Training course: Living Libraries for Dialogue
Location: Tartu and Otepää, Estonia
Dates: 6-13 August 2016
Number of participants: 25
Participating countries: Estonia, Italy, Jordan, Lebanon, Lithuania, Spain, Tunisia, Turkey
Organizer: Trajectorya Youth Training Organisation
Apply here: download Microsof Word file, fill the form and send to euromed@trajectorya.ee
Deadline to apply: 6 June 2016
Date of Selection: 13 June 2016
Inquiries about this training course: Ljubov Lissina: euromed@trajectorya.ee
For general Inquiries and consultation: contact us
Costs: This project is financed by Erasmus+ programme. Travel cost will be reimbursed 100%. Board and lodging for the duration of the seminar will be provided and paid for by the organisers. If all the relevant documents are properly presented and travel costs maximums are not exceeded, (150€ travelling from Lithuania and Estonia, 300€ from Italy, Spain, Turkey, and 600€ travelling from Tunisia, Lebanon and Jordan) participants should get 80% reimbursement of their travel costs. Reimbursement will be done in Euro.
Enrolment fee: 35€ EU countries participants and 20€ participants from non-EU countries.
Living Libraries for Dialogue
The project wants to mainstream intercultural dialogue and de-construct prejudices through the implementation of Living Library actions in order to encourage interaction and conversation bringing communities together.
The training “Living Libraries for Dialogue” will bring together a group of 25 youth workers and educators from communities around the Euro-Mediterranean area for a six days interactive training course that will explore the challenges of a meaningful intercultural dialogue and will develop youth work competences on preparing, implementing and evaluation Living Library actions in the public sphere thus promoting intercultural citizenship education.
Through the project we will:
- address the current challenges that intercultural dialogue faces in the Euro-Mediterranean context and explore the role of youth work in addressing prejudice and discrimination in society;
- develop competences to prepare, implement and evaluate local actions based on Living Library methodologies in the public sphere;
- increase the quality and develop strategies of cooperation within the Erasmus + Youth in Action programme, especially in the Euro-Mediterranean area, creating synergies and establish networks of cooperation between youth organizations that promote dialogue among cultures.
Organisers
TRAJECTORYA is a non-profit, non-partidist, and non-governmental training organization.
It was established with the aim to promote life long learning and non formal education as tools for enhancing human dignity and intercultural dialogue.
Trajectorya provides training and consultancy to non-governmental organisations and educational institutions working with young people, educators and adult learners.
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