Online training on addressing intersectional discrimination in youth work

Aims of the tool

The main purpose of the training is to learn about the importance and ways of addressing intersectional discrimination and intersectional justice in youth work and to acquire skills to create a safe environment for young people.

In addition, the training aims to introduce terms and concepts:
- stereotypes and prejudices and the types of discrimination based on them,
- gender equality, sexism and homophobia,
- "race" and racism, and ethnicity and ethnic discrimination,
- intersectionality.

https://global.cityoflearning.eu/en/activities/19129

Description of the tool

We invite you to join our Online Training on Intersectional Discrimination in Youth Work, designed to equip youth workers with the knowledge and skills to address intersectional discrimination and promote justice in youth settings.

https://global.cityoflearning.eu/en/activities/19129

The training will cover key topics, including:
Stereotypes, Power, and Discrimination,
Gender Equality and Gender-based Discrimination,
Racism and Ethnic Discrimination,
Intersectional Discrimination,
Tools for addressing these issues in youth work.

This interactive training will explore vital concepts like sexism, homophobia, racism, and intersectionality. It also offers practical insights into how multiple forms of discrimination intersect, focusing on experiences in Slovenia, Italy, and Romania.

Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your skills and create a more inclusive environment for young people!

This training is part of the Erasmus+ project, developed by the Forum for Equitable Development in collaboration with partners.
Funded by the European Union.