Erasmus+, Klíčová Akce 1: výměna mládeže
- výměna mládeže: 5.—16. srpen 2026, Ommen, Nizozemí
- zorganizování místních aktivit (ve své komunitě, kroužku, organizaci, atp.) ve které zúročíš své získané schopnosti/dovednosti z tohoto tréninkového kurzu
Český tým: 5 účastníků (ve věku 18-30 let) + 1 group leader (ve věku 20-34 let)
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V rámci programu ERASMUS+ jsou následující finanční specifika: v rámci všech projektů je kompletně (ze 100%) zajištěno jídlo, ubytování, aktivity, a to vše je zcela pokryto z fondů EU programu ERASMUS+ a zařízeno organizátory. Účastníkům dále budou proplaceny cestovní náklady (reimbursement) z místa bydliště v ČR do místa konání projektu a zpět max. do výše €309/účastník.
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Hostitelská organizace: Active Rainbow
Popis projektu:
Collective Imagine is the 9th edition of the Youth Experiential Learning Program that blends activism with non-formal education. The project follows a developed methodology by Active Rainbow, which is upgraded and expanded with every edition of it.
The origins of the method began in the first project that took place in 2018 in the Netherlands, and since then, there have been organized in total eight activistic camps around Europe – in the Netherlands, Slovenia, Greece, and Latvia.
Previous editions have been awarded as Good Practice Project Examples from the respective National Agencies of Erasmus+ educational programme in the countries.
Collective Imagine is a 12 days dynamic skills-based learning programme for young people who are at the beginning of their activistic journey, and want to create a lasting social change.
The idea behind this project is to bring together LGBTQIA+/Queer and allies youth, in a shared space, where you can explore and experience different forms of activism, starting from the form of community building.
This means that from Day 1, the group, you create your ”activist camp” with agreements on creating your safer and braver space that encourages dialogue, accountability, peer learning and active participation.
Part of the community living includes taking care of your community home on a practical level with daily tasks (cleaning/tidying/decorating as you wish/preparing and setting up breakfast, organizing barbeque evenings, games and more. Within the set framework, you take care of your playground and learn to self and community organizing.
Objectives:
- Foster peer learning and Exchange different types of activism (community building, street actions, digital, non-formal learning, art, storytelling and more) and lift participants‘ active participatory attitude in their lives and in society.
- Increase lifelong competencies and boost the self-confidence and growth of participants during all phases, empowering their self awareness, emotional and physical well-being and sense of belonging.
- Form connections with each other, embrace our intersectionality and sustain a network of young activists all around Europe.
- Become a vibrant part of “Collective Imagine” project and its next phases, sharing the project results and amplifying the young voices and their critical role in building inclusive societies.
Learning approach:
This learning programme follows an experiential learning approach and is highly participatory and interactive, giving you the chance for self-reflection and self-evaluation. This approach involves learning by doing and peer to peer learning (learning from each other).
Within the given context and given group, you are the actor of your own learning and creator of your own experience. The outcome of your experience depends solely on you while guided and supported by the facilitators in correlation to the rest of the group.
You will be a part of an intercultural environment and as much as possible an intersectional space and have the chance to work individually, in pairs, in small teams and in a big group. You will be able to exchange on LGBTQIA+/Queer related issues, understand the form of activism that fits you the most, what activism means to you, become inspired by yourself and your peers.
Working methods:
- Support Care Groups, intercultural groups – reflecting on your learning process on a daily basis and taking care of the community care tasks together.
- Outdoor activities and games (hiking, biking) and building our community, while discovering the surroundings.
- Tools, processes and techniques for personal reflection & growth
- Group work, intercultural peer learning, movement and dancing
- Open mic, creative and artistic processes (zine making, exhibition) for self and collective expression, street actions, digital activism
- Self-organized learning approach, as part of the community building, working in diverse groups with team assignments.
General requirements (from the participants and the group leaders):
- Age: 18–30 (participants) / 20–34 (group leaders)
- Part of the queer community, an ally or/and interested to expand your competencies in the topics and activistic tool
- Willing to be part of a diverse group, nurturing and respecting every one’s unique identity and self-expression
- Willing and able to work in a dynamic setting and group
- Especially for participants – at the beginning of your activist and self-discovery journey and willing to increase your personal competencies.
- Eager to learn, exchange and reflect on your experience – collectively and individually
- Motivated to actively participate in all phases of the project (Preparation, Exchange, Local Action Phase)
- Willing to increase your personal competencies and self-empowerment and enhance intercultural awareness
- Willing to make a change in your local community by organizing/participating in events and other activities
- Able to work in simple English
Additional requirements for group leaders:
- Motivated to support and assist the team participating from your country in all the phases of the project
- Motivated to support and guide the reflection process and the community care tasks within the support care groups during the Exchange programme
- Have some experience in queer activism, and in organization and facilitation of educational activities for youth
