When: 12th –19th November, 2019 Where: Berlin, Germany Application deadline: 12th of September, 2019 “The 2 problems” is a mobility of youth workers, KA1 Training Course, under Erasmus+ and will be implemented by Copernicus Berlin e.V. The training course will take place in Berlin, Germany and it will involve 28 youth workers from 7 different countries (Germany, Read more about Training course – “The 2 problems” – Berlin, Germany[…]
The project Volunteers 4 ALL ( V4A) is long term Strategic partnership project in the field of youth under Erasmus + program and it involves partners from Bulgaria, Spain, Italy and Austria. V4A aims to foster digital skills of volunteers and youth workers in order to provide support to refugees during their journey to Europe Read more about E-learning courses – KA2 V4A[…]
When: 1st June – 7th June, 2019 Where: Saulkrasti, Latvia Application deadline: 7th of May, 2019 This training course is part of the KA2 Capacity Building project “Counter Hate” (CH). CH is a 16 months Strategic Partnership of non-profit organizations that focuses on promoting high-quality youth work aiming to provide youth workers all the necessary knowledge and tools on Read more about Training Course – “Counter Hate”- Latvia[…]
Last Friday, Antonio Ponce, EVS responsible of Asociación PROJUVEN, had the pleasure to meet youngsters in our local community where he could present the EVS group project “Volunteers 4 tolerance”, its objective and results. Our participants, Marta and Tania took part in the short group EVS mobility organized by Alternativi International between 15 of May Read more about Dissemination event – Volunteers 4 Tolerance[…]
When: 12th – 18th August, 2018 Where: Bansko, Bulgaria Application deadline: 18th of July, 2018 This training course is part of the KA2 Strategic Partnership “Volunteer 4 ALL”. The project involves 4 countries: Spain, Bulgaria, Austria and Italy. The training course will be aiming to share best practices regarding youth work with migrants and for migrants coming to Europe and analyse Read more about Training Course – “Volunteers 4 ALL” – Bansko, Bulgaria[…]
When: 18th – 23th June, 2018 Where: Budapest, Hungary Application deadline: 2nd of June, 2018 This training course is part of “Cross the borders” project. The project involves 4 countries: Spain, Hungary, Greece and Italy. The main aims of “Cross the borders” are to: share best practices, increase competences, skills and knowledge and find new and common paths for youth workers Read more about Training Course – “OPEN YOUR MIND!” – Budapest, Hungary[…]
Marta participated in the Youth Exchange “Not in our name” in Marrakesh, Morocco Hello Marta ¿Can you give us an overall opinion on the project “Not in our name”? In general the project “Not in our name” has been a space where we had to leave behind our prejudices and closed ideas and we decided to take give priority Read more about #PJstories – Interview with Marta Martínez[…]
When: 11st –19th December, 2017 Where: Novoli, Italy Application deadline: 22nd of October, 2017 The Youth Exchange “Strangers like me” will include 35 participants from 7 nations (5participants per nation) that are Italy, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Bulgaria and Poland: these countries have been chosen to collect participants from the most different cultural backgrounds and from areas who actually live Read more about Youth Exchange – “Strangers like me” – Novoli, Italy[…]
When: 20th –26th November, 2017 Where: Budapest, Hungary Application deadline: 19th of September, 2017 “Can I come in? Sharing tools for effective inclusion of young migrants” is a seminar involving 30 youth workers from 10 different countries, aiming at the capacity building of youth organizations dealing with issues connected with migration and youth, through the sharing Read more about Seminar – “Can I come in?” – Budapest, Hungary[…]
Asociación Projuven would like to share with you the story of one spanish youngster who decided to become volunteer in Refugee Camp in Greece. Hello Salvador! Can you tell us, why did you decide to become a volunteer? I could not explain very well why, but being a volunteer is something nice and always brings Read more about #PINOR – The experience of Salvador, spanish volunteer in a Refugee Camp.[…]