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Engaging Marginalised Youth for Sustainability (EMYS)
Project: 101051370 — EMYS — ERASMUS-YOUTH-2021-YOUTH-TOG Engaging Marginalised Youth for Sustainability (EMYS) is a two-year project which aims to trigger the motivation and enhance the capacity of young people to take actions and implement initiatives on local, regional, national and European level. By doing so, young people will become change makers equipped to advocate and deal with the challenges they face in their communities but also on a European level. Our goals To create networks and coalitions among youth organizations, young people and activists in youth movements across the EUSupport youngsters in creating grassroots initiatives and youth-led projectsEmpower marginalized and underrepresented youth to become informed decision makers and change makers in their communitiesPromote transcultural cooperation as a solution to the global crisis of climate changeExplore and develop NFE methods and techniquesCultivate lobbying and advocacy competencies among young peopleEnhance cross-sector innovation and collaboration with young people Last November a training for workers took place in Austria, which was attended by 5 volunteers from our association, focused on working with young people on the island. In this training they discussed the problems faced by young people in the different European countries that are part of the collaboration for this project, they also learned non-formal education dynamics and techniques that they can put into practice in their lives or work.
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