Bridging worlds in youth work
The project focuses on equipping youth workers, educators, and experienced mentors and volunteers with intercultural competencies to work effectively with young people from diverse backgrounds.
Beschreibung
This project is designed for youth workers, educators, and experienced volunteers who wish to develop strong intercultural competences for working effectively with diverse groups of young
people, including those with migrant backgrounds.
Participants will explore key topics such as intercultural communication, the role of media and narrative in shaping public perception of migrants, and how to recognize and counteract stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination.
PROJECT OBJECTIVES:
- Deepen understanding of the migrant experience and challenges of cultural adjustment.
- Understand and apply key concepts of intercultural communication and critically reflect on the role of media and narratives in shaping perceptions of cultural diversity and migration.
- Identify and address mechanisms of exclusion, such as stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination.
As part of the project, we’ll explore Kraków and the Lesser Poland region, places rich in history, culture, and diversity. We’ll learn through the stories, experiences, and everyday life of local communities, gaining a deeper understanding of how people from different backgrounds live, connect, and shape their surroundings.
Apply here: https://forms.gle/N24ZmKjLLXDmeC6j7
Unterkunft und Verpflegung
We provide accommodation and food for entire project:
3 meals per day; 2 refreshment breaks between sessions.
Teilnehmende Länder
Erasmus+ Youth Programme countries
Arbeitssprache
Teilnahmegebühr
No fee.
Reisekostenrückerstattung
Travel costs will be reimbursed in accordance with the Erasmus+ programme guidelines. Upon confirming your participation, we will provide you with all necessary information, including your specific travel reimbursement limit.