The project ‘Migrants as youth work professionals’ at the Night of Youth in Gera
On Friday, 23 August, project employee Dorit Machell and Edisona Franca, a graduate of the qualification programme, offered an open programme on human rights and Europe at the ›Night of Youth in Gera‹.
Associations and youth facilities in the city of Gera had invited young people to the event for the third time. There were activities for children and young people, such as graffiti, skateboarding, volleyball, climbing, arts and crafts, digital drawing, indoor and outdoor games and much more. Visitors were also able to find out more about opportunities to get involved, human rights and holidays abroad at information stands.
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Network Meeting of trainers from the EJBW
We are delighted to announce the upcoming Network Meeting of Trainers from the EJBW! All alumni of the Train the Trainer and Qualification Programme are invited to our network meeting from 24th to 27th October, 2024 at the European Youth Education and Youth Exchange Centre Weimar. We look forward to seeing you all again, celebrating together and looking to the future.
We’ll look back at the past year, network and plan for the future. You’ll also find out about the new funding period from 2025. But most of all, we want to celebrate your successes!
On Thursday and Friday, we will offer training on stress management and the use of AI in education. The AdB will also present the initial results of their work on the competence profile for civic education professionals. We have prepared a fantastic programme for you, which we will present later.
The weekend is about networking, sharing our work and planning the future of our trainer pool. Your physical well-being will be catered for (we will indulge in culinary delights!), participation is free of charge and we will cover your travel costs. Accommodation will also be provided.
We have a great offer for all those who want to come with their children: On Thursday and Friday there will be childcare, on Saturday and Sunday there will be an exciting children’s programme on the topic of children’s rights and anti-discrimination.
Registration: To take part in the network meeting, please register using the online form.
For our planning, we ask you to register as early as possible, but no later than 30 September 2024. If you only know at short notice whether you can be there, just contact us.
You can also just come for the weekend. Please indicate the days you will be available on the registration form in the field »Motivation«.For further information, needs, questions and suggestions, please use the ›Motivation‹ field on the registration form or send an e-mail to machell@ejbweimar.de .
We look forward to an inspiring meeting!
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New training programmes online!
The alumni of this year’s training year are still busy creating their workshops. Some of them are already online. So it’s definitely worth taking a look at our training programme again: https://ejbweimar.de/de/mfj/bildungsangebote/
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Preparation of the network meeting
The project team is working together with Juliana Odamea Asare, intern and graduate of the qualification programme, on the preparation of the network meeting, which will take place from 24 to 27 October 2024 in Weimar.
Save-the-date flyers are being designed, registration prepared, guests invited, the programme drawn up… the anticipation is already great!share on Facebook · veröffentlicht am 06. August 2024
Panel discussion with Federal Minister Lisa Paus
On 22 July, the panel discussion with Federal Minister Lisa Paus on »Civil society under pressure? What does it take to sustainably strengthen and protect commitment to democracy and diversity?« took place on 22 July.
Eric Wrasse opened the event and also welcomed the graduates of our qualification programme in the audience – graduates of a project funded by the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth (BMFSFJ). Helmut Holter, Thuringian Minister for Education, Youth and Sport (TMBJS), gave introductory remarks.
This was followed by a panel discussion with Lisa Paus (Federal Minister for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth): Christine Schild (Verein zur Förderung von Demokratie und Toleranz e.V. Weimar und Weimarer Land/Bürgerbündnis gegen Rechtsextremismus Weimar/Initiative »Weltoffenes Thüringen«), Elisa Calzolari (Geschäftsführerin migranetz e.V. Thüringen/Landesnetzwerk der Migrant*innenorganisationen), Prof. Dr. Jens-Christian Wagner (Direktor Stiftung Gedenkstätten Buchenwald und Mittelbau-Dora), Romy Arnold (Geschäftsführerin mobit e.V., Mobile Beratung in Thüringen für Demokratie und gegen Rechtsextremismus) and Franziska Schestak-Haase (Counsellor ezra e.V., counselling for victims of right-wing, racist and anti-Semitic violence in Thuringia).
Further information can be found here.
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