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coNnEcT II - Intergenerational work and european awareness
Start date: Jun 19, 2014, End date: Sep 30, 2014 PROJECT FINISHED

Is intergenerational education in a european frame a fruitfull supplement for Internationale youth work and a chance to promote European awareness? These questions and many further details behind them will be the content of an international seminar for 15 experts in youth work and European education taking place between June 30 and July 4 2014 in Heppenheim in Haus am Maiberg, Center for civic and social education in the diocese of Mainz in Germany. The seminar aims to a stronger network of seven European institutions of youth work in Romania, Slowenia, Poland, Germany, Italy, Spain and France. During the seminar participants are invited to exchange experiences in intergenerational work, to reflect about aims, conditions and contents of intergenerational European education and to develop a long-term projects in intergenerational European education. The aim is to create concrete plans for international intergenerational exchanges promoting european awareness. By means of methods of non-formal education participants will be encouraged to reflect and interact. The seminar will be process oriented. Participants will communicate in English. After reflection and making plans the seminar will also include the evaluation and documentation of the discussion in order to disseminate the results of the seminar in the field of youth education.