Module 11 »Build your Network!« concluded our qualification programme 2023/24
On May 11th and 12th, 2024, the concluding segment of the qualifications programme took place at EJBW, focusing on building professional networks. This final module aimed to familiarize participants with a range of organizations dedicated to Human Rights/Civic education, while also providing guidance on potential opportunities for both freelancing and traditional employment.
Among the represented organizations were Klassik Stiftung Weimar, Muslimisches Bildungswerk für Demokratie e.V., Demokratie ohne Barrieren e.V., Schule ohne Rassismus – Schule mit Courage Thüringen, Salto Youth, Migranetz, Projekt »AntiRaktiv«, Thadine – Thüringer Antidiskriminierungsnetzwerk, DaMigra – Dachverband der Migrant*innenorganisationen, DaMOst – Dachverband der Migrant*innenorganisationen in Ostdeutschland, LKJ – Landesvereinigung Kulturelle Jugendbildung Thüringen e.V., and CGE Erfurt – Culture goes Europe.
The programme kicked off on Saturday, May 11th, with Katharina Heinecke, Project Manager for THEx Enterprise, providing valuable insights into the process of freelancers’ registration in Thuringia. Representatives from the aforementioned organizations introduced participants to their respective missions, visions, and ongoing projects. Furthermore, they shared information about job openings, internships, volunteer positions, and vacancies within their organizations.
As the eight-month programme drew to a close, participants seized the opportunity to network and bid farewell. They exchanged tips and recounted their experiences as workshop facilitators in civic education, marking a fitting conclusion to their journey.
share on Facebook · veröffentlicht am 13. May 2024
Workshops at the Ostschule Gera – Europaschule
On 7 May, Anna Oberhauser and Dorit Machell held several workshops in the 8th and 10th grades of the regular school at the invitation of the Gera Youth Welfare Office. The topics covered were Europe, opportunities abroad and European elections.
Further co-operation projects with the Gera Youth Welfare Office are already planned.
share on Facebook · veröffentlicht am 08. May 2024
Networking meeting Weltoffenes Thüringen
The project team is taking part in the Weltoffenes Thüringen networking meeting at the Reithaus in Weimar today. A wide variety of organisations, associations, initiatives, individuals and companies will come together here to plan actions against right-wing pressure and to exchange ideas, network and thus strengthen each other.
https://thueringen-weltoffen.d
share on Facebook · veröffentlicht am 25. April 2024
Module 10 taught about »Empowerment & Allyship«
Module 10 of the qualification program was successfully held on April 6 and 7, 2024 and focused on the topic of empowerment and its relationship to allyship.
Gifty Nyame Tabiri introduced the session by exploring the concept and historical context of empowerment and sharing her personal perspective. Denise Lee then explored the concept of allyship and its connection to intersectionality. Through interactive exercises, participants practiced communicating boundaries in different everyday scenarios to better understand empowerment and allyship.
The following day, April 7, the program continued with participants splitting into two groups to further explore empowerment and allyship. Gifty Nyame Tabiri led discussions on migrant empowerment and encouraged participants to reflect on their migration experiences and express themselves through creative writing. Meanwhile, Denise Lee emphasized the importance of self-care and stress management using methods such as the Wheel of Emotions and creative writing exercises.
Module 10 concluded with participants reflecting on the weekend workshop, including the new insights and methods they had learned.
share on Facebook · veröffentlicht am 15. April 2024
Dorit Machell and Juliana Odamea Asare give workshop on »Accessibility of civic education/human rights education and educational centres« for the German Institute for Human Rights
In the workshop, which will take place in the framework of an event organised by the German Institute for Human Rights, Dorit Machell and Juliana Odamea Asare will share their experiences in relation to accessibility of civic/human rights education and educational institutions from migrant and differently positioned positions and jointly develop steps that educational institutions can take to improve accessibility based on the challenges they face.
The European Youth Education and Youth Exchange Centre has been offering a qualification programme in human rights education since 2016, and in its current form since 2020, by inviting migrants and refugees in particular to enter the professional field of human rights education/political education. The differently intersectionally positioned team explores together what HRD can look like and what is needed to make it inclusive for everyone. Central to this process is the question: How can educational institutions, the professional field and traditional political education practices become more accessible for people with a history of migration and flight? In this workshop, we would like to share our experiences and come a step closer to answering this question together.
This workshop will be held in English with possible translation into German. Further information can be found on the website of the German Institute for Human Righshare on Facebook · veröffentlicht am 26. March 2024
In order to make our website easy to use we use cookies. By using our website you accept our usage of cookies. More information in our privacy notice.