training course
​"Don't fear the refugee"

What?

The Training course will highlight the importance of DIALOGUE (dialogical learning, the dialogical self) as a tool that can positively change the way we self-reflect and the way we deal with others.
Through workshops, study visit, guest speakers, simulation and storytelling session the course will analysethe notions of citizenship, identity, human rights and intercultural dialogue. 
The training will provide basic tools to decipher hate speech, to encourage self-reflection, to activate international solidarity, to ignite youth participation and to advocate for inclusion through a human rights-based approach to the refugee crisis.

When?

Where?

To Who?
From 28th October to 5th November of 2017
The Training Course will take place in Cascais, Portugal. The participants are going to stay at "Nice Way Hostel Cascais" during all the programme duration.
- Young people, youth workers or any other person interested in the topic of migration, refugee crises and human rights;
- From 18 to 35 years old;
- From Portugal (national and/or resident)

How much?

To be a participant of this training course you have to be a member o Rota Jovem - that means that after your application, if you are selected to attend the training you have to fill in our membership form and pay an anual membership fee of 12€ (1€/month). If you are already a member, you should make sure that you paid your anual membership fee.
Plus you have to pay a participation fee of 13€.

Context of the project - Migration and Otherness

Rota Jovem in collaboration with other organizations from Armenia, Lebanon, Spain, Greece, Ukraine, Macedonia (FYROM) Hungary, Bulgaria and Serbia is organizing an Erasmus+ multi measure project around the topic of migration, identity and human rights. “Migration and Otherness” is the name of the project and we had an Youth Exchange and now we are going to have a Training course in Portugal.
We aim at discussing the issues of (forced) migration, refugees and the changes in societies that are now shaping European Union, analysing how notions of citizenship, cultural insecurity and fear of otherness have impacted on personal and community lives, policies and mostly mentalities and how basic democratic values are being disregarded. We wish to bring up the importance of DIALOGUE (dialogical learning, the dialogical self) and how it can change positively the way we self-reflect and the way we deal with others. We hope to contribute to a bigger awareness regarding intercultural and interreligious dialogue, self-reflection, to provide basic tools to decipher hate speech and most of all to develop a feeling of a shared humanity based on international solidarity and cooperation.
Do you have any questions? Send them to [email protected]