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About „in between routes & stopovers“: Issuing escape, migration and participation in the frame of the “Structured Dialogue”
Start date: May 1, 2016, End date: Apr 30, 2017 PROJECT FINISHED

The goal of the present proposal is to establish a network of partners from Southern to Northern as well as Eastern to Western Europe through an international seminar (Kick-OFF/Planning Meeting) titled „In between routes & stopovers“ - Issuing escape, migration and participation in the frame of the Structured Dialogue”. The meeting is aimed at discussing, planning and developing common proposals within KA3 (Structured Dialogue) in 2016/2017 and following.The main questions to deal with during the meeting are:• How to translate the goals of the “EU Youth Strategy” and the “Structured Dialogue” into practical formats for & with young people?• How to include youth and youth groups into it? • How to ensure real participation?• Which activities are implemented on local, regional, national and European level in order to support youth and other stakeholders, how & by whom?Further:• What can be done to ensure that all young people in Europe are able to develop their capacities in order to participate in a diverse and inclusive Europe?• What can be done to avoid social exclusion of young people? • And especially: what about those who are especially endangered to face exclusion as migrant youth?The meeting is including the following topics & themes:• Goals of the EU Youth Strategy• Development and functioning of the Structured Dialogue• The implementation of the Structured Dialogue in Germany (best practice)• The implementation of the Structured Dialogue in the partner countries (best practice)• The Erasmus+ Programme /YiA and KA3• Challenges in implementing successful projects under the Structured Dialogue• Detailed project planning including organizational and financial questionsThe proposals, developed during the meeting (as local actions, international meetings, debates with administration, politics and civil society, visible outcomes etc.) – will be applied later on rather by the consortium mutually through one partner within one project proposal or by several partners of the consortium in cooperation with further stakeholders within more than one proposals. The participants of the meeting are representatives of the partners; rather occupied in the pedagogical teams and/or in the management of the organizations from Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Poland, Spain and UK. The meeting will take place in autumn 2016 in EJBW, Weimar (Germany).