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Hate Is Not Our Fate
Start date: Aug 1, 2015, End date: May 31, 2016,
Hate is not our fate is a two phase training course taking place in Rustavi, Georgia and in Brno, Czech republic in August and October 2015 that is an outcome of the long-term cooperation of the partner organizations on the topic of Hate Speech on-line. The main aim of this training course is to combat hate speech in Europe, especially in on-line environment and provide the youth leaders and youth ...
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Tools&Skills
Start date: Feb 1, 2015, End date: Jan 31, 2016,
OpportUNITY hosted training course in Newcastle upon Tyne. This was a 9 day TC from a broad spectrum of programme and partner countries. It is themed as Skills and Tools and will look at the practical development of training skills and tools for young youth work inexperienced trainers, it covered the basics of training, the exploration of work with groups as a trainer.
Specific focus of the train ...
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Hate Speech - Where were you?
Start date: Aug 15, 2014, End date: May 14, 2015,
Hate Speech - Where were you was a training course taking place in Rustavi, Georgia from 17-25 October 2014. Twenty-four youth workers and youth leaders from 8 countries (Czech republic, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Montenegro, Macedonia, Estonia and Ukraine) went through a process of discovering and understanding the topic of hate speech on social media in the first place, its identifying and pr ...
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VIVID - Training course on creativity and social entrepreneurship
Start date: Jun 17, 2014, End date: Mar 16, 2015,
Over the past decade, the civil society rediscovered an area that, if not new, got a much higher visibility and relevance: social entrepreneurship.
Social entrepreneurship supports driving new ideas, new visions and acts as a real catalyst for social transformation, especially in times where various sectors – including the youth field – are looking for alternatives to the dominant economic models ...
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