Handy sources for youth activities

Paralel-Silistra News

The “BeActive” project, funded by the Erasmus+ program, began only a few months ago. Despite this, the project site already has a lot of exciting information sources for youth activity. These publications are available to all stakeholders, with a significant portion of them in English.

What can you read and use in your practice utterly free of charge when you visit OUR SITE AT https://paralel-silistra.net/active/publications/?

First of all, you will find useful information about the activities of the “BeActive” project. Due to it, four organizations: Association “Parallel-Silistra”, Bulgaria, Association “Creativa”, Spain, European Institute “For Citizens”, Portugal, and “Bosco Angimbe” Association, Italy are building their small-scale partnership in youth activities. They encourage young people from remote regions to be active participants in community life, to take part in the decision-making process and to express their own citizens’ positions. The project details are in two publications – BeActive Fact Sheet 1 and BeActive Fact Sheet 2.

For all organizations, schools and young people interested in international good practices, the project team has prepared the “BeActive Toolkit of Shared Practices” . This collection provides descriptions of involving and practical initiatives that can be easily transferred as models to other countries.

Another source is the publication “Digital Portfolio of the Project Partner” . It talks about projects, initiatives, campaigns and other practices accomplished by the project partners.

Then, two other publications discuss the upcoming joint training of young people from the four countries in Sicily in April 2023. The participants will bring back home the training inspiration to carry out local “16 Days of Activism” campaigns.

The Partners have published on the website a variety of other materials that provide detailed information on approaches and practices in working with young people – “Compass—Human Rights Education Guide for Young People’, ‘Low-Budget Human Rights Campaigns’ and more.

The site will continuously enrich its information sources. To learn about our new activities, you can also follow the Facebook page BeActive https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100088391613086.