Internationales Bildungs- und Begegnungswerk in Dortmund
Twenty-four representatives of civil society organizations (CSO) from Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine gathered from April 19th to 21st, 2024, in Tbilisi for the final phase of the ‘Events for Future’ seminar. Using a hands-on approach within the Blended Learning Course on Sustainable Event Management, the participants were able to make the theoretical knowledge […]
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In the new EU project “Remembrance – inclusive”, young people and adults with and without disabilities work together towards a common goal. Interested parties from Germany, Poland, and the Netherlands are jointly developing ideas on how to open up memorial trips to previously disadvantaged groups. Up to 150 participants can contribute their experiences and expertise. […]
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Wow, that was a great start: In autumn/winter 2018 the first ten youth encounters within the Generation Europe network took place. At the beginning of the new year we are now publishing a comprehensive look back with photos, videos and many links. More than 200 young people from 15 countries were active in Belarus, Germany, […]
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For months, 30 European youth institutions have been preparing for it, and now it’s getting practical: this weekend, the first international youth encounter within the framework of Generation Europe will begin in Valencia. Nine more encounters will follow this autumn: In Brno (Czech Republic), Minsk (Belarus), Florence (Italy), Sofiko (Greece) as well as in Munich, […]
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Democracy in Europe has already been in better shape: in many countries, undemocratic and right-wing populist movements are gaining approval. Values such as freedom, democracy and respect for human rights are repeatedly called into question. But young people across the continent will not allow that to go unchallenged. From July 3rd to 8th, representatives of […]
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A major project in international youth collaboration has come to a conclusion: After ten years and 117 international workcamps in 20 European countries, the funding programme ewoca³ makes room for other projects. For us, working at the International Association for Education and Exchange (IBB e.V.) for the ewoca³ project, this is a moment full of […]
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On to the centre of European politics: From the 24th to the 29th of March, youths and young adults from Germany, Italy, and Hungary meet in Brussels. As part of the IBB project “Pimp my Europe” they organise a European youth conference in order to discuss their ideas and demands with EU politicians. They live, […]
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At International youth camps, gardener Markus Fleischer shows young people from all over Europe how to create something together, even if the words might be lacking. „My name is Markus Fleischer, I am 49 years old, gardener, and for nine years I now live in Dortmund-Nordstadt. There I support young people in their beginning careers. […]
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Dilan M. knows how to live a life in between: For the Kurdish Alevite, living in Germany is sometimes as much a challenge as is dealing with political developments in Turkey. Dilan M. is 22 years old, hails from Lünen-Brambauer and lives in Dortmund for two years now, for her vocational training and university studies. […]
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This year alone, more than 100 000 refugees have been received in Italy. Yet, the south of Italy itself does not live in clover. Unemployment is considerably higher than in the richer north. Many young Italians leave the region, and look for career opportunities elsewhere. At the same time, and in this complicated situation, refugees […]
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