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Personal Responsibility for Global Sustainability

Training Course

25 November - 1 December 2011 | Rome, Italy

The TC is about Education to Sustainable Development & active role of youngsters in their local life.It isn't based on environmentalist approach but goes back to fundamental education of individuals,for letting them be more conscious on any life aspects
This TC has been oriented to be a first step in Italy of a general strategy we are developing with partners on Education to Sustainable Development, focusing on the active role of young people (as working target group of the participants or directly as participants) in their local life. The concept is not based on environmentalist approach but comes back to fundamental education of individuals, in order to let them be more conscious on any aspect of their life (social relations, consumption, environment, etc..) . The French concept of “Decroissance” (de-development) have to be read as putting in value (more value) each everyday action, exploiting all its potential and not only part of it, as we are doing actually. Education, personal behaviors, so the fundamental elements of personal responsibility are the key for exploring new directions in the ones we have already opened. The most actual concepts of globalization and development and their links to Human Rights will be summarized and discussed. Various approaches to global education will be presented: - active methods deepened by theoretical background given - practical examples of global education experienced by participants themselves - ethic of global education (trainers self-reflection non personal responsibility, codex of images and messages concerning countries of global South) Role of global education (why it shall be promoted, different aspects of educational work with youth, meaning of personal commitment and social movements) will be reflected. Digital version of all the methods used in the training will be given to participants to be used in their future work. Through the training participants workers will: - acquire knowledge about development issues and global interdependencies, - be provided with tools and methods of global education, - gain practical experience of global education through non-formal and informal methodology, reflection, sharing good practices, working and exchanging skills and knowledge in an international group - get clear idea about role and importance of global education in field of youth work - learn how to implement HR issues in future projects within Youth in Action Programme and plan future actions.

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http://trainings.salto-youth.net/2305

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This Training Course is

for 18 participants

from Bulgaria, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovak Republic, Spain

and recommended for

Youth workers, Youth leaders, Youth project managers

Working language(s):

English on communicative level

Organiser:

CEMEA del Mezzogiorno Onlus (Youth NGO)

Cemea (Training Centres for Active Education Methods) were born in France in 1936 with the aim of developing democratic and participate behaviours. After the war Cemea spread all over the world. Today the Cemea movement is active in 29 European, African and American countries, co-ordinated by the International Federation with its headquarters in Paris, which since 1964 has the B status at the UNESCO and since 1972 a consultative status at the Council of Europe and at the European Youth Forum in Brussels. In Italy, the Cemea movement was born in 1950 and gathered in the Italian Federation of CEMEA in 1974. Cemea refers to active education: a kind of education that tends to free the human being, offering situations in which anyone - child, youngster, adult - can become conscious of the world around them, contributing to its evolution, in a perspective of individual and social development.

The CEMEA movement is characterised by: lay, independent, non confessional social commitment; international experience; «active education» methodology; open discussion around ideas and experiences.

CEMEA del Mezzogiorno supports a type of education by creating situations in which a child, teenager, or adult may become increasingly aware of the world that surrounds them and contribute to its development and change within a perspective of individual and social improvement.

Our main activities can be summed up in:

• training stages for educators, teachers, animators;
• artistic and cultural activities within social programs;
• holidays and spare time centres;
• workshops outside compulsory education;
• publishing activities (bulletins, books, reviews…)

Contact for questions:

Daniele Nubile

Fax: +39 06 45493375

Website: http://www.replay.cemea.it

E-Mail:

Phone: +39 06 45492629

Costs

70% of travel costs will be reimbursed Food and accomodation are provided. The participant will cover 30% of travel cost and 35 € of participation fee
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