ERASMUS+, Klíčová akce 1: tréninkový kurz
Termín konání: 3.—10. listopad 2025
Místo konání: Varšava, Polsko
Český tým: 4 účastníci (ve věku 18+)
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Pro to, abyste se na tento projekt přihlásili je nutné, abyste vlastnili nejen občanský průkaz (který musíte mít ze zákona), ale také platný cestovní pas (s platností min. ještě 150 dní od datumu začátku vámi vybraného projektu).
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 do místa konání projektu a zpět a to max. do výše €417/účastník. Prosím berte na vědomí, že pro český tým je možná jen a pouze pozemní doprava (= autobusy/vlaky).
Hostitelská organizace: Fundacja dla Migrantów Dobry Start (FDS)
Popis projektu:
This mobility activity for youth workers will take place in Warsaw and directly addresses pressing issues linked to human rights, the integration of refugees and migrants, and the fight against racism and discrimination. Across Europe, youth workers face growing challenges in promoting social cohesion, protecting democratic values, and ensuring that young people—especially those from migrant or minority backgrounds—are fully included in society.
By creating a dedicated training space, the activity will equip youth workers with the competences and tools necessary to promote human rights and the rule of law, while fostering participation in democratic life. The project is firmly aligned with EU Youth Goals and the Erasmus+ priority of strengthening democratic engagement. It will also contribute to building inclusive local communities where migrants and young people from diverse backgrounds can feel respected, represented, and empowered.
Objectives:
- Enhance Youth Workers’ Competences – Provide practical tools and non-formal education methods for youth workers to address issues of human rights, anti-racism, and migrant integration in their daily practice.
- Promote Democratic Participation – Strengthen the capacity of youth workers to encourage young people’s active involvement in civic life and decision-making processes at local and European levels.
- Foster Inclusion of Migrants and Refugees – Develop strategies to support the reception, integration, and empowerment of young migrants and refugees in community and youth work contexts.
- Combat Racism and Discrimination – Equip youth workers with skills to challenge stereotypes, prejudice, and discriminatory practices through awareness-raising and intercultural dialogue.
- Build a Sustainable Network – Create a network of trained youth workers committed to cooperation across borders, ensuring the long-term impact of the training and sharing of best practices.
Participants‘ profile:
- Engage in interactive workshops on human rights, the rule of law, and democratic participation, gaining tools to integrate these topics into their daily youth work practice.
- Take part in sessions on refugee and migrant integration, exploring strategies to support newcomers in local communities and exchanging good practices across countries.
- Contribute to activities addressing racism and discrimination, including role-plays, case studies, and intercultural dialogue exercises designed to challenge stereotypes and promote inclusion.
- Join practical training modules on facilitation, leadership, teamwork, and resilience, enabling them to guide young people in tackling social challenges in diverse contexts.
- Share their experiences and challenges as youth workers, reflecting on methods they use in their communities and co-developing innovative approaches together.
- Participate in cultural exchange activities, discovering diverse perspectives on human rights and integration and building stronger transnational cooperation networks.
- Take part in well-being and reflection sessions, ensuring space for personal growth, peer learning, and collective evaluation of the project outcomes.
- Collaborate in the creation of outputs, such as activity guidelines, training modules, and awareness raising materials that can be used by youth workers and organizations after the project.
- Learn more about the Erasmus+ Programme and opportunities for youth workers, with a focus on mobility, inclusion, and participation in democratic life.
Venue & Accommodation: Centrum Konferencyjno-Apartamentowe Mrówka, ul. Przekorna 33, 02-971 Warsaw, Poland
