Article will be online soon… Dates: 23. November – 03. December 2015 Venue: tagungswerk in KuBiZ, Berlin-Weißensee Funded by: Erasmus+, Youth in Action Our project blog: https://solarev.org/migration/ Photo: Umbruch BildarchivWeiterlesen
In the previous months a lot of citizens got actively involved in supporting refugees who just arrived here in Berlin. But not all supporters already have lots of experience in working with refugees. Sometimes irritations and unintentionally difficult situations occur. Experience in dealing with people, who are often traumatized by war, expulsion and flight, and a critical awareness of racist stereotypes and structures in our society and our own thinking are of great significance for working with migrants. This six-part series of seminars, that took place from September to November 2015, was addressed to people who work with migrants and refugees or who want toWeiterlesen
25 years after the division of Europe and the cold war, Berlin is still a central place of remembrance. This training took place in the week of the 25. anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9th 2014. So we had the chance to visit lots of interesting events in Berlin on this topic and to take a closer and critical look at the culture of remembrance regarding the East/West history in Germany: Which pedagogical models are adapted in this places of remembrance and events? How is history imparted and communicated? Which perspectives and interpretations are dominant? Which perspectives stay hidden? AndWeiterlesen
The European funding program Erasmus+ provides many opportunities for funding and implementing transnational projects in the fields of education, culture, youth and sports. Erasmus+ incorporates previously separated European programs like Grundtvig, Leonardo, Youth in Action and Comenius and Sports. By means of a modular conveying system fundings within the Erasmus+ framework can be better adjusted to the special requirements of the projects. In different workshops we pointed out the opportunities Erasmus+ is offering especially for small and medium-sized organizations. To gain and improve knowledge about processes of transnational project development should enable the participants to take first steps towards the realisation of concrete project ideas.Weiterlesen
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Solar e.V. organized a seminar about intercultural issues from 7.-16.2.2014 in Berlin. All the participants in the training were from the partner organizations in Germany, Finland, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, Romania and Turkey. One of the topics was to learn from other countries and cultures and as well plan future activities and projects with each other. The seminar included excursions to different organizations in Berlin which work in the field of intercultural issues and social development. We had also lectures about the anthropological side of transcultural theories and we tried out different kinds of educational methods about intercultural interaction. The variety of different cultures in ourWeiterlesen
The training course „Climate change and political education“ took place in Berlin 29.6.-10.7.2013. The participants came from all over Europe and everyone had different political, economical and educational backgrounds. It was organized by Solar e.V. and consisted of different kind of educational methods. The subject climate change has been at issue for common people for over a decade. Still not so many people are trying to change the reasons of climate change. Some scientists predict a total devastation of civilization within 50 years. On the other hand the common people have only few means to be instrumental in fighting the carbon-dioxide levels. Therefore stopping climateWeiterlesen
For this workshop we invited people from Germany, Portugal, Austria and Turkey, who are active in the field of youth and adult education and who were interested in deepening their knowledge about and developing methods of antiracist education as well as in training their practical skills as facilitators. In our ten-days programme we focused on concrete steps how to develop a greater awareness of exclusion, discrimination and racism amongst youth and young people. In addition to solely studying issues of discrimination on a theoretical level, our intention was to train the trainers in a practical sense, so they are able to intervene effectively in everydayWeiterlesen
