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RETHINKING GENDER EQUALITY IN YOUTH ORGANISATIONS

Training Course

19-25 March 2023 | Brežice , Slovenia

How are you dealing with gender equality in youth work settings? Are these just words and narratives that open calls want from us or is it something that you really think about and integrate in your working environment?

This training course is for you if you would like to step out of the declarative words and start to work on gender equality in everyday youth work and create a document that will help you work with the topic in a meaningful way in the future. 

The training will also be a part of the international conference on the Importance of Gender equality, where there will also be a space for networking with several Slovenian organizations and getting to know the programme Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values, which places Gender equality and Gender Mainstreaming in high priority. 

The training course will be implemented with non-formal education methodologies, that acquire active participation, explorative and experiential learning and will bring you concrete results (you will be guided in creating the guidelines for gender equality in your organisation). 

Main trainers of the activity will be the Head of education at PiNA – Maja Drobne and the president of Ljubljana Pride Association – Simona Muršec.

 

ABOUT THE TRAINING COURSE:

Dates: Arrival day will be on 19th of March, departure day on 25th of March 2023

Location: Youth center Brežice, Slovenia 

Main working space will be in the Youth center, next to the Hostel. 

 

LANGUAGE

Official training language will be English.

 

Aim of the training: To strengthen the understanding of the principle of equality and encourage organizations to prepare guidelines for better integration of the principle into work and projects

 

Participants profile:

  • youth workers,
  • representatives of youth organisations,
  • experts in youth work, interested in the field of Gender Mainstreaming,
  • at least 18 years old,
  • resident of an EU member state or associated country.

We will accept 22 participants. 

 

Qualitative learning goals:

  • Bring the understanding on the broader concept of the principle of equality and what it encompasses
  • To present how to apply the principle in projects and in practice
  • To prepare guidelines for organizations for better application of the principle of equality in practice

 

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Training overview

http://trainings.salto-youth.net/10868

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This Training Course is

for 22 participants

from Erasmus+ Youth Programme countries , Partner Countries Neighbouring the EU

and recommended for

Youth workers, Trainers, Youth leaders, Youth project managers, Youth policy makers, Youth coaches

Accessibility info:

This activity and venue place are accessible to people with disabilities.

Working language(s):

English

Organiser:

PiNA (Others)

PiNA is an association, established in 1998 at the initiative of the Open Society Institute, which has
been promoting socially responsible practices and strengthening the culture of dialogue for over 20
years. Since its establishment, PiNA has served as a point for meeting, providing information,
exchange, connection and collaboration in the field of societal challenges. In 1998, PiNA was the first
internet café in Slovenia, and by 2016, it has operated as a multimedia and youth centre, member of
Slovenia’s Europe Direct information centres, partner in the Eurodesk Regional Information Point
network, a hub for NGOs of the Coastal-Karst Region and an organisation operating in the public
interest in the field of youth.
PiNA’s activities are supported by programmes, such as European territorial cooperation, Erasmus+,
Europe for Citizens, European Social Fund and Norwegian Financial Mechanism, and are being
developed, some even presented in the association’s 240 m2 premises in the heart of Koper. The
premises consist of office space, event facilities, a conference room, a room for meetings, a kitchen
and a library.

Learn more at www.pina.si.

Contact for questions:

Maja Drobne

E-Mail:

Phone: /

Costs

Participation fee

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Accommodation and food

WHICH COSTS ARE COVERED 

Accommodation in a hostel.

Food (3 meals and 2 coffee breaks per day).

Each participant is responsible to arrange his/her own health and travel insurance for their stay in Slovenia in addition to the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC).

 

Travel reimbursement

Reimbursement of the travel costs (the amount will be calculated based on the travel distance of the participant). 

Reimbursement of the travel costs will only be done upon the full attendance in the Erasmus+ activity and presentation of original tickets with boarding passes and receipt/invoices. You will have to send us the original tickets and boarding passes proving your trip back home from Slovenia to your country. We will be able to reimburse you after we will receive all the documents (invoices and boarding passes).

Deadline for buying the tickets is 1st of March 2023. If you will need any help with organizing your trip, please do not hesitate to contact us. After buying, please, send us the scans of the tickets.

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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