We are happy to announce that the work on the project continues and the COVID pandemic can't stop us!
Youth
New pathways of youth to labour market through lifestyle self – employment
labour market; self-employment; young people; lifestyle entrepreneurship
Social Entrepreneurship and Innovative Solutions
labour market, social entrepreneurship, innovation, young people, youth workers
#YouEU – Harnessing the pot ential of digital tools to strengthen youth participation in EU democratic life
youth, Europe, digital tools, democratic life, active citizenship, e-democracy
Global Artists - Social and Labour Entrepreneurship with young artists
innovation, entrepreneurship, creativity, artDue to the limited opportunities for contacts due to quarantine, the Association used every opportunity to expand the geography of youth workers in the country working on the project.
The Multiplier Event in Bulgaria was conducted in the middle of June 2020 in Municipal Complex for Young People in Chepelare, Bulgaria.
On July 10th in the Europe Hall of the Ramada Hotel in Sofia, Bulgaria, the KMS project was presented to a wide audience - more than 50 trainers from various forms of education in Bulgaria during the annual conference of the Association, during which the results of completed and current projects are presented.
The topic of the project is extremely relevant in Bulgaria, and the approach to educational and preventive actions by trained peers was widely discussed during the conference breaks. The ready-made training methods from the first intellectual product also aroused interest.
We are happy to announce that the SELF-E website is ready you can find it here: http://self-e.lpf.lt/
We are happy to announce that the Rural Lab-Y Website has been developed!
The work on the project MindtheGaps – “Media Literacy towards Youth Social Inclusion” is moving forward.
One of the first tasks for the creation of a #young media literacy handbook is the conduction of national research on #young people (15-18 years) in the risk of exclusion and their needs in terms of #media literacy, #digital inclusion and #critical thinking. The partners from Bulgaria, Portugal, Turkey and Norway are disseminating questionnaires that also target teachers and school managers who will provide their reflection based on filed experience.
Despite the objective obstacles that quarantine creates for the project, for full communication with the target groups, the modern means of communication, which are also the subject of the project, help to gather information and prepare the content of the educational modules.
Research in partner countries has shown that the qualities that youth workers need to have in order to work successfully with their peers are not insignificant and are quite diverse, especially when it comes to a multicultural environment. The first graduates of "Youth Workers" of the University of Veliko Tarnovo will be in 2022. That is why the training modules on the project come to the aid of the current ones working with youths. The topics, content and exercises can be found on the project website www.keepmesafe.EU