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Join our project promoting active citizenship, intercultural awareness, and sustainable development among young people. Through innovative school-based projects, we aim to reshape life in our region. With the help of external partners, we work towards fostering social responsibility, entrepreneurship, and cultural dialogue. Our clusters focus on various themes like volunteerism, intercultural comparison, recycling awareness, and combating youth unemployment. By the end of 2013, we envision establishing school clusters, training teachers, engaging students, and sharing project outcomes with stakeholders across ten countries. Explore the Danube Region Project Portfolio for educational resources.
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Empowering Young People – Connecting Europe Re-shaping Life in our Region
Project AimsMotto: “Re-shaping Life in our Region” Development of innovative school-based projects promoting: • Active citizenship • Participation in civil society at national and regional level • Intercultural awareness through cross-cultural interaction • Sustainable development and entrepreneurship Together with external partners: NGOs, cultural institutions, artists, enterprises ...
Target Group 16 schools from ten countries
Cluster A - Active Citizenship “Supporting Vulnerable Groups in Society – Promoting Voluntarism among Students”: Developing knowledge, skills and attitudes of students to participate as volunteers in their local communities and raising their awareness for the situation of vulnerable groups
Cluster B - Cultural Dialogue “Stories of Everyday Life of Students in Four Countries – an Intercultural Comparison” Erasing frontiers by knowing our similarities and differences.
Cluster C -Sustainable Development “Kids Recycle - Awareness Raising Campaigns in Kindergartens for Recycling” Students raise awareness of children for sustainable development.
Cluster D - Social Responsibility and Entrepreneurship “Together for a Job - Youth Campaign against Youth Unemployment in the Danube Region”: A project to change the mind-sets of young people And to raise public awareness for youth unemployment.
Envisaged outcomes by the end of 2013 • Four regional school clusters have been established • 32 teachers have gained experience in regional project development • 80 teachers have gained experience in regional project implementation • 400 students have actively participated in four projects in fields relevant for the Danube Region • Project results were presented to 1.600 stakeholders in ten countries • The “Danube Region Project Portfolio” – an innovative teachers guide is available to teachers/schools in the Danube Region