The handbook was developed by a team of authors from the Eastern European Network for
Citizenship Education (EENCE) in the framework of the project “Promoting Diversity”, which
is implemented by the EENCE Network Working Group “Citizenship Education in Working
with Discriminated Groups”, supported by the Federal Agency for Citizenship Education
(Bundeszentrale für Politische Bildung) and funded by the German Federal Foreign Office.

Read also: https://eence.eu/2022/12/19/overcoming-discrimination-specifics-of-organizing-and-conducting-educational-activities-to-prevent-and-combat-discrimination/

Сообщение Overcoming Discrimination: Specific of Organising and Conducting Educational Activities to Prevent and Combat Discrimination появились сначала на Eastern European Network for Citizenship Education.

When?
December 20, 2022, 18:00 Kyiv time (Kyiv, Chisinau: 18:00; Minsk: 19:00; Baku, Yerevan, Tbilisi: 20:00). Duration – 90 minutes.

Where?
Online meeting on the Zoom platform.

Who are we inviting?
All people from the Eastern Partnership countries interested in the topic, and especially those who work in the field of civic education. Working languages – Ukrainian, Belarusian, English. If necessary, we will support and translate each other.

Why?
• You will be the first to see the manual “Overcoming Discrimination: Specifics of Organizing and Conducting Educational Activities to Prevent and Combat Discrimination”.
• You will be able to communicate in an informal atmosphere with the authors of the manual on preventing and combating discrimination, organizing and conducting educational events.
• In an informal atmosphere, you will make useful contacts with actors of civic education from the Eastern Partnership countries.

Who host?
Moderators of the presentation:
– Nazarii Boiarskyi, Democratic Initiatives Incubator NGO, member of the Trainers’ Pool of the Council of Europe, independent expert of the Eastern European Network for Citizenship Education (EENCE), co-author and co-editor of the manual “Overcoming Discrimination: Specifics of Organizing and Conducting Educational Activities to Prevent and Combat Discrimination”.
– Helga Melnyk, psychologist, member of the board of the Eastern European Association for Citizenship Education (EENCE), co-editor of the manual “Overcoming Discrimination: Specifics of Organizing and Conducting Educational Activities to Prevent and Combat Discrimination”.

How to participate?
Before December 20, fill out a short questionnaire: https://forms.gle/qhrbJPEpFfGFgGDC7 

After registration, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about entering the platform.

The online meeting is organized by the NGO “Democratic Initiatives Incubator” (Ukraine) within the framework of the project “Encouraging Diversity”, which is implemented by the Working group of the EENCE Network “Citizenship education in work with discriminated groups“ supported by the Federal Agency for Civic Education (Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung) using funds appropriated by the Federal Foreign Office, Germany

Сообщение Overcoming Discrimination: Specifics of Organizing and Conducting Educational Activities to Prevent and Combat Discrimination появились сначала на Eastern European Network for Citizenship Education.

Citizenship education and the strengthening of civil society structures do loom large. Nevertheless the relevant infrastructures in many countries of the Eastern Partnership and Russia are only weakly defined, the work of citizenship educators and other actors is often even political limited. 

To strengthen and professionalizing the citizenship education, the focus group “Citizenship Education in Eastern Europe” was initiated as a part of the NECE-network in 2015.

Meanwhile a vital network with large multiplier effects, a constant contact and transnational project ideas could develop. Through the establishment and expansion of the network of citizenship educators, the cooperation on a project basis and through the exchange both within the countries of the Eastern Partnership and Russia and with further experts from the NECE context cooperation contacts arise.

A long-term experience and knowledge exchange will be established through the jointly performed projects. The activities serve the expansion of the work of the focus group and the stabilization of the cooperation relationships within the network and with experts from the EU (inter alia Germany).

The following documents and texts show you the results of the EENCE’s work in the last yers

Сообщение Citizenship Education in Eastern Europe: Status and Future Trends появились сначала на Eastern European Network for Citizenship Education.