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Seminar
8-16 August 2024 | Hollókő, Hungary
The project PLAYADR: Promoting Learning in ADR through Youth-oriented Playful Approaches aims to equip youth workers with the knowledge and skills to use games and educational tools to teach Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) concepts to young people.
What is ADR?
ADR stands for Alternative Dispute Resolution. It's a collective term for methods of resolving disputes outside of traditional legal avenues like litigation. ADR methods include arbitration, mediation, negotiation, and conciliation. These approaches are often preferred because they can be quicker, less expensive, and more flexible than going to court. They also offer parties more control over the outcome and can sometimes preserve relationships better than adversarial processes.
PLAYADR will involve 37 participants from 10 countries: Hungary, Croatia, Italy, Armenia, Albania, Poland, North of Macedonia, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Estonia.
The specific objectives are:
The project also matches up with the European Training Strategy, which means it helps participants learn important skills like Cooperating successfully in teams and Communicating meaningfully with others.
Additionally, PLAYADR supports European Youth Goal #8, which is all about making education better. It does this by introducing new ways of learning that help people develop their personal skills. These skills include conflict resolution, mediation (helping people talk and find solutions), and negotiation (finding agreements). These skills are important not only for ADR but also for personal growth.
Profile of participants
The participants for this seminar would primarily consist of youth workers who have a minimum of experience in gamification in a non-formal environment or created or have been involved in the testing of games for non-formal learning, they have an interest or responsibility in teaching young people about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) concepts using non-formal methodologies. Here's a more specific breakdown of the potential participants:
Youth workers who are actively engaged in working with young people, whether in community centers, youth clubs, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), or other similar settings.
Educators and teachers who work in formal educational institutions, such as schools or colleges, want to incorporate engaging methods like games and interactive tools to teach ADR concepts in their classrooms.
Individuals who lead community groups, workshops, or events aimed at young people.
Social workers who engage with at-risk or disadvantaged youth populations could benefit from this seminar to equip them with effective ways to teach ADR concepts in a manner that resonates with their target audience.
Volunteers and mentors who work with young people, whether on a formal or informal basis.
Leaders or coordinators of youth-focused organizations.
Counselors and therapists who work with youth
Link to infopack: https://playadr.my.canva.site/
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This Seminar is
for 37 participants
from Albania, Armenia, Belgium - DE, Belgium - FL, Belgium - FR, Croatia, Estonia, Hungary, Italy, Luxembourg, Poland, Republic of North Macedonia
and recommended for
Youth workers, Youth leaders, Educators and teachers, Social workers, Volunteers and mentors, Leaders or coordinators of youth-focused organizations, Counselors and therapists
Working language(s):
English
Anthropolis Antropológiai Közhasznú Egyesület (Youth NGO)
Anthropolis is a public benefit non-profit association based in Budapest, Hungary. The organization intends to promote the
values of cultural relativism, participatory approach, citizens' empowerment, and awareness of global issues.
Anthropolis recognizes the pressing need to enhance civic engagement and social inclusion among young people in Hungary. As they are in the early stages of establishing a dedicated youth department, Anthropolis is eager to equip young individuals with practical skills for active societal participation. PLAYADR addresses this need by sharing the educational tool MORE (Mediation of Responsibilities and Exploitation). This tool emphasizes conflict resolution, mediation, and negotiation skills, thereby empowering young people to engage effectively in civic activities. In doing so, it promotes inclusion and active participation.
Contact for questions:
Bruno Pizzini
E-Mail:
Phone: +36702067637
There is no participation fee for this seminar.
Accomodation and food is covered by the project.
This is the limit of reimbursement up to per participant:
Albania - 270€ if green travel or 225€
Armenia - 310€
Belgium - 225€
Croatia - 270€ if green travel or 225€
Estonia - 225€
Hungary - 0€
Italy - 225€
Luxemburg - 225€
North Macedonia - 270€ if green travel or 225€
Poland - 225