Open call: EUROPEAN FELLOWSHIP ON HUMAN RIGHTS (EFHR)

Publication | #DigiMigrACT Toolkit - Migrants' inclusion through digital storytelling

The digital opportunity to work from home - Its success depends on us as a community of workers

How much do You(th) know about Climate?

 

World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development: the value of diversity as a growth opportunity for a united Europe

Game On Young Europeans: final conclusions

Our food, our future - suntem parteneri hrănitori

Alături de Primăria Câmpina am încheiat protocolul cadru de colaborare ”Pentru Câmpina Europeană” 🇪🇺

Publication: Europe at a Glance | Comparative study - media perceptions about the European Union in Romania and Hungary

International Day of Sport for Development and Peace: sport as a universal language

Gender Equality in the EU: the role of civil society and institutions

Youth (de)radicalisation and the role of non formal education

Unboxing hate speech: European impulses for respect and solidarity on the web

Peace education in Romania versus the European Union

Holocaust in Romania - International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust

Radicalisation Awareness Network design competition

Storytelling in the digital era

Curs de formare - [IT-316] MEWE-FACEMAPS, 12.10.2019-18.10.2019, Cosenza, Italy

În perioada 12-18 octombrie 2019 s-a desfășurat în Arcavacata di Rende, Cosenza, provincia Calabria, din Italia, cursul de formare Erasmus + „MEWE – FaceMaps”, [IT-316], la care au participat câte 3 reprezentanți din 10 țări: România, Italia, Spania, Germania, Lituania, Bulgaria, Grecia, Macedonia, Turcia, Polonia.

Memorial Walk through the Communist Bucharest

Last week we have organized a memorial walk of the Communist Bucharest in the context of the 9th anniversary of GEYC Community and the 30th commemoration of the 1989 Revolution in Romania.

Call for participants - TC Hate speech fighters, 11.09.2018-18.09.2018, Bansko, Bulgaria

We are looking for 3 Romanian participants to take part in the Project ‘’Hate Speech Fighters’', a training course for youth workers involving 3 trainers and 30 youth workers from 10 countries in Europe and the Caucasus-Bulgaria ,Spain, Italy The Netherlands, Estonia, Romania, Lithuania, Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan.