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Eurodesk Awards 2020 Project Catalogue 2020 PROJECT CATALOGUE • PROJECT CATALOGUE • PROJECT CATALOGUE • 50 PROJECTS • 15 COUNTRIES • 4 WINNERS • 50 PROJECTS • 15 COUNTRIES • 4 WINNERS • 50 PROJECTS • 15 COUNTRIES • 4 WINNERS • PROJECT CATALOGUE Edit and design: Zsolt Marton Published by Eurodesk Brussels Link Rue aux Fleurs 32 1000 Brussels Belgium [email protected] eurodesk.eu This publication is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial- NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. EURODESK AWARDS 2020 PROJECT CATALOGUE ABOUT EURODESK Eurodesk unites a network of over 1600 youth experts in 36 countries under a mission to raise awareness among young people on learning mobility opportunities and to encourage them to become active citizens. As a support organisation to Erasmus+, Eurodesk makes information on learning mobility comprehensive and accessible to young people and those who work with them. ABOUT THE EURODESK AWARDS The Eurodesk Awards started out in 2011 with a mission to collect Eurodesk youth workers’ (multipliers) most relevant, innovative, empowering and impactful projects from the local level and highlitght them as a source of inspiration for their peers, and towards decision-makers at national and European level. In 2020, the initiative received 50 projects from 15 countries. The projects competed for four awards: MOST MOST MOST EURODESK EMPOWERING INCLUSIVE CREATIVE NETWORK INFORMATION INFORMATION INFORMATION PRIZE PROJECT PROJECT PROJECT WINNER The winners of the first three categories were decided by a jury panel: SABINE MATHIEU INGRIDA VERHEYEN ORPHANIDES JOTKAITE Member of the European Policy Officer, DG EAC, Eurodesk President Parliament (EPP), Chair of European Commission the CULT Committee KATARINA TAJANA MILOVIC MOHNACKI Board Member, Vice-President, European Youth Press Erasmus Student Network The Eurodesk Network Prize was selected by Eurodesk National Coordinators. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT EURODESK.EU. 5 EURODESK AWARDS 2020 PROJECT CATALOGUE LIST OF PROJECTS EURODESK TOUR 8 PERGIOVE! SUBURBS, YOUTH, VOLUNTEERING, EUROPE 9 BREAKING THE BARRIERS! 10 FCM YOUTH MOBILITY MAKERS 11 PLAYIN’CLUSIVE 12 BOOST YOUR FUTURE 13 MUSEO FACILE DA LEGGERE 14 EUROPEAN U 15 LOST IN TRANSLATION 16 GET UP, GO AND EXPLORE! 17 EUROSTORIES 18 PRESENTATION OF TUNISIA 19 WITHOUT MONEY 20 THE RE-IMAGINERS 21 PATH OF HOPES 22 LET YOUR CREATIVITY OUT 23 EDUCATIONAL DIGITAL TREASURE HUNT 24 TIME TO MOVE AND LEARN ABOUT KARLOVO AND EUROPE! 25 TASTE OF EURODESK 26 EQUALITY FOR US: TIME TO MOVE 27 RACONTE-MOI L’EUROPE... QUAND T’AVAIS 20 ANS 28 CHITCHAT WITH YOUTH - FOR YOUTH ABOUT YOUTH 29 LIFE AFTER ESK 30 INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DAY CONTRIBUTION 31 YOUNGSTER ON THE PATH OF VOLUNTEERING 32 EXPERIMENTING YOUTH PARTICIPATION 33 “MIT GÜLSAH INS AUSLAND” 34 “WHAT TO DO WITH MY LIFE?” 35 FROM 1950 TO TODAY - THE ADVANTAGES OF BEING EUROPEAN CITIZEN 36 I LABORATORI DI MOVIDINDI - MOVIDINDI’S WORKSHOPS 37 ECO-FRIENDLY FESTIVAL TOUR 38 ACE OF MOBILITY 39 PROMOTING ERASMUS+ THROUGH VR 40 6 DISCOVER MY CITY 41 #TIMETOMOVE STREET DEBATE 42 YOU DO HAVE A CHOICE! 43 EURODESK TREASURE HUNT 2019 44 VIDEO CONTEST AND AWARD CEREMONY: “WHAT KIND OF EUROPE I WANT?” 45 THE DEAD SHAKESPEARE’S TEAHOUSE 46 THE PROTECTION OF GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS AND TRADITIONAL SPECIALITY GUARANTEED IN THE EUROPEAN UNION LAW 47 MYEU - YOUTH IN THE MOVE PORTAL TO ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP OF THE EUROPEAN UNION 48 YOUTH POLICIES MEETING 49 EMPOWERING REFUGEES AND ASYLUM SEEKERS 50 EUROPEAN YOUTH WEEK 51 BRIGHT PEER MENTORS 52 YEA (YOUTH, ECOLOGY AND ART) 53 LET’S PLAY WITH ENGLISH! - APÉRITIFS IN ENGLISH 54 YOUTH UNITED THROUGH CULTURE 55 PUB QUIZZES: ALL THINGS EUROPE 56 COMMUNITY BOARDS OUTREACH 57 MOST EMPOWERING MOST CREATIVE INFORMATION PROJECT INFORMATION PROJECT HONOURABLE MENTION MOST INCLUSIVE EURODESK NETWORK PRIZE INFORMATION PROJECT WINNER EURODESK AWARDS 2020 PROJECT CATALOGUE MOST EURODESK TOUR EMPOWERING INFORMATION Europe4Youth PROJECT Poland Europe4Youth Association was established The aims of the project were to promote in order to create the platform for young youth mobility, civic engagement and people for participation in civil society at social initiative among young people in the the local, national and European level, cities, as well as produce online materials to broaden their horizons and to help in to carry out social media activities within their self-development by enabling them the Time to Move campaign. As a result, to participate in national and international Europe4Youth talked to over 500 young youth projects, and also encouraging them people directly informing them about to organising such projects by themselves. youth opportunities. They developed a movie and