European Space for Citizenship Education: An Important Initiative

The DARE networks welcomes the effort of the Council of Europe to create a European Space for Citizenship Education (ESCE) during the next two years.

In close cooperation with the Council of Europe Education Department, the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the European Movement, the Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and the Cultural Affairs of the Länder in the Federal Republic of Germany (KMK), DARE was involved in co-organising the Launching Conference of the European Space for Citizenship Education in Berlin from 17-18 October 2024.

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Project DIYW-ROAD: Digital Youth Work – rights sensitive, open, accessible and democratic

Digital transformation is a process that affects the whole of society – the economy, the state, politics, civil society or the environment. In order to empower young people to go beyond ‘catching up’ or ‘getting to know’ digital infrastructures and technologies, a pedagogy of ‘the digital’ is needed that supports them to co-determine how digitalisation should evolve in terms of democratic and sustainable development and in the areas in which they are civically engaged. Education for Democratic Citizenship/Human Rights Education can make a meaningful contribution to digital youth work.

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Tool: Training Design Step-by-Step

This tool supports educators in designing competence-oriented learning processes – with a focus on transversal competences that are relevant in many areas of life and social roles. Supplement to the guidelines for educators: Empowering Adults: Life, Career Path, and Active Citizen. Created in the project LICEAL Linking Citizenship and Employability Perspectives in Adult Learning.

With practical checklists. Available in English and German (Italian, French and Spanish translations will be published by early 2025).

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LICEAL-Project: Practice and Policy between Citizenship and VET

The Barolo Social District in Turin, place of the LICEAL partner meeting

Partner Meeting in Turin (IT) at September 10-12, 2024.

On invitation of the partner organisation S-Nodi (Comitato Promotore S-NODI Gabriele Nigro), DARE was participating in the partner meeting of the LICEAL project. Accomodated in the space of the historic Barolo Social District (Opera Barolo), the partners planned the last year of activities in the project.

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Open Call: Capacity-Building Workshop: Linking Citizenship and Employability – July 9th online

Date: 9th July | 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM; 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM
Format: Online
Language: English

This workshop is designed to build a European team of
facilitators capable of integrating citizenship and
employability competences into adult learning practices.
The workshop has two main goals:

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SALTO Participation Resource Pool

SALTO created a new Participation Resource Pool in order to open trainers, youth workers, youth leaders and educators access to the up-to-date online tools, materials and newest trendbest practices, up-to-date training materials and hands-on tools. Among others, visitors find here a Resource Pool and a Flagship Projects Collection. The projects in the collection are not simply presented in a classic manner, but in an editorially prepared form.


Open letter to Council of Europe’s AI Convention negotiators: Do not water down our rights

DARE network calls on the State Parties and the EU negotiating the text of the Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence, Human Rights, the Rule of Law and Democracy to equally cover the public and private sectors and reject blanket exemptions regarding national security and defense.

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