Storytelling for tolerance
Objective of the training “Storytelling for Tolerance” are as following:
- to equip youth workers in knowledge and skills regarding Storytelling as a tool for changing attitudes and behaviour of young people, as well as promoting important values among them;
- to develop participants practical skills in using Storytelling in most effective way;
- to share experience and lessons learnt (both of participants and organizations) in using stories while working with youth (even though we did not realize at that time that we tried Storytelling);
- to discover how Storytelling can be used in work of participants and activities of their organziations, in order to help them to achieve their goals;
- to become more aware of opportunities that Storytelling gives as a tool of non-formal education;
- to establish a network of organizations and youth workers who are interested in the future cooperation regarding using Storytelling as a tool for changing behaviours and attitudes of youth at risk of social exclusion.
All participants were chosen by each organization on the following criteria, agreed by all organizations:
- aged 18+ (no upper age limit);
- worker or avtive volunteer of our organization;
- knowledge of English that allow to actively participate in the project;
- person actively involved in the field of work with youth at risk of social exclusion within non-formal education;
- readiness to share their expertise and knowledge with other participants during the training;
- eagerness to share gained knowledge and skill with other youth workers in their organizations and local communities;
- strong motivation to promote tolerance in their local invironment.
Programme and action:
Erasmus+ KA1 youth exchange
Dates:
3-12 November 2017
Venue:
Wisła, Poland
Number of participants:
Participating countries:
- Bulgaria
- Greece
- Hungary
- Italy
- Lithuania
- Macedonia
- Poland
- Romania
- Spain