Is Youth Work in Europe challenged by populist movements, by post-truth and by radicalisation?
STEPS – Survival Toolkit for EDC in Postfactual Societies – first project workshop
The first meeting of the STEPS project took place from 08.-11.June 2017 at the youth educational centre wannseeForum, Berlin.
26 youth workers who are actively working on EDC/HRE with young people in 16 countries met in order to develop a common frame and understanding of what we name as populist challenge to EDC/HRE.
All over Europe we face the rise of so- called populist/national movements who promote a view on the world which can be characterized as white- supremacy, racist- ideology driven and is heavily contesting any views on society which build on a positive vision of inclusive, diverse, peaceful and HR embracing societies in Europe.
In some countries these ideas are already governmental reality: the comrades Orban, Kaczyński and their adepts actively undermining any ideas and work that develop pluralist based view on society with a EU that is rather helpless in counteracting, in a lot of countries with parties and movements already in power positions on the regional and local levels.
Engage – Building together European learning material on Citizenship Education
A project which exemplary study policies, frames, settings and conditions for citizenship education with children aged 8 to 12 in six European countries Besides identifying policy frames, approaches, concepts and existing practice the project aims at supporting educational staff with exemplary materials which support interactive, fun, innovative, multilingual democratic learning.
Continue reading “Engage – Building together European learning material on Citizenship Education”Points to be considered when revising the LLL key competences framework – May 2017
- Revision process of the European Key Competences for Lifelong Learning
- May 2017
FRA expresses concern over threats to civil society and freedom of education in the EU
The European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) emphasises the vital role of civil society and academic freedom in bolstering our democracies, and affirms the Agency’s commitment to protecting civil society throughout the EU.
Learning Democracy with Children Aged 8-12: Handbook for Educators – a new publication in the DARE Blue Lines Series
“ENGAGE- learning democracy with children aged 8-12” (VOL II) is a handbook for educators which introduces and recommends a set of 11 different methods clustered in 3 dimensions for democracy learning with children aged 8 to 12 years.
Publication: Learning democracy with children aged 8-12 – Vol. I
This issue of the DARE Blue Lines compiles the conceptual researches on citizenship education provisions for children aged 8-12 conducted in 6 countries.
Continue reading “Publication: Learning democracy with children aged 8-12 – Vol. I”Joint report on the implementation of the Strategic framework for European cooperation in Education and Training (ET 2020) – a non- formal Education for Democratic Citizenship perspective – Apr 2016
- ET2020 Strategic Framework for European Cooperation in Education and Training
- Referred Document: PDF
Project: EDC for All (2013-2015)
The project EDC for All – qualifying and mainstreaming Education for Democratic Citizenship within Europe aimed at the transfer of EDC (Education for Democratic Citizenship) relevant policies, methods and support mechanisms in an European context.
Continue reading “Project: EDC for All (2013-2015)”Games: S+intro and ja!do
The game set includes the two newly developed games ja/do and S*intro. The games have been developed as part of the EU supported “EDC for All”- project.
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