Official end of the project Increaction+

After several months of cooperation between the project partners, Increaction+ ends officially. The project, that joined together 26 participants from 6 different countries in order to exchange good practices and cooperate together on the inclusion and entrepreneurship of youth through non formal education methodologies, offers now all its materials and achievements online through this public website.

“Increaction+: Intercultural and Creative Actions for Inclusion” was a transnational project developed thanks to the support of the Erasmus+ programme within its Key Action 1 to promote projects for the mobility of young people and youth workers. As main activity of this initiative, representatives from all the partner countries travelled to Vitoria (Spain) to attend a one-week-transnational seminar coordinated by the Spanish organisation Bitartean Jolasean – Entretanto Entretente and with the support of members of the other five partner organisations from Czech Republic (Dům narodnostnich menšin o.p.s.), Greece (M.K.O. CIVIS PLUS), Italy (Soc.Coop.Sociale EOS), Latvia (Shelter "Safe House") and Sweden (Integration For Alla (IFALL)). On the one hand, this international activity made possible that participants from the field of youth inclusion (including youth workers, NGOs representatives and youth users) could cooperate together during some days and exchange good practices about initiatives related to interculturality, social inclusion and integration of youth at local level involving at the same time immigrants and local population. On the other hand, it allowed that representatives of all the partner organizations get to know each other and discuss potential initiatives together in order to continue with the work done during this project in the future. Using this framework for peer learning, the seminar also included different workshops to promote new non formal methodologies for intercultural education and non formal learning for youth such as theater, storytelling, energizers, etc.

All the materials and outputs developed during the project are freely available on the section "Materials" of this site and also the final movie that was published to disseminate the seminar activities. Furthermore, this site also includes an interactive evaluation form in order to allow the users visiting it to give their opinion about the project, its materials, improve them and join future initiatives of the project partnership.

Besides this online platform, to discover more about “Increaction+” you can also join its Facebook page in order to be aware about the project development and get to know more about youth inclusion and transnational working. For more information or further details about “Increaction+”, please contact the partner organisation of the project located in your country.

Already online the movie of Increaction+

Already online the movie of the project. A video that introduces us on the development of this seminar and the activities made during its implementation. Remember that the outputs and stuff used during the project can be found on the section "Materials" of this site.

We hope you like it :)

 

Successful ending for Increaction+

End of the transnational seminar developed during the project Increaction+ in Vitoria (Spain) that joined together 26 participants from 6 different countries in order to exchange good practices and cooperate together on the inclusion and entrepreneurship of youth through non formal education methodologies.

“Increaction+: Intercultural and Creative Actions for Inclusion” is a transnational project developed thanks to the support of the Erasmus+ programme within its Key Action 1 to promote projects for the mobility of young people and youth workers. As main activity of this initiative, representatives from all the partner countries travelled to Vitoria (Spain) to attend the transnational seminar of the project coordinated by the Spanish organisation Bitartean Jolasean – Entretanto Entretente and with the support of members of the other five partner organisations from Czech Republic (Dům narodnostnich menšin o.p.s.), Greece (M.K.O. CIVIS PLUS), Italy (Soc.Coop.Sociale EOS), Latvia (Shelter "Safe House") and Sweden (Integration For Alla (IFALL)).

On the one hand, this international activity made possible that participants from the field of youth inclusion (including youth workers, NGOs representatives and youth users) could cooperate together during some days and exchange good practices about initiatives related to interculturality, social inclusion and integration of youth at local level involving at the same time immigrants and local population. On the other hand, it allowed that representatives of all the partner organizations get to know each other and discuss potential initiatives together in order to continue with the work done during this project in the future. Using this framework for peer learning, the seminar also included different workshops to promote new non formal methodologies for intercultural education and non formal learning for youth such as theater, storytelling, energizers, etc.

Beside all these activities to exchange best practices and learn about the partner organizations involved on “Increaction+”, the programme was completed by several group dynamics focused, not only on getting to know the environment of the project and the city of Vitoria, but also the cultural and folk reality of the partner countries. 

To discover more about “Increaction+” and materials that will be edited during the next stages of the project, you can visit the section of this site for this aim. You can also join its Facebook group in order to be aware about the project development and get to know more about youth inclusion and transnational working. 

For more information or further details about “Increaction+”, please contact the partner organisation of the project located in your country.

The end...

The final part of the seminar Increaction+ was focused on the exchange of good practices and promoting future cooperations of the organisations involved on the project. To begin with, participants discovered new learning and training methodologies for interculturality such as the theater of the oppressed, human libraries or story telling. Besides this, they also had the chance to discuss and work on potential project ideas to run together after this project and in order to continue with future initiatives for youth inclusion at transnational level. This final part also included several activities to evaluate the implementation of the project, learning outcomes of the participants and provide them the certificates to accreditate its attendance.

You can see some photos of the day by clicking here.

Day 4 of Increaction+

On the forth day of the seminar Increaction+ participants had the opportunity of interacting in groups with the local population of Vitoria and get to know its history and monuments thanks to an activity outside involving the citizens of the city and in order to promote an impact of the project on them thanks to different intercultural tasks. Besides this, participants took also part on workshops about stereotypes and focused on discovering their countries, culture and traditions.

You can see some photos of the day by clicking here.

  

Increaction+ continues

On the third day of the seminar the partner organisations from Latvia and Sweden shared with all the group their best practices on youth integration by using non formal education. On the afternoon, several workshops related to common points of social projects and best practices about projects dissemination were also implemented.

You can see some photos of the day by clicking here.

Second day of the seminar

On the second day of the "Increaction+" seminar in Vitoria (Spain), participants had the opportunity of discovering the programmes, activities and goals of the partner organisations from Spain, Czech Republic, Greece and Italy attending the project. 

Furthermore, they also carried out several simulations in order to share with the participants of the seminar their best practices on promoting intercultural dialogue and social inclusion on their local communities.

You can see some photos of the day by clicking here.