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Roads of Democracy

Roads of Democracy is a project that took place at the end of the year 2019, specifically in the period 14-20 December as a part of the Erasmus+ program, in the Bulgarian city Gotse Delchev. On the project participated students from former communist countries, and those countries were Bulgaria, Macedonia, Romania and Portugal.  Although, Portugal was not a communist country, in the period from 1932 to 1968, it was ruled by the corporatist authoritarian government and by dictator Salazar. The Romanian participants were twelve students from Timisoara, Satu Mare, Caracal and from Nadlac: Roxana Iuga, Beatrix Csaki, Ioana Dragomir, Laura Duca, Cristian Drosu, Stefan Apostol, Ema Fabri, Boris Horvath, Roxana Patean, Martina Zelenak, Darius Horvath, Patrik Suhanski.

The project had a historical and political theme.The main discussion topic was democracy. Also a topic was the communist state and history of each of the countries. The representants of each country, presented their opinion on the above-mentioned communist states. Our presentation was based on three basic questions:

• What traces did the communism leave in Romania?
• The fate of the people in the communist period?
• How did the simple people perceive the communism?

During these days, English was the main communication language. Activities …

KA2 Empowerment Through Sports – 3rd transnational meeting @Timisoara, Romania

Third transnational meeting of the Erasmus+ KA2 Project “Empowerment through sports” was held in Timisoara, Romania, friday on the 7th of February. We discussed on the general progress of the project and specifically about the multiplier events and other IO’s with the other partner organizations. It was a fruitful meeting and we are looking forward for the 4th, next meeting, held near in the context nearing the closure of the project.

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Toolbox “Being your Host”: Non-formal education and learning tools in the field of community work with and for young refugees

The toolbox “Being your Host” is intended as an open learning resource for youth workers that are engaged in community work with young refugees, asylum seekers and young people with migration background. Specifically: project managers, community leaders, educators, facilitators, social workers, intercultural mediators that are interested to improve their ability in the social inclusion of excluded groups.

The toolbox consists of a series of samples of non-formal learning activities, background texts, references and direct web-based links to useful sources of information, including a case study on “unaccompanied refugee children”. The learning activities are structured to be simple and practical, along with concrete guidelines and samples that users can put into practice in their daily work and adapt to a variety of educational and community contexts. Each of the learning activities in the toolbox leads on from the previous one in a logical progression.

The toolbox could also be used in formal settings such as schools, colleges and universities addressing development challenges as well as for project managers and experts engaged in the design and implementation of development programmes and initiatives addressing young refugees and migrants.The toolbox is also intended for other interested users who are either new to the field …

Erasmus+ Seminar for Trainers “Against discrimination among young people”

Erasmus+ Seminar for Trainers
“Against discrimination among young people”

 

Erasmus+ KA1 Training Course “Youth Work for Youth Employability” @ Rezekne, Latvia from 1st – 7th April.

Erasmus+ KA1 Training Course “Youth Work for Youth Employability”
@ Rezekne, Latvia from 1st – 7th April.

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