conflicts and violence among their beneficiaries.

We will gather for a 7 day experiential learning training course that will take place in Harjumaa, Estonia between 10th and 16th of April (+2 travel days).


Objectives
● to equip 24 youth and social workers, and teachers with relevant competencies for recognising, understanding and preventing the occurrence (or the potential of occurrence) of interpersonal conflicts generated by abusive and violent behavioural patterns that they would be able to use in their daily work with groups of young people from different backgrounds (rural areas, ethnic and religious minorities, unemployed or facing poverty, victims of bullying or violence, precarious family background);
● to provide y.ws with knowledge, understanding and confidence on how to start a conversation about violence with young people and which methods to use as an aid by going through the specific scenarios and case studies that would foster a deeper understanding of the concept of violence and how to find possible solutions to tackle it;
● to strengthen the cooperation between the partners by creating an international network of youth workers motivated to initiate new international actions that would prevent the occurrence of violence.

The methodology is based on NFL methods and includes case studies, text analysis, kinesthetic learning, competitions, personal assessment, forum theatre, image theatre and improvisation, video presentations, research activities, exploration of surroundings, an individual/pair/group reflection.

Topics covered within the training course:

-definitions on violence and connected topics, anger, aggression, dynamics of conflicts, stereotypes and prejudices,

-decision-making processes, understanding perceptions, surroundings and reactions,

-assertive communication, emotional dynamics, labelling theory, misbehaving, perceiving vulnerabilities.

The project was designed for youth and social workers, volunteers and teachers, and other people who work with young people on a daily basis. Age limit: 18+. A valid COVID-19 passport is a must! Please make sure to get full vaccination prior before making a final decision to come to the training course.

 

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Training overview

http://trainings.salto-youth.net/10042

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This Training Course is

for 26 participants

from Denmark, Estonia, Greece, Italy, Latvia, Romania, Türkiye, United Kingdom

and recommended for

Youth workers, Trainers, Youth leaders, Volunteering mentors, Youth coaches, Social workers, techers

Working language(s):

English

Organiser:

Watergratt Pirita MTÜ (Youth NGO)

Watergratt Pirita NGO has 2 directions with one of them being development of civic society. Our main target group are young people. Our members possess a proven track of experience in development of educational programmers and organisation of non-formal educational events on a local and international level, such as youth exchanges and training courses under the frames of Erasmus + EU programme
and/or independent courses on various topics. Members of the team are certified specialists with proven track of experience in working with vulnerable young people and adults, mentoring young people at risk, delivery of mental first aid and providing support through non-formal educational methods, experiential learning through outdoor activities and mentorship.

Co-organiser(s):

  • IPTA (Projects and Ideas for Active Youth) Romania (Youth NGO)

Contact for questions:

Darja

E-Mail:

Phone: +37255932385

Costs

Participation fee

Participation fee: 30 euro.

Accommodation and food

Accommodation, meals, program and organisation are provided by Erasmus+.

Travel reimbursement

Travel limits: 

Estonia - 20 eur
Romania - 275 eur
Latvia - 180 eur
Greece - 360

Turkey - 360 eur
UK - 275
Italy - 360 eur
Denmark - 275 eur

Participants are entitled to receive a Youthpass certificate from the organiser, for recognition of their competence development during the activity. Read more about Youthpass:

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