Seminar/Conference: International Seminar on Youth Policy and the Role of Youth Work in Preventing Violent Extremism of Youth

Location: Brussels, Belgium – FR

Dates: 25-28 October 2017

Number of participants: 25

Participating countries: Erasmus+: Youth in Action Programme countries, Partner Countries Neighbouring the EU

Organizer: European Confederation of Youth Clubs

Apply here: fill this application form and send it to ecyc@fcjmp.be

Deadline to apply: 15 February 2017

Date of Selection: 15 March 2017

Inquiries about this training course: Craiut Rares at: ecyc@fcjmp.be

Costs: Each participant is required to pay an enrollment fee of 75 Euros. This amount will be deducted from the amount to be reimbursed for travel expenses.
• Travel costs will be reimbursed in full after deducting the participation fee.
• Accommodation and meals will be provided and paid for. Participants may need to share rooms.
• Arrival in Brussels during the day 24/10/2017, no later than 19.00
• Departure on 29/10/2017 after breakfast

International Seminar on Youth Policy and the Role of Youth Work in Preventing Violent Extremism of Youth

During a full four day meeting in Brussels, youth workers will have the chance to re-view work dedicated to this topic, exchange ideas and practices, and formulate key messages for the use of youth policy actors at European level.

The main goal of this seminar, organised by the European Confederation of Youth Clubs – ECYC, is to set up a series of exchanges between youth workers and youth policy stakeholders to present and discuss the needs of youth workers in the prevention of processes of youth radicalisation leading to violent extremism. During a full four day meeting in Brussels, youth workers will have the chance to re-view work dedicated to this topic, exchange ideas and practices, and formulate key messages for the use of youth policy actors at European level. In the follow up actions, participants in the projects will be able to report on the conclusions deriving from the meetings and work sessions to their national and regional governments.