they created their photo stock Eurodesk Tour was a part of Eurodesk’s to be used by all Eurodesk information Time to Move campaign based on points. The last day of the trip after the a literal approach to mobility - they project management workshop in Kraków organised a road trip with a Eurodesk they carried out 5 youth projects aimed at bus driving young people around 4 promoting youth information developed by Eurodesk information points in Poland young people. for 4 days. The bus stopped in Kraków, Mińsk Mazowiecki, Lublin and Rzeszów. Europe4Youth aimed to make youth WWW.EUROPE4YOUTH.EU information closer to young people so they directly engaged a group of young people to co-organise the information event in each city. Each city hosted a different event with a different focus and the Eurodesk bus was collecting 5 young people in each city, culminating in Kraków with 25 people. 8 EURODESK AWARDS 2020 PROJECT CATALOGUE MOST PERGIOVE! INCLUSIVE INFORMATION SUBURBS, YOUTH, PROJECT VOLUNTEERING, EUROPE Associazione Volontariato in initiatives for prisoners; a street art workshop in cooperation with Torino (Vol.To) the Guerrilla Spam group, whose Italy results were an authorised mural painting and the drafting of the map of an imaginary island, but The PERGIOVE! project had the mission of representing the “District 5”; creating innovation and social development Eurodesk presentations about in a specific area of the City of Turin, the so- mobility opportunities abroad in called “District 5”. It is a suburban area with the high schools of “District 5”; problems of marginalisation, poverty, and a Volunteering@school: meetings high youth unemployment rate. about the values and the importance of volunteering, held The specific objectives of the project in the high schools of “District 5”; were to empower disadvantaged young DisAbility: experiences of “Flipped people belonging to families in hardship by Classroom” for teachers and informing them with mobility opportunities organisation of an event dedicated abroad as an occasion of social redemption; to the schools on occasion of the to provide tools and services to associations, 2019 International Day of People schools and young people to facilitate with Disability (IDPwD). initiatives addressed at the local community; 4. ProjecTO: application for a Solidarity to sensitise a group of young people about Project within the European issues of social relevance (prison, disability, Solidarity Corps programme, carried migration and cultural contamination); and out by a working group, already to accompany a group of young people involved in the other activities of in the creation of a project explaining the “PerGioVE!”. added value of the European Union. The project resulted in 2981 consultancies The PERGIOVE! team started to outline four at the “Welfare desk”; 221 disadvantaged specific actions with different activities: young people asked information at the “Vol.To and Eurodesk Point”; the street art 1. Creation of a “Welfare desk”, with workshop involved 24 young people residing the aim to orientate families in in the “District 5” of Torino; 6 Eurodesk hardship. presentations were held in the high schools 2. Activation of a “Vol.To and of “District 5”, involving 255 students; Eurodesk Point”, aimed at providing a group of 12 young people involved in orientation to volunteering, European Solidarity Corps; 539 young information on European mobility. people generally involved in the various 3. “Focus on District 5”, specific activities of PERGIOVE!. activities for young people from “District 5” such as information meetings about the Prison of Turin WWW.VOLONTARIATOTORINO.IT and the possibility of volunteering 9 EURODESK AWARDS 2020 PROJECT CATALOGUE BREAKING THE MOST CREATIVE BARRIERS! INFORMATION PROJECT Alfa Albona Croatia Association Alfa Albona is a non-profit Given that each activity was built on the and non-political association of young previous task and they were also time- people, established in 2011 to promote sensitive, the players needed to work as the interests and activities of youth. Their team, build a strategy together, and apply main fields of focus are youth information, several different skills such as critical mobility of young people, youth workers thinking, active listening and creativity and social entrepreneurship. Beside that, in order to finish the game. The activity the NGO is active in the sphere of youth aimed to be fun, thrilling and encouraged work in general, non-formal education, thinking outside the box while tackling human rights, culture and volunteering. the main topics. It gives the space for debriefing process and knowledge transfer The project “Breaking the Barriers” was with the aim to empower young people revolving around a 30-minute timed to raise the level of their involvement in strategy game where a group of young
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