ERASMUS+, Klíčová akce 1: tréninkový kurz
Místo konání: Tarascon sur Ariège, u Toulouse, Francie
Termín konání: 11.—23. září 2024
Český tým: 3 účastníci (ve věku 18+)
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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) do max. výše €320 (v případě tohoto projektu) z místa bydliště do místa konání projektu a zpět.
Hostitelská organizace: SolAfrika
Popis projektu:
Project topic: migration and welcoming newcomers in Europe
Migration has always been part of the human experience and through this seminar we would like to challenge stereotypes that we can have about migrants and refugees, understand better what’s happening at our borders and what politics the EU do regarding people who want to come to the EU.
We would like to foster the idea of solidarity and respect of human rights as the basis of what linked us in the EU. To work toward that, we are organising a seminar for youth workers, people involved in non-profit organisations or citizens, to build knowledge and share good practice on welcoming migrants and refugees in Europe and make sure their basic human rights are respected.
The aim of the seminar is to challenge stereotypes that we can have about migrants and refugees, understand better what’s happening at our borders and what politics the EU do regarding people who want to come to the EU. We would like to foster the idea of solidarity and respect of human rights as the basis of what linked us in the EU. To work toward that, we are organising a seminar for youth workers, people involved in non-profit organisations or citizens, to build knowledge and share good practice on welcoming migrants and refugees in Europe and make sure their basic human rights are respected.
The planning of activities is still under construction, but we already know that there will be activities about:
- Sharing with people from an asylum seeker centre,
- Using theatre of the oppressed tool;
- Sharing good practice in welcoming newcomers (especially children and youngsters) in youth settings or in communities;
- Activities to help us understand better what’s going on right now at our borders and what are the current policies in place regarding the migration in Europe.
And as always in Solafrika’s projects, this project will also pursue:
- to build trust and connection between participant to feel the power of community and networking;
- to inspire with action and tool to help our mind to focus on a desirable future;
- to build intercultural and international cooperation and solidarity;
- ecological practice through the setting of the seminar;
- to enjoy the surrounding nature in the Pyrenees.
Our values:
Things that are important for us : Respect of life, equality for all, dignity, justice, solidarity, everyday life cooperation, interculturality, sharing, education for all and throughout life, informal and non-formal education, critical thinking, creativity. And more concretely, here are some things that we chose to do in our project:
- Food is local, seasonal and organic as much as we can!
- Meals are vegetarians for educational and ecological reasons!
- The participants will have to do collective tasks such as cooking, cleaning, washing dishes, etc…
We would very much like, if possible, that at least one person in each team is a refugee, a former asylum seeker, or a person that was directly affected by migration.