Project place: Bansko, Bulgaria
Project dates: 01-09 September, 2023
Deadline for applying: URGENT!
About this training
The project aims to teach to identify and combat discrimination and stereotypes, to resist the undesirable suggestion of the acceptability of discriminatory processes and stereotypes through the arts, to distinguish the types of discrimination in life and in the arts, and to help reduce such phenomena as “discrimination” and “stereotypical thinking”.
The participants will learn how to:
- look for manifestations of discrimination and biased thoughts in works of art;
- develop analytical thinking, synthesis, research and others; distinguish the types of discrimination, its open and closed manifestations, ways of response and influence;
- work with generally recognized films, TV series, books, paintings and musical compositions where there is hidden or overt discrimination and stereotypes;
- overcome the barrier of age, racial, ethnic, gender, religious and class discrimination; improve the discriminatory situation in the arts.
Participants’ profile
- youth workers, educators, and volunteers involved in youth work in NGOs. Half of the capacity is reserved for participants with fewer opportunities
- 18-25 years old
- who face self-critical thinking and a lack of self-love
- in need to stop overthinking and calm their mind
- motivated to gain tools for mindfulness and methods to increase self-love
- committed to contributing to the dissemination of the results
- with, or preferably without any previous experience with Erasmus+ projects;
ACCOMMODATION and FINANCES:
All costs related to accommodation and food will be covered by the hosting organization.
Travel costs will be reimbursed up to 180 EUR.
Participation fee: There is a non-refundable fee of 50 EUR deducted from the travel reimbursement or 25 EUR if participants use the green travel option and travel by (bus, train or car share)
Sending fee: 750 MKD!
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