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"DIEM - Dialogo Interculturale Euro-Mediterraneo"
Start date: Dec 1, 2008,

The main aim of the project is to spread information abou the European Year of Intercultural Dialogue. DIEM (Dialogo Interculturale Euro-Mediterraneo) is a group EVS project which involves 13 volunteers from 11 countries, both from Program Countries and from Neighbouring Countries. All the volunteers involved are young people with less opportunities.The project intends to promote active participation, education to respect differences, affirmation of equal opportunities for all. During 4 weeks, including on-arrival training, we intend to set paths of inclusion through the implementatio of artistic laboratories, the organization of events and a wide information campaign to raise awareness in the local community about Intercultural Dialogue.DIEM (Dialogo Interculturale Euro-Mediterraneo) was a group EVS project which involved 8 volunteers from 7 different Program and Neighboring Countries. The project involved young people with less opportunities.The topic of the project was to promot active participation, education for the respect of differences and the affirmation of equal opportunities for all. The main aim of the project was to spread information about the European Year of intercultural Dialogue 2008. During 4 weeks, including on-arrival training, the volunteers worked on the implementation of artistic laboratories, the production of a newspaper and a information campaign to raise awareness within the local community about Intercultural Dialogue.