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Training Course
12-20 December 2022 | Georgia
The training Humans for Humanity was designed to equip youth workers with skills that they can use first of all in their personal life, and secondly to improve their social work and engagement with youngsters, specifically those with fewer opportunities. Being part of a community, having a sense of belonging contributes to our mental health as well as it fights against discrimination and enhances inclusion and social cohesion.
The project will focus on developing practical and theoretical knowledge and skills in working with individuals and groups in the development of key competencies combating hate and finding ways to appreciate the richness of diversity. Youth workers and NGO workers working with vulnerable youngsters and minorities are in a great need of tools and skills to handle this situation, fostering intercultural understanding and dialogue.
Humans for humanity is 2 stage project.
1st stage - in Georgia will mostly focus on youth workers’ personal development as we will use different experiential methods of personal development and coaching to strengthen youth workers’ self-knowledge, self-empathy and coaching skills. In order to be there for the other, we have to stand strong ourselves. Through developing ourselves, we also develop our organizations, the quality of youth work, and humanity as a whole.
2nd stage - in Latvia (25.02 - 05.03.2023) will dive deeper into the topics of empathic communication, conflict management, peace building and inclusion, contributing to social cohesion. During the whole project cycle we will put extra focus on working with and coaching youngsters with fewer opportunities as well as inclusion of young refugees and migrants in our organizations’ activities. Intercultural understanding and cooperation among organizations will be fostered and stimulated throughout both stages.
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This Training Course is
for 26 participants
from Armenia, Greece, Latvia, Romania
and recommended for
Youth workers, Youth leaders, Youth coaches
Working language(s):
English
International Center for Peace and Integration - ICPI (Youth NGO)
ICPI is a Georgian non-governmental organization founded in 2011 by active youth leaders and ex-EVS volunteers, coming from different backgrounds and experiences with the Georgian civil society. The main mission of ICPI is to support socially active youngsters, promote integration and contribute peace-building processes. The organization aims to support young people’s personal, educational and spiritual development, to promote the idea of active citizenship and importance of volunteering, deepen intercultural relations and build partnership between Georgia and other European countries. ICPI works in different social, educational and cultural fields with different target groups such as: children, youth, students, refugees, etc.
"Esi labs!" is non-governmental and non-profit organization, whose operations are based on voluntary work done by members and supporters.
The organization has been created with the aim to support and promote active citizenship in society; emphasize the importance of altruism, empathy and willingness to help; social entrepreneurship and volunteering both locally and internationally. Most activities implemented by Esi Labs are targeted to young people, but all of our events are open and accessible to people of all age groups and social affiliations.
Co-organiser(s):
Contact for questions:
Khatuna Chaladze
E-Mail:
Phone: +995555665525
Participation fee - 30EURO for stage.
All the organisation and accommodation costs are fully covered by the Erasmus+ Programme.
The project is fully funded by the Erasmus+ Programme.
However, there's the travelling budget limit per country.
The maximum travelling budget for each stage is as follows:
First stage:
Second stage: