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SUMMARY:Learning Lab(oratory) Training Course (30.03-6.04.2022\, Poland)
DESCRIPTION:Learning Lab(oratory): quality non-formal education in the digital world\nThe idea\n \n\nWith the Learning Lab(oratory) project\, we aim to improve the quality of non-formal and informal learning aspects of volunteering activities in our organisations\, in both physical and online formats.\n\n \n\nWe are a partnership of 9 organisations: SCI Austria\, CVS Bulgaria\, SCI Belgium\, SCI Germany\, CID North Macedonia\, SCI Poland\, Para Onde? Portugal\, VCV Serbia\, Zavod Voluntariat – SCI Slovenia.\n\n \n\nWhy do we do it?\n\n \n\n 	we all want to maintain a high quality of our non-formal activities (workshops\, webinars\, workcamps…);\n 	for this\, we need to ensure constant training of less experienced volunteers and activists;\n 	our organisations are learning how to adapt to the new world of digital education and volunteering;\n 	we want to better include persons with fewer opportunities in our activities – also through the new online formats.\n\n \nThe activities\n \n\nThe project has 5 main components:\n\n \n\n 	Learning Lab(oratory) Training Course (30.03-6.04.2022\, Poland) on organising and running high-quality learning activities in both in-person and online environments.\n 	Three thematic webinars (4-6.2022) on inclusion\, digital learning and impact measurement.\n 	Learning Lab(oratory) Pro Training Course (7-14.07.2022\, Bulgaria) – getting more in-depth on the topics of inclusion and new tools and trends in learning and development.\n 	Practice time (4-9.2022) – organising learning activities on a local level.\n 	Publishing resources for educators (9-10.2022) – Facilitator’s Cards and Infographic for Inclusion.\n\n \nJoin our free training course on quality learning!\n \n\nWe are ready to invite you to join a one-week training course “Learning Lab(oratory)”\, which will take place between 30.03 and 6.04.2022 in Poznań\, Poland.\n\n \n\n 	Are you interested in non-formal education?\n 	Are you willing to develop your facilitation skills?\n 	Do you want to learn more about how to provide high-quality non-formal activities (workshops\, webinars\, workcamps\, training courses…)?\n 	Are you motivated to explore more about online facilitation and digital tools?\n 	Are you committed to organising more inclusive educational events?\n 	Are you a resident of Austria\, Bulgaria\, Belgium\, Germany\, North Macedonia\, Poland\, Portugal\, Serbia or Slovenia?\n 	Are you ready to meet amazing people from 9 countries\, make new friendships and get inspired by their ideas and projects?\n 	Would you like to combine city and nature\, staying a week at the lakeside with an all-year ski slope and thermal baths\, yet just 3 km from the charming Poznań Old Town?\n 	And all this with no or little cost?!\n\n \n\nIf your answers are “Yes\, this is me!”\, then…\n\n \n\n… we have an offer for you!! 🙂\n\n \n\nRead our call for participants and apply for the course .\n\n \n\nDeadline for applications: 13.02.2022\, 23:59 CET.\n\n \nThe resources\n \n\nWe are working on 2 resources for educators and volunteer coordinators that will support high-quality\, inclusive learning processes in your projects.\n\n \n\n 	Facilitator’s Cards – a checklist on how to organise a good learning process. They will include important/key aspects of organising any learning process (from needs analysis to concrete activities and evaluation). Each card will tackle a different step of the process. There will be some useful information on the card topic\, and a possibility to write personal notes. The cards will be laminated and envisaged for multiple usage thanks to the wet-erasable technology used.\n 	Infographic on Inclusion – it will tackle the topic of how to make our non-formal learning activities more inclusive. It will collect and summarize the practical information and tips & tricks shared during the project activities and will give specific advice on how to equally include participants with fewer opportunities.\n\n \n\nWe will launch these resources during the Open Webinar in October 2022.\n\n \nThe team\n \n\nThe project coordinators are Gośka Tur (SCI Poland) and Natalie Jivkova (CVS Bulgaria). You can contact them at learning@poland.sci.ngo.\n\n \nThe donor\n \n\nOur project is co-funded by the European Union. We are very thankful for making our idea possible to realise thanks to this support!\n\n \n\nProject number 2021-1-PL01-KA153-YOU-000018791
URL:https://www.sciaustria.org/event/learning-laboratory-training-course-30-03-6-04-2022-poland/
LOCATION:Poznań\, Poland
CATEGORIES:Trainings & Seminare,Upcoming events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220410
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220417
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SUMMARY:The Gender Effect
DESCRIPTION:International training\, 10-16 April 2022 in Rom (Italy)\nAbout the Project \nLet’s talk about gender! A few years ago\, research about gender-based discrimination within SCI\nvolunteering camps was published and it showed the many ways how gender oppression/\ndiscrimination/ violence/ etc. exist within our projects. In many projects\, we still face a sexist division of\nwork\, sexual harassment\, sexist and queerphobic jokes or sometimes also just a lack of awareness\naround gender and LGBTQIA-related issues. How do we react to this? How can we create safer spaces? \nWhat you can expect from this training: \n\nmore awareness around what gender-based discrimination and violence is\nqueerfeminist educational and conflict resolution tools to adress gender-based conflict (e.g. microaggressions\, sexism\, etc.)\nnon-formal education methods to address gender in volunteering and youth projects\nself-reflection about your own practice as a coordinator/organiser/activist\nsharing best practices with other coordinators\, organisers and activists\ngetting to know many great people from around Europe and Southwest Asia\n\nOutcome: In addition to the above\, in this training\, we want to create guidelines for camp coordinators\nto address gender-based discrimination. The guidelines will be published as an addition to the existing\nSCI toolkit around gender “Free to be you and me”. \nCOVID-19 during the training \nAt this point\, we assume that it will be possible to organize the training in person in Italy in April\, but we\nwill have to see how the situation around COVID-19 develops. We will ask all participants to be fully\nprotected from COVID-19 (e.g. vaccinated with booster shot\, recently recovered from COVID-19). We\nwill have a hygiene concept for the group during the training and will follow all regulations by the\nauthorities. \nParticipant’s profile \nThe project aims to gather 26 participants (1-2 per partner organization). The participants will be youth\nworkers\, trainers as well as staff\, activists\, camp coordinators and active volunteers from volunteering\norganizations. All participants selected for this project should meet the following criteria \n\nbe 18 years old or older\nbe able to work in English\nbe interested in the training topics and have a strong motivation to act as a multiplier\nable to attend for the full duration of the training\nIf somehow possible and feasible\, be committed to come to the training without flying\, and to\ntravel instead by overland route.\n\nWe explicitly encourage participants of all classes\, educational backgrounds\, genders\, sexual\norientations\, abilities and ethnic backgrounds to apply. Unfortunately\, the venue is not wheelchair-\naccessible. \nLogistics\, financial conditions and sustainability \nSimple life: The training will take place in La Città dell’Utopia in Rome\, which is a community house with\nsimple living conditions. You will sleep in a room shared with few other people.\nMoney\, money\, money: We can cover all essential costs of the program (including food\, travel costs up\nto a maximum amount per country\, visa costs\, accommodation and training) through a European project\ngrant by Erasmus+. Your sending organisation might ask for a small participation fee.\nSustainable food: The food we provide will be vegan/vegetarian. This is not just a practical decision\, but\nalso an ideological one: SCI believes in the values of sustainability and climate justice – and if we want to\ncontribute to a more peaceful planet\, we need to give up on industrialized animal agriculture and its\ndestructive effects on our planet. In the application form you can tell us\, if you have any diets\, allergies\nor intolerances that we should be aware of.\nSustainable travels?: This is also why we ask you to come to this training through more sustainable\nmeans of transport rather than flying (e.g. by train or bus)\, if somehow possible. We will give you more\nguidance on how you can reach the venue\, once you are accepted to the training. \nHow to apply? \nFill pit the Application Form and send it to Mirna on: coordination.sciaustria@gmail.com. All those accepted will later receive a detailed infosheet (incl. info on how to get to the venue\, how to book your travels\, more info about the agenda of the project). First deadline for applying is 20 February 2022. \nContact \nIf you have any questions regarding the project and your application\, don’t hesitate to contact Thomas\nthomas.schallhart@buwa-kollektiv.de or Judith judith.sander@buwa-kollektiv.de\nWe are looking forward to your application 
URL:https://www.sciaustria.org/event/the-gender-effect/
LOCATION:LA CITTÀ DELL’UTOPIA\, Via Valeriano\, 3f\, Roma\, Roma\, 00145\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Trainings & Seminare,Upcoming events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220416
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220424
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SUMMARY:Training: Play for Peace
DESCRIPTION:A critical Look at Games in educational Work\n16th to 23rd April 2022\, Sonthofen\, Germany\nThe project\nGames and Energizers are very present in the activities of international Peace and Volunteering Organisations\, like SCI and its partners. They are used in volunteer camps to bring the group together\, and to work on contents during seminars and trainings. There is hardly any volunteering group that does not play games during their projects. But why are we actually using these games? And what should we consider when playing? \nGames in educational work got institutionalised without considerably reflecting their use\, their advantages\, and their\nchallenges. On the one hand\, games can be very helpful and useful in the seminar context. On the other hand\, they\ncan be criticised regarding the reproduction of stereotypes or as violating the personal space of participants. To debate the role of games in volunteering activities\, SCI Germany organises this project aimed at trainers\, youth\nworkers\, group coordinators and volunteers. The project consists of 5 parts: 2 on-site activities and decentralised\npreparation\, implementation and follow-up activities. \nThis call for applications comprises the first three parts: \nThe Training from 16th to 23rd April with its online preparation period and the implementation and reflection period during summer 2022. However\, we recommend a participation in all 5 parts of the project \n\nOnline-Preparation Phase (starting mid march\, 1 month before the training)\nProject participants will receive the most important information for the project activities beforehand. This includes\ntasks for the individual preparation as well as questions and tasks to reflect upon.\nTraining (16th to 23rd April 2022)\nDuring the training in Germany\, the participants learn about the basics of the usage of games in educational work. The training will provide a basis for deeper discussion and reflection on problems and advantages of games with a critical perspective on power relations. Obviously\, in this training we will play a lot in order to add practical experience to the theoretical approach. The main topics of the training are:\nusage of games and energizers (why/why not?)\npeaceful playing for peace\nroles of facilitators/trainers/group coordinators\nhumour and fun in educational work\ngender-sensitive use of games and energizers\nstereotypes and discrimination in games\npros and cons of the gamification of educational work\n(dis-)advantages of educational games online\nfirst reflection on the content of a manual on peaceful playing in educational work\nImplementation and Reflection Period\nThe participants use the knowledge they have gained during the training to implement critical points and ideas on how to use games more carefully in their youth activities (e.g. in international Workcamps). They are asked to do a small personal reflection on each game they facilitated during their activities.\nOther Activities of the Project: As 4th part and 2nd activity of the Play for Peace project\, we plan another seminar in Serbia in autumn 2022. Participants will reflect upon their experiences with the games during their interim activities and discuss them further to develop a manual. Afterwards\, there will be a Follow-up Period to finalise the project outputs and start implementing new project ideas. There will be a separate registration for Activity 2. Participants of Activity 1 will be accepted for the seminar with priority.\n\nAll activities will be held in English language \nCall for applications\nThe Venue \nThe seminar will take place in the youth house “FUB der Falken Sonthofen”: https://fub-sonthofen.de/. It is a house\nowned by a socialist youth organisations and located in Sonthofen in the southern part of Germany around 2 hours\ntrain ride from Munich. Sonthofen is well connected to public transport and the house is very close to a lake and to\nthe mountains. \nThe Team \nThe seminar will be facilitated by an experience team of trainers of SCI: Marie Rolf\, Simon* Jakob and Hasna El Hiyani \nAims of the project \n\nCritically reflect on games used in non-formal education through sensibilisation for different forms of discrimination as well as safer spaces to create more inclusive youth and volunteering projects.\nRaise awareness and understanding of intersectional perspectives (global justice\, gender\, class\, race\, inclusion\, climate justice) when facilitating and organising youth projects by developing and sharing inclusive\, diverse and power-critical games\nUnderstand the role of peace and human rights in games in educational work\nImprove the quality of NFE instruments that can be used in future events\, projects\, trainings\, seminars and general meetings\nProvide youth workers with tools and methods for power-critical\, inclusive and peaceful games in educational work\nCreate a manual for games in educational work\, that includes underlying concepts\, shared experiences with safe spaces in games and guidelines for peaceful playing\nCreate more and stronger alliances and solidarity in the peace and volunteering movement\n\nOutcome \nInspiration for manual–contents: NFE methods about peaceful playing\, critical look on gamification of educational work\, tips and tricks for inclusive and sensitive games in educational work \nConcept and kick-off for research implantation period \nMethods \nWe’re going to use a broad variety of non-formal education methods\, such as world cafe\, snowball discussions\, re-\nsearch\, silent exhibition\, simulation games\, theatre\, visual harvesting\, arts\, energizers\, role games\, team building ac-\ntivities and more. As this training is about peaceful playing we will use many games and energizer methods in this training for critical reflection. \nParticipants Profile\nEveryone who comes to this seminar should… \n\nbe vaccinated against Covid 19 or recovered (obligation)\nideally be an active member and be involved in the process and decision structures of their sending organisation\nhave some experience in international group works as participant or better as trainer/facilitator or group\ncoordinator\nbe interested in learning more about the use of games in groups and to discuss this critically\nbe aware of power structures and be able to approach them both sensitively and critically\nbe committed to abstain from flying\, but travel to the event via overland route instead;\nbe committed to spreading their new skills and competences to their sending branches\, e.g. via a workshop\nor a camp coordinator training.\nallow time and ideas for both the seminar and the finalisation phase;\nideally be motivated to participate actively in the production of the outcomes and in the implementation\nperiod\nhave sufficient English language skills (spoken and written);\n\nPlease note that there will be opportunities to visit Sonthofen and it surroundings\, but that this is not a “getting to know the region” project. On some days the seminar also foresees evening sessions. \nLogistics\, financial conditions and sustainability \nSimple life: The seminar will take place in a seminar house with simple living conditions. You will sleep in a room shared with few other people. \nMoney\, money\, money: We can cover all essential costs of the program (including vegan food\, travel costs up to a maximum amount per distance (maximum travel reimbursement amounts: 10-99 km = 20 Euro\, 100-499 km = 180 Euro\, 500-1999 km = 275 Euro\, 2000-2999 km = 360 Euro)\, visa costs\, accommodation\, and seminar) through a European project grant by Erasmus+. Your sending organisation might ask for a small participation fee. The costs will be reimbursed to you after submission of a complete expenditure summary and original receipts after project completion. \nSustainable food: The food provided by the house will be vegan. This is not just a practical decision\, but also an ideological one: SCI believes in the values of sustainability and climate justice – and if we want to contribute to a more peaceful planet\, we need to give up on industrialized animal agriculture and its destructive effects on our planet. \nSustainable travels?: This is also why we ask you to come to this seminar through more sustainable means of transport rather than flying (e.g. by train or bus)\, if somehow possible. Sonthofen is easy to reach with (night) trains and busses via Munich or Ulm from many places. We will give you more guidance on how you can reach the venue once you are accepted to the training. \nHow to apply:\nPlease send your application for the Play for Peace Project via this application form until 30.01.2022. After we accept your application\, you will receive a detailed infosheet. \nCovid19 Regulations \nPlease be advised that due to the pandemic and related measures\, there may be changes. We ask you not to book\nyour trip before we have informed you that the training will take place at the planned location. We will let you know\nabout this about four weeks before the seminar starts. \nFor the protection of all participants on site\, we will only accept participants who are fully vaccinated with one vac-\ncine accepted by the German government and the last dose (second or third) is not older than 360 days: \nBioNtech/Pfizer Comirnaty/BNT162b2/Tozinameran\nAstraZeneca/Covieshield/R-CoVI\nModerna\nJohnson/Janssen + a second dose with another vaccine from one of the above\nIf you’re recovered\, you need a Covid-19 recovery certificate. This is valid until 6month (180days) after your positive PCR test. After 6 month you need one vaccination shot with one of the vaccines\, mentioned above. This is valid 360 days after the vaccination\, then you need a second dose.\nWe will also ask you to bring your own supply of FFP2 masks and a certificate of a negative Covid19 rapid test result no older than 48 hours (no exceptions). If the current situation in April forces us to do so\, we will either do it online on the same days or postpone this seminar to another date and will inform you immediately. Upon confirmation\, you are responsible to ensure that your trip complies with the latest recommendations of the health authorities regarding the spread of Covid19. For Germany\, the regulations of the ministry of health apply. \nWe are looking forward to your application \nThe coordinating team – Britta\, Marie & Simon*\nFor any questions contact: simon.jakob@sci-d.de
URL:https://www.sciaustria.org/event/training-play-for-peace/
LOCATION:FUB der Falken Sonthofen
CATEGORIES:Trainings & Seminare,Upcoming events
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SUMMARY:Be the Change you want to see [Training Course / Poznań\, Poland]
DESCRIPTION:The Idea\n\n\n\n \n\nIn SCI\, we care about the high quality of our workcamps and other non-formal activities\, and we share the need to monitor the results of our work\, to know which approaches work and bring change to our audience.\n\n \n\nWith the “Be the Change you want to see” project\, we want to turn knowledge on the benefits of impact measurement into regular practice – first for our participating organisations\, and then for an ever-growing circle of European youth NGOs!\n\n \n\nWe are a partnership of 9 organisations: SCI Austria\, CVS Bulgaria\, SCI Catalunya\, KVT Finland\, SCI Germany\, Utilapu Hungary\, SCI Poland\, Para Onde? Portugal\, Zavod Voluntariat – SCI Slovenia.\n\n \n\nWhy do we do it?\n\n \n\n 	we do care about the high quality of our workcamps and other non-formal activities\,\n 	we share the need to monitor the results of our work\, to know which approaches work – and which ones are maybe taking a lot of effort\, time\, and money\, but they do not bring any change to our audience\,\n 	both donors and participants ask about impact – they want professional analysis\, numbers\, proof of evidence\, success stories…\n 	simple yet trustworthy systems to measure the outcomes and impact of our work would help us a lot\,\n 	we all know the importance of impact measurement… but we are always so busy and jumping from one project to project\, and without a consolidated effort we might never be able to focus on impact measurement!\n\n \nThe activities\n\n\n\n \n\nThe project has 6 main components:\n\n \n\n 	“Be the Change you want to see” Training Course (20-26.04.2022\, Poznań\, Poland) on how to measure the impact of our activities\, with the emphasis on workcamps.\n 	Thematic webinars (4-5.2022) on impact measurement essentials\, including its practical side in a voluntary organisation\, its benefits and challenges.\n 	Practice phase (5-8.2022) – organising and running impact measurement of at least one activity (e.g. a workcamp) in each country.\n 	Peer support groups and consultations (5-11.2022) including mastermind groups\, coaching\, and mentorship.\n 	“The Change we became” Training Course (15-18.09.2022\, Poznań\, Poland) – summing up the experience from the practice phase\, consolidating research results\, learning how to communicate the measurement outcomes to a wider audience through numbers and storytelling.\n 	Practical Guide to Impact Measurement in International Mobility Activities (10-11.2022) – publishing an electronic publication that will give practical and easy-to-comprehend advice on how to measure and communicate the impact of workcamps and other non-formal education activities.\n\n \nJoin our free training course on impact measurement!\n \n\nWe are ready to invite you to join a 6-day training course “Be the Change you want to see”\, which will take place 20-26.04.2022 in Poznań\, Poland.\n\n \n\n 	Do you agree that a well-organised activity for young people (a workcamp\, exchange\, training course…) can make a positive difference in the lives of its participants?\n 	Are you motivated to explore more about how to measure the impact of international voluntary activities?\n 	Would you be ready to become a changemaker who supports organisations in Europe so that they turn knowledge on the benefits of impact measurement into regular practice?\n 	Are you a resident of Austria\, Bulgaria\, Finland\, Germany\, Hungary\, Poland\, Portugal\, Slovenia or Spain?\n 	Are you ready to meet amazing people from 9 countries\, make new friendships and get inspired by their ideas and projects?\n 	Would you like to combine city and nature\, staying at the lakeside with an all-year ski slope and thermal baths\, yet just 3 km from the charming Poznań Old Town?\n 	And all this with no or little cost?!\n\n \n\nIf your answers are “Yes\, this is me!”\, then…\n\n \n\n… we have an offer for you!! 🙂\n\n \n\nRead our call for participants below and hit the ‘apply’ button!\n\n \n\nDeadline for applications: 6.03.2022\, 23:59 CET.\n\n \n\nLearn more about the Training Course\n\n \n\n\n\n \nPractical Guide on Impact Measurement\n\n\n\n \n\nWithin the project\, we are working on an electronic publication that will give practical and easy-to-comprehend advice on how to measure and communicate the results and impact of workcamps and other mobility activities.\n\n \n\nWe will launch the guide on 2nd October 2022 – the International Day of Non-Violence.\n\n \nResults\n\n\n\n \n\nThe planned results of the project include:\n\n \n\n 	around 40 trained leaders\, coordinators\, and youth workers\, with knowledge and skills allowing to conduct high-quality educational activities\, also in remote and hybrid mode;\n 	increased capacity of our 9 organisations in the topic of measuring and communicating impact\,\n 	ability to identify and invest in ways of organising international mobility activities (workcamps\, exchanges…) that bring the best results and lasting change on the participants\,\n 	proving that it is feasible to streamline impact measurement and communication of results into our regular practice\, and do it even with scarce resources\,\n 	at least 100 European youth organisations who will make use of the Practical Guide to Impact Measurement in International Youth MobilityActivities already in 2022\,\n 	not less than 1800 young people in 2023 who will be offered higher quality activities and life-changing experiences\, prepared in accordance with the recommendations based on the impact reports’ findings (and we can expect further snowball effect in the years that follow).\n\n \n\nThe famous quote by Mahatma Gandhi says “Be the change you want to see in the world”. We commit to be this change\, become the best examples in impact measurement and high-quality youth work – and help others change\, too!\n\n \nThe team\n\n\n\n \n\nThe project coordinators are Gośka Tur (SCI Poland) and Afroditi Deilogkou (SCI Impact Working Group). You can contact them at learning@poland.sci.ngo.\n\n \nThe donor\n\n\n\n \n\nOur project is co-funded by the European Union. We are very thankful for making our idea possible to realise thanks to this support!\n\n \n\nProject number 2021-1-PL01-KA153-YOU-000035713
URL:https://www.sciaustria.org/event/be-the-change-you-want-to-see-training-course-poznan-poland/
LOCATION:Poznań\, Poland
CATEGORIES:Trainings & Seminare,Upcoming events
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