We are inviting you to apply for our upcoming project “Show me a Future II: Dare 2 Dream!” and its youth exchanges.
A project is made in cooperation between Culture goes Europe (CGE): Soziokulturelle Initiative Erfurt e.V. (Germany), Associazione Culturale Strauss – Arcistrauss (Italy), United Societies of Balkans (Greece) , Asociatia Tinerilor cu Initiativa Civica – ATIC (Romania) and Mtü EstYES (Estonia).
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The first episode of Building Bridges Podcast is now available for listeners! This week Duarte Lacerda had an interview with Markus Rebitschek – an experienced youth worker, founder of CGE Culture Goes Europe, now team member of Europäische Jugendbildungs- und Jugendbegegnungsstätte Weimar. The interview turned out to be an engaging conversation, during which Markus told us how he started as youth project organiser, what inspires him, about the choices he have made, and how he sees the future of youth work. He also answered the questions asked by our followers.
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From 7th to 15th of June CGE representative Grisha Grigoriev joined a Project Partnership Building Seminar in Mariapfarr, Austria. The seminar brought together 40+ participants and representatives from Europe and beyond. It was a week that explored Human Rights Education, Intercultural Learning and many other topics that participating organisations deal with.
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The issue of global climate change is perceived as something that affects the whole planet, but is quite often overlooked when it comes to its impact on a particular area. This can make us underestimate the specific effects that it has on our city, region, and hence – lead to believe that it is something that happens far away and that input of every single person and community efforts won’t influence anything. We wanted to bring more attention to it.
Continue readingMany changes and innovations have started with ideas and imagining how something might be different and better. People in this photo are united by few facts: they all have a significant educational background; gathered in the framework of one training course in Denmark; and also – they love to dream, learn, and make positive changes. Among the participants are also representatives of CGE – Anastasiia Soholovska, Sofiia Pyshnieva, and Tamara Puerto. They are willing to share their experience and reflect on what the future of education means for them.
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In December, the representatives of CGE Anastasiia Soholovska and Emilia Teresenko went to the training course “Young Trainer Online” in Barcelona. They tell about their experience, discoveries and useful resources for creating online courses. Check out the article for more information!
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