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Rušiti zid(ov|in)e - Breaking walls
Start date: May 1, 2016, End date: Dec 31, 2016,
The slogan of our youth exchange is “Rušiti zid(in|ov)e” – “Breaking walls”. This topic should on the one hand show that intercultural walls have to broken and challenged. On the other hand, it should also draw attention to the problems concerning members of minorities, such as discrimination and contempt. Walls can be seen as a symbol of fear. In our case, it is a fear of exposing oneself as bein ...
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Internationale Studientagung: „Zwischen Migration und Integration–Schärfung einer diversitätsbewussten Perspektive auf Jugendarbeit in Ö, D, Südtirol"
Start date: Aug 1, 2016, End date: Oct 31, 2016,
Diversity and diversity consciousness in education as a concept have become more and more present in the last few years – as well in social contexts as in the international youth work. How each person defines those terms, is very different.In the intended project we want to start with the exchange about our self-concept. With our partners from different countries, we especially want to talk about ...
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The more I see you - the surplus value of minorities
Start date: May 1, 2008,
The project "The more I see you - the surplus value of minorities", is a youth congress for young people from autochthonous, national minorities in Europe and will be held in the Danish/German border region. The minorities there see themselves as important political, cultural, linguistic and commercial factor. The border region is known as a model for protection of minority, a friendly togethernes ...
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Be minority - think big!
Start date: Feb 1, 2013,
Ifølge Federal Union of European Nationalities (FUEN) tilhører hver 7. europæisk borger et nationalt eller traditionelt mindretal. Du unge europæiske mindretalsmedlemmer kan i mange lande betragtes som brobyggere og formidlere mellem lande, kulturer og sprog. Denne rolle er dog desværre ikke særlig synlig - dels fordi myndigheder og regeringer ikke støtter mindretallene og deres arbejde tilfredsti ...
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