Inclusion Training to improve your Inclusion Projects
- Also have a look at SALTO's past Inclusion courses
SALTO Inclusion Training in 2010
The SALTO Inclusion Resource Centre will co-organise and support the following training activities for youth workers in 2010:
- New Perspectives - Youth in Action for young people with fewer opportunities - organised by the German NA and in cooperation with SALTO Training & Cooperation - 2010
- Pathways to working life - organised by the Finnish NA - November 2010
- International Seminar on the mobility of Young People withFewer Opportunities - in cooperation with SALTO Participation, under the Belgian EU Presidency - Dec 2010
Support and training for National Agencies:
- 2 "Colleague Support Groups for NA Inclusion Officers" - small working meetings of Inclusion Officers of National Agencies discussing different inclusion issues & challenges, sharing ideas & experiences.
But there is more:
- If you are looking for more Inclusion Training check the SALTO Training Calendar
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Future Inclusion courses? Your suggestions are Welcome !
The SALTO Inclusion Resource Centre wants to address an as wide as possible variety of course topics related to Inclusion. Previous SALTO TC Inclusion courses focussed on different actions of the YOUTH (in Action) Programme (European Voluntary Service & Group Initiatives) and on a specific target group (young people with a disability, LGBT Youth, Ex-offenders, Rural youth, Urban Youth, Youth at Risk,...). From 2009, SALTO Inclusion set out to address the issue of Youth Unemployment & Social Inclusion in a longer term perspective.
SALTO Inclusion is always on the outlook for course topics for future courses - maybe another target group or a specific way of working with marginalized target groups...
- Post your suggestions for SALTO Inclusion courses at the bottom of this page ! Your opinion is important to us.
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Browse and download all the methods used at these training courses from the SALTO Toolbox for Training & Youth Work - as well as the Inclusion for All booklets based on these courses.
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Tony Geudens, 11.09.06 16:27
Target Group Approach
SALTO Inclusion started off with a target group approach, and there are probably still quite some inclusion target groups that we haven't reached yet: such as homeless/street children, Roma-gypsy-travellers, rural-isolated youth, (sub)urban youth, ... other suggestions?
lydia gabcova, 05.09.07 18:28
targeting Roma
Having in mind all international conventions, EC directives and national actions plans, I am really missing targeting Roma minority. It is the biggest EU minority, facing diverse problems in each country. In the same time, in many countries are running young Roma NGOs who are also interested to get know better other young people from EUROPE..to learn about their problems, experiences, make friendships..
Toni Tashev, 04.03.08 00:11
Targeting Roma inclusion
I do think that Roma people and their issues are not targeted yet, indeed, although it is the biggest EU minority with about 10 million people and many many young Roma organisations open for friendships and common actions.
George Owusu Yaw, 17.08.10 12:44
inclusion of more African countries
i think with diversity as a watch word more Africans countries should be included in most of the training programs since these are the most deprived areas on the continent.
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