Details: Changes in your hand - seminar for people working with migrants

A big meaning of small chances

Kurzinfos

Handlungsfeld	- Seminare zur Vertiefung und Fachtagungen (international) - Arbeit mit benachteiligten Jugendlichen - Partizipation junger Menschen - Tolerance & diversity - Verbreitung und Verwendung von Ergebnissen
Zielgruppe	- NeueinsteigerInnen - Erfahrene - Fachkräfte - JugendarbeiterInnen - MultiplikatorInnen
Maßnahme	Seminar
Arbeitssprache	- englisch
Termin	08.03.2010 bis 13.03.2010
Ort	Konstancin, nahe Warschau, PL - Polen
Bewerbungsfrist	31.01.2010
Teilnahmekosten / Reisekosten	Teilnahme, Unterkunft und Verpflegung sind kostenlos. Reisekosten werden nach Abzug von 100 Euro Teilnehmergebühren auf der Grundlage 2. Klasse DB / bei PKW Grundlage BRKG (Vergleich Bahncard 50) erstattet.

Details

Focusing on inclusion of young migrants Polish National Agency of the Youth in Action programme invites for an international seminar addressed to people working with this target group in governmental and non governmental institutions.
By organizing an international seminar, we would like to point out the variety of experiences that we havein this field in different European countries. And also to underline the role of the potential actors to introduce small changes that can have a big influence on a daily life of young migrants in their host countries. Polish National Agency aims to encourage the participants of this seminar to share their knowledge, experiences and good practices, and finally to come up with the ideas of projects, improvements, and positive changes instead of keep waiting for economical, political or legislative changes in their countries.

WORKING METHODS
Workshops, working groups, open space, study visit, simulation, presentation, round table.

TARGET GROUP
The Seminar is addressed to people working directly with young migrants at governmental and nongovernmental
organizations with no or little experience in international cooperation: e.g. social workers,
youth workers, intercultural mediators, cultural animators, teachers.
Participants are expected to have good communication skills in English language.