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==Overall objectives== | ==Overall objectives== | ||
To contribute to citizens' understanding of the EU, its history and diversity and to raise awareness of remembrance, common history and values and the aim of the EU. | |||
==Specific objectives== | ==Specific objectives== | ||
*Fostering respect of such fundamental principles as freedom, democracy and human rights, tolerance, inclusion, equality, diversity and intercultural dialogue; | |||
*Bringing together youth (18-30 y.o.) from 10 different European countries and different social and cultural background in order to share experiences, opinions and values, to learn from history and to build our future by acting in the present; | |||
*Fostering actions, debate and reflection related to European citizenship and democracy, shared values, common history and culture through cooperation within civil society organizations at European level; | |||
*Bringing Europe closer to its citizens by promoting European values and achievements, while preserving the memory of its past; | |||
*Encouraging interaction between citizens and civil organizations from all participating countries, contributing to intercultural dialogue and emphasizing the Europe’s diversity and unity. | |||
==Target Groups== | ==Target Groups== | ||
The participants of the project will be youth from 18 to 30 years old. To ensure the diversity of the participants we will promote a gender balance and diversify their social and cultural background. Youth from minority groups and refugees will also be a priority target group. Each partner will take part to the project with 8-12 young people (18-30 y.o.) | |||
==Activities== | ==Activities== | ||
*International Event 1: Meeting in Bucharest (RO), “The origins of Nazism: discrimination and racism”, February 2018, where Zivi was born; 22 international young participants (2 per partner) + 3 trainers/coordinators. | |||
*Local Event 1: artistic exhibition and participative workshop in the streets: “The future of Europe, discrimination and racism”. | |||
*International Event 2: Meeting in Auschwitz (PL), “The Holocaust: crimes against Humanity and human rights:”, May 2018, where Zivi was deported; 22 international young participants (2 per partner) + 3 trainers/coordinators. | |||
*Local Event 2: artistic exhibition and participative workshop in the streets: “The future of Europe and the Human Rights”. | |||
*International Event 3: Meeting in Santa Maria al Bagno (IT), “The refugees life: Integration and inclusion”, September 2018, where Zivi and his friends where hosted by friendly local families; 22 international young participants (2 per partner) + 3 trainers/coordinators. | |||
*Local Event 3: artistic exhibition and participative workshop in the streets: “The future of Europe and the Integration”. | |||
*International Event 4: Meeting in Cyprus (CY): “The exodus: freedom of movement and peace building”, January 2019, where Zivi was prisoner, with the final evaluation and the final exhibition of the murals painted by the young participants; 22 international young participants (2 per partner) + 3 trainers/coordinators. | |||
