TOY - Trainers Online for Youth
This is a reference for Ciobanu Florin
“Peers for Equality” is a new European project funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Commission (KA2 Capacity Building in the Field of Youth) coordinated by Ofensiva Tinerilor (Romania) in partnership with the European Peer Training Organisation (EPTO, Belgium) and Y-PEER Kyrgyzstan. It aims at developing the capacity of peer education platforms and NGOs for reducing gender-based discrimination. To achieve this, the partners will design a new peer education programme by exchanging, adapting and creating non-formal methods and tools which can be used in youth work. This programme will be put together in a new toolkit, upon which a group of 22 participants will be trained through 3 mobilities:
a “thematic awareness training” (TAT) in April 2018 in Romania;
a “train-the-trainer” (TTT) training in June 2018 in Kyrgyzstan;
a “Peers-To-Professionals” (PTP) training in December 2018 in Belgium.
Between the mobilities, participants will be asked to practice what they have learned by facilitating workshops tackling gender based discrimination in youth environments:
6-hour practice between the TAT and the TTT;
24-hour practice between the TTT and the PTP.
Romania, Belgium, Kyrgyzstan.
Exercises for sharing expectations, motivation, personal objectives, concerns about the future experience: training, communication, conflicts, etc.
Presentations of: the Erasmus+ program; European mobilities; documents describing roles, rights and responsibilities of different actors; the learning agreement; Youth pass; medical coverage;
Signing the learning agreement and code of conduct;
Exercises for raising awareness about intercultural aspects;
A presentation of aspects related to safety and security during the experience;
Meetings or testimonials from other participants in mobilities ("Living library").
A better understanding of discrimination based on gender and gender equality.
Conducting local courses with the themes proposed in the project.
Facilitate a session using non-formal methods, based on gender-based discrimination, gender equality.