Black Sea International Peace Camp

The Black sea international peace camp will take place in Georgia, in Anaklia, which is the city near black sea.
The Youth Peace Camp
provides space and time for young people to better understand conflicts and their
transformation by listening to and living with other young people affected by other
conflicts elsewhere.
InterCultural Learning and Human Rights Education play a central role in the Youth Peace
Camp: recognising and addressing prejudice; combating aggressive and exclusive forms
of nationalism; identifying the competences necessary for youth actors active in
inter/multi‐cultural environments, and so on. InterCultural Learning is understood to be a
natural part of the educational content and approach for Intercultural Dialogue and
together with Human Rights Education respond to the dilemmas resulting from physical,
structural and cultural conflicts.
The Youth Peace Camp provides a safe space for young people from different conflictstricken
regions to learn together about conflict, to share their experiences with other
young people and to build their capacity to engage and develop future conflict
transformation projects and initiatives.
Youth Peace Camp brings together young people with high potential to be multipliers
with no or little previous experience in peace work or international activities but who have
a strong interest and motivation to get engaged in such processes for the first time.