Training Course:Re-establish Diversity and Inclusion in Environmental Locations
Location: Pissouri, Cyprus
Dates: 14-21 November 2022
Number of participants: 36
Participating countries: Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Portugal, Republic of North Macedonia, Romania
Organizer: ACPELIA
Apply here: link
Deadline: 10 August 2022
Date of selection: 15 August 2022
Inquiries about this project:
E-mail: nicckolas44@gmail.com
E-Mail: evangelia.nikolaou@outlook.com
Costs:
- Participation fee: there is no participation fee
- Accommodation and food: the costs of accommodation and food are covered by our budget for the Training. There will be no expenses whatsoever. Everything will be provided except for personal expenses, which will be the responsibility of the participants.
- Travel reimbursement: travel costs will be reimbursed. Depending on the country, participants are allowed different amounts of reimbursements upon receipt.
Participants from Cyprus are allowed up to €23.
Participants from Bulgaria are allowed up to €275.
Participants from Romania are allowed up to €275.
Participants from Croatia are allowed up to €275.
Participants from Estonia are allowed up to €360.
Participants from the Republic of North Macedonia are allowed up to €275.
Participants from Latvia are allowed up to €360.
Participants from Lithuania are allowed up to €360.
Participants from Portugal are allowed up to €530.
Re-establish Diversity and Inclusion in Environmental Locations
The project “Re-Establish Diversity and Inclusion in Environmental Locations” consists of outdoor activities, seminars, and workshops designed to teach participants that nature is inherently diverse and inclusive. Due to historical oppression of people of colour people and women, there is a subconscious bias against minorities that many people are unaware of. Discrimination, which is frequently observed in outdoor spaces, is a myth created by humankind.
To demythologize this false narrative, participants will engage in exercises focusing on emotional awareness, mindfulness, and outdoor activities, all of which will help them understand that nature is inclusive. Environmental locations are inherently accessible to all, something will be shown through the exhibition in Molos, Limassol.
Participants will gain an understanding of the importance of truly inclusive environmental locations through their own curiosity, innovation, and non-formal educational research. They will come up with innovative ideas, competitions, exhibitions, fun, perfectionism, as well as reality to discover by themselves that empathy, trust, and humanities can be fostered through nature, and these are the true weapons against racism and discrimination.
Infopack: KA153YOU REDIEL SUMMARY
http://abroadship.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/KA153YOU-REDIEL-SUMMARY.pdf
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