"Peace Education. Avoiding Conflict Escalation" organised by AEGEE-Konstanz and IPWGFrom March 7 - 14 2010 24 young people will be trained in mediation and moderation of conflict solution processes. The aim is to provide the participants with theoretical and practical knowledge of how to achieve a non-violent solution of conflicts and to enable them to engage in an open-minded exchange with other population groups as well as with people from other parts of Europe in order to create a peaceful atmosphere characterised by tolerance and mutual understanding. Special focus is laid on the involvement of young people coming from conflict regions (2/3 of the participants) to ensure a sustainable impact of the training. Check now our video and information for participants on www.aegee-konstanz.de! If you are interested in becoming a trainer, please download the open call and the application form here! 1 November - IPWG submits Youth in Action application for the next Conflict Handling Training Course in KonstanzConflicts still constitute one of the biggest challenges of today’s world and we can see that also on Europe’s borders still many of them are going on. In order to promote the idea of non-violent conflict resolution, the conflict handling training “Peace Education. Avoiding Conflict Escalation” will take place in Konstanz, Germany from March 7th – 14th 2010.
IPWG at Agora KyivDuring the second day of the AGORA Kyiv it was time for the IPWG to present the Activity Report. Since Magusa, we have managed to organise a board meeting in Warwick between the 12 and 14 June, we had an online debate with our members on 23 June about the election results in Iran. Then we moved to Thessaloniki for the European Citizenship Training Course in October. Furthermore, we have been present in several Network Meetings, such as the ones in Heidelberg and also Thessaloniki, where we tried to show our work and the possibilities that we offer to the members of the International Politics Working Group. Last but not least, IPWG applied successfully for the Youth in Action grant for the India-South Africa pillar of Beyond Europe!!! All members and other AGORA participants were invited to listen to the Activity Report and ask their questions to the board members, who were holding proudly their flag during the whole presentation!!!
AEGEE International Politics Working Group and AEGEE-Thessaloniki are very happy to organize the 3rd edition of European Citizenship Training Course, on 12th-18th of October. After Koln and Prishtina, Thessaloniki will host the important training for the promotion of Active Citizenship!
IPWG's application for Youth in Action 3.2. Approved!On 22 September 2009, a few days after the Project Development Meeting of Beyond Europe, we learn that the application for Youth in Action 3.2, submitted by IPWG on 1 June 2009, has been approved!!! The grant will make the India and South Africa pillar of Beyond Europe come true...
Debate on the Iranian electionsOn June 23, an online discussion was held by IPWG. The main topic discussed was the current situation in Iran. During the debates some very important and controversial questions were raised. Due to complexity of the issue the discussion also touched the problem of Israel and US regional policy. Still, a lot of questions remain without answer and need more detailed and thorough consideration, which is expected from our next meetings. We were very happy to welcome Ana, Anatoli, Emmanuel, Ilker, Marcin, Serkan, Thomas and Vera, and we want to thank them for expressing interest and contributing to launching the IPWG initiative. We hope that online discussions will become our good tradition and we encourage all of you to be part of the IPWG history!
IPWG Board Meeting in WarwickFrom 12 to 14 June 2009, the IPWG board meets in Warwick, UK, to plan the activities and strategies for 2009-2010. |
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