Internationales Bildungs- und Begegnungswerk in Dortmund
In the project “Pimp my Europe”, the International Association for Education and Exchange (IBB e.V.) gathers youths and politicians, to collaboratively work on the future of Europe. Increasing right-wing populism in many European countries, the situation at the EU external borders, the arrival of thousands of refugees, and finally the Brexit referendum: There are more […]
Read MoreIn 2017, too, we want to overcome borders with you! In addition to proven educational holidays by motorbike to spend your training days in Brussels. One of our priorities next year is the history and presence of the Reformation in Europe. Have a look!
Read MoreA comprehensive qualification for volunteers in supporting refugees and EU-migrants is offered by the programme „DoKuMente“. In January, the second phase will commence. At an informational evening on Monday, 28th of November 2016, from 18:00 at Reinoldinum, Schwanenwall 34, in Dortmund, IBB e.V. presents the seminar programme and will answer all questions. „DoKuMente“ is […]
Read More![[Inklud:Mi] networking congress 2016: Documentation is available](https://ibb-d.de/wp/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Inklud-Mi-Kongress_IMG_1792-1024x717.jpg)
What are the obstacles on the path to better accommodation for refugees or EU-2 migrants with disabilities of psychological illnesses? What are best-practice examples from other cities? These were the questions of the networking congress [Inklud:Mi] on the 3rd of May 2016 at the Dietrich-Keuning-Haus in Dortmund. About 150 professionals and volunteers from information centres, […]
Read MoreTwelve alumni of the IBB training programme „DoKuMente“ received their diplomas from the hands of Hildegard Azimi-Boedecker, Department manager for Job international and Migration at the International Association for Education and Exchange (IBB e.V.) at the Reinoldium on Monday, 5th of September 2016. The Dortmunders participated in a one-year training programme and on Monday passed […]
Read More
The 15 German participants at the 16th Youth Summit as part of the Weimar triangle are sure to be invited to Dusseldorf again: State Secretary for European Affairs Dr. Marc Jan Eumann wants to continue the dialogue with the active youths and let them participate in finding the topics for the next, 17th Youth Summit […]
Read MoreYouths from Schleswig-Holstein, Denmark and Ukraine together are building a sea-worthy viking boat – and in the meantime intensively deal with the role of minorities in Europe. On Thursday, 25th of August 2016, Kristin Alheit, Minister for Social Affairs, Health, Families, and Equal Opportunities of the Federal State of Schleswig-Holstein, visited the unusual project in […]
Read MoreAfter the summer holidays a gentle start to the daily routine with the Slam of Aniruddha Dutta on lightweight materials.
Read More
During ewoca camps throughout Europe, the participants report in many languages of their projects and their experiences: Get the ewoca Summer on the screen!
Read MoreThe political crisis in Turkey now has also immediate consequences for International youth work. On Thursday afternoon, the International Association for Education and Exchange (IBB e.V.) was informed, that the youth group from Turkey will not come to Dortmund for a German-Turkish youth week, planned for August. Due to de facto travel restrictions and the […]
Read More