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Training Course
2-9 February 2019 | Republic of North Macedonia
ABOUT THE PROJECT
Building on a strong coalition of youth-led and volunteer-led civil society organisations and a network of political stakeholders and regional authorities, the project “Road to the Future” is designed to encourage and strengthen European-oriented youth participation for a specific democratic milestone, the European Parliament Elections 2019 and in the longer term for the future of Europe. The initiative is built in two phases: the lead-up to the European Parliament elections 2019 and their follow-up.
Before the European Parliament Elections, the project will train multipliers (youth activists, youth leaders, youth workers) as well as gather and develop tools and resources for them to organise local activities designed to include young voters in debates about the EU and encourage them to vote.
An overarching campaign online (social media and online youth media) and offline (local events organised in 14 countries and a bus tour) will give the chance to reach out to more young people and to collect their ideas and wishes for the future of Europe. These ideas will be featured on an online interactive platform addressed to politicians, particularly candidates to the European Parliament.
All project events and activities, international and local, will include young people, young activists and young youth workers from a diversity of youth networks and will provide the basis for stronger cooperation on future projects.
The main goals are to:
ABOUT THE TRAINING COURSE
The training for organisers and facilitators of the awareness raising activity will involve 56 young activists, youth leaders, young youth workers from youth organisations across the partnership and their local member organisations.
They will be trained to organise local inclusive events, activities and debates around the participation of young voters in the European elections 2019.
They will be selected according to gender and country balance, and according to their motivation and capacity to organise further multiplier events in their local communities.
The training will also include the use of the tools created during earlier project events as well as the testing of an interactive online platform prepared for the awareness raising campaign.
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This Training Course is
for 56 participants
from Austria, Belgium - DE, Belgium - FL, Belgium - FR, Bulgaria, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Malta, Poland, Republic of North Macedonia, Slovenia, Spain
and recommended for
Youth workers, Trainers, Youth leaders, Volunteering mentors, Participants should be at least 18 years old and should have a good level of English.
Working language(s):
English
Center for Intercultural Dialogue (Youth NGO)
Center for Intercultural Dialogue (CID) is a civil society organization working to promote intercultural acceptance and active citizenship through capacity building processes, education and youth work. The organization’s activity focuses on many aspects which are of interest for young people: from provision of services and information, to research and support for policy-making and networking.
CID is working to create diverse responsible and cooperative communities where citizens are actively contributing to the social development and integration. Our mission is to ensure sustainable community development by creating opportunities for quality engagement of civil society, advancing learning opportunities, and active involvement of young people and other citizens.
Our objectives:
- To develop and provide quality learning opportunities within non-formal education for diverse groups of learners
- To offer capacity development of civil society to directly involve citizens in community decision-making through inclusive work-practices and networking opportunities
- To increase quality of education and learning services through encouragement of cross-sector cooperation, lifelong learning programmes and innovative education tools
- To facilitate youth support systems as well as participation mechanisms for young people through quality youth work and inclusive policies development
Co-organiser(s):
Contact for questions:
Andrijana Ilievska
E-Mail:
Phone: +389 71 359 957
None.
The accommodation and meal costs will be covered by the hosts.
Austria - 200 EUR
Belgium 200 EUR
Bulgaria 80 EUR
Finland 275 EUR
France 200 EUR
Germany 200 EUR
Italy 150 EUR
Macedonia 10 EUR
Malta 150 EUR
Poland 200 EUR
Slovenia 150 EUR
Spain 250 EUR