• eunet
    noviembre 20, 2019 at 11:55 am #1521

    «Creating Safer Spaces–Human Rights and Diversity as Foundations in Youth Work» training discusses the understanding of human rights in youth work by looking at examples of groups that may face exclusion. How can we make youth work spaces safe for all kinds of young people?

    Content and Objectives
    After completing the training cource the participants will have more knowledge and understanding on the human rights system both as a set of legal obligations and a tool for change within youth work minority stress affecting the everyday life of minority youth safer spaces thinking in youth work exploring methods that enable youth workers to discuss human rights with young people how to support the equal participation of different groups (e.g. trans and non-binary youth and youth with disabilities) in youth work activities.

    The training will consist of presentations and panels, exercises, visits and dialogue both among the participants and with experts by experience.

    The participants will have a possibility to share experiences, ideas, materials and good practices with each other. The participants are encouraged to reflect on their own practices and how they could bring human rights education into their own activities.

    Trainers: Human Rights Advisers Eeva Tupi and Aija Salo from the Finnish League for Human Rights with guest speakers and experts by experience (TBC).

    Pre-task for Selected Participants
    Those selected to the training will be required to finish a pre-task on the youth work and human rights practices in their own country and own organisation. This task will be sent to the selected participants after the selection and the results will be discussed in the training.

    Participant Profile:
    This is a training for adults who work with/for young people in a youth work setting. The training is recommended for youth workers, trainers, youth leaders, youth project managers, youth policy makers, youth coaches and other adults working directly with young people in youth work settings or developing the organisation activities.

    We require the participants to have a relevant role in their own youth work organisation so that the new ideas created in this training can be put into practice in the youth organisation’s everyday work. Volunteers in a youth organisation should have a relevant role in organising the activities of the organisation and being able to change the work culture of it.

    The participants are not required to have previous experience on human rights but they should be interested in developing their understanding and skills to take human rights into account in youth work

    Accessibility Information
    In case you have any accessibility needs, please inform the organiser about them as soon as possible. The organiser will try to meet all accessibility needs.

    Eastern Partnership and Russia:
    Applicants from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia can apply. We can include 2-3 participants from the neighbouring region. The selection of EaP+RU participants is made by SALTO Eastern Europe and Caucasus in Warsaw, Poland.

    Apply until 10 January 2020!!
    https://www.salto-youth.net/tools/european-training-calendar/training/creating-safer-spaces-human-rights-and-diversity-as-foundations-in-youth-work.8387/

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