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"EUrope with(out) borders?"
Start date: Aug 1, 2016, End date: Aug 31, 2017 PROJECT FINISHED

"EUrope with(out) borders?" is a project about discrimination, prejudice and intolerance. Its aims are to support youth organizations and professionals working in areas in which the phenomena of intolerance and discrimination are on the rise or just with young people who are the first victims of these phenomena to improve their skills in a general framework for the promotion of fundamental European values of respect for human rights, democracy, inclusion, peace and social cohesion. Objectives of the project are:Support development of youth workers in situations dealing with intolerance and discrimination; Create a balanced network of European co-operation for the promotion of activities of non-formal education - for and with young people - at local and international level, transforming cases of intolerance and discrimination towards opportunities of active citizenship, social change , personal growth and greater participation of young people; Learn more about the work done by youth workers;Develop communication strategies more effective to give visibility to the opportunities offered by the Erasmus+;Create interest in policy-makers and local stakeholders to start strategic partnership under Erasmus+ KA2; Create new forms of cooperation at the local level with schools which offer a package of non-formal activities on the topics covered by the project to be implemented in the extracurricular activities for students.The project is structured in different activities that will take place in Poland and in each of partners countries:a preliminary study visit and a training course in Poland, a short workshop in each of the partner countries, a follow-up seminar in Poland. There will be 74 mobilities in our 3-parts project.Activities of the project are based on a mix of non formal education and interactive methods . Partners of the project are 8 partner organisations from Poland, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Greece, Slovakia, Estonia, and France working with or targeting youth in discrimination, prejudice and intolerance situations.