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ERASMUS+ PROGRAMME Key action 1 - Learning Mobility of Individuals PEOPLE FIRST Communicating Human Rights in the Migration Era GENERAL BACKGROUND In 2013 Lunaria defined and launched a medium-term strategy for 2013-2014-2015, which during the GA 2015 has been re-launched for 2016 and 2017, aimed at further promoting anti-racism, through mobility and voluntary service activities. The PRIORITIES of this strategy were and are: to raise youth awareness on the daily growth of racism and xenophobia and to share relevant tools to make sensitisation among other peers; to provide youth workers and peer educators with new tools to fight the racism wide-spread and to promote fair, intercultural approaches; to provide local, international organisations and NGOs, with new tools to conceive and implement anti-racism actions and projects; to share good practices and working methods to make more effective the anti-racism action both in Europe and worldwide; to create a network of different actors and organisations from the civil society, interested in antiracism, human rights and intercultural exchange. Within this strategy the following PROJECTS have already been implemented: SHARING IDENTITIES Open Mind for an Intercultural Europe: training course on intercultural learning, individual and multiple identities; MIGRANT TOOLS Social work to promote intercultural dialogue: training course to raise awareness toward migration and to promote anti-racist behaviours;

WORDS ARE STONES Youth participation against racism: online and offline: a training course on online and offline hate speech toward migrants and refugees; UNVEILING STORIES Youth Work Against Racism: a training course to develop non formal education and theatrical tools to raise youth awareness toward the racism widespread in Europe; TAKE IT OUT! Shaping youth commitment against racism: a training course to further develop the work on online and offline hate speech and to develop tools for youth workers to fight the spreading of the phenomenon; THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT: Raising Awareness Among European Youth on the Refugees Crisis: a multi-action project aimed to raise awareness on discriminations, xenophobia and racism among young people and adults in Europe and to fight the hate speech and discriminative actions toward migrants and refugees. The current project, is part of the above-mentioned strategy and intends to develop an articulated work in the field of human rights and their communication, having as a common ground the fact that they are unalienable and valid for everybody. GLOBAL ACTION: The project will also be connected to the activities proposed within the Global Action Task Force of Alliance of European Voluntary Service organisations network, focused on migrants and refugees, aimed to raise awareness on the issues, to develop tools and concrete actions within the IVS movement to address national and international challenges.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION PROJECT FOCUS: The project will focus on how to communicate human rights behind any border and specifically those of migrant people, refugees and the rights to citizenship of every person in the world. AIM: to provide youth workers, activist and young people with new interactive tools and methodologies to raise awareness on human rights and to communicate them within the local communities, especially the rights of migrant people, refugees and the rights to citizenship of every person in the world, acknowledging that these rights are above the delimitation of any border. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES OF THE TRAINING COURSE TC to explore the general framework: exploring human rights; to deepen the rights of migrants and refugees in the national contest; to acquire new communication tools and methodologies to learn how to communicate human rights; to share tools and methodologies that will be afterwards used once back home. TARGET: >18 y.o., youth workers, peer educators, youth leaders and activists interested in anti-racism, human rights and in raising awareness toward the rights of migrants and refugees METHODOLOGY The whole project will be based on non formal education - NFE methodologies and for this reason, it will be articulated following the NFE main pillars: flexibility, being learner-centred, contextualized and based on the promotion of participatory approaches; horizontal cooperation, where facilitators and experts create a shared learning path with participants and trainees, encouraging the exchange of knowledge; personal empowerment though self-esteem raising, development of the self-confidence, competences and skills development. During the project it will be proposed a LEARNING BY DOING APPROACH: the specific learning objectives are organized to be practically experimented through interactive activities and to ensure a coherent learning process. Furthermore, METHODS WILL BE RE-ADAPTED during the process, taking into account the needs of participants and of the different actors involved.

TIMELINE OF THE ACTIONS 01/08/2017 STARTING DATE OF THE PROJECT A1 16 th January 2018: arrival day 17 th 23 rd January 2018 (7 days) 24 th January 2018: departure day TRAINING COURSE Casa Laboratorio il Cerquosino, Morrano Orvieto (TR), ITALY 31/12/2018 ENDING DATE OF THE PROJECT ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVED and NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS ORGANIZATION COUNTRY N. OF PARTICIPANTS TRAINING COUR LUNARIA ITALY 2 UNIVERSITUR ROMANIA 2 IBG GERMANY 3 Bridging Europe GREECE 4 SOS MALTA MALTA 3 CONCORDIA Aquitaine FRANCE 2 YOUTHFULLY YOURS SR SLOVAKIA 3 Jongeren voor Uitwisseling en Begrip NETHERLAND 2 Fundação Manuel Leão PORTUGAL 3

FINANCIAL CONDITIONS TRAVEL COSTS FOR TRAINING COURSE ORGANIZATION COUNTRY DISTANCE BAND AMOUNT per person LUNARIA ITALY between 10 and 99 KM 20,00 UNIVERSITUR ROMANIA between 500 and 1999 KM 275,00 IBG GERMANY between 500 and 1999 KM 275,00 Bridging Europe GREECE between 500 and 1999 KM 275,00 SOS MALTA MALTA between 500 and 1999 KM 275,00 CONCORDIA FRANCE between 500 and 1999 KM 275,00 YOUTHFULLY YOURS SR SLOVAKIA between 500 and 1999 KM 275,00 Jongeren voor Uitwisseling en Begrip NETHERLAND between 500 and 1999 KM 275,00 Fundação Manuel Leão PORTUGAL between 500 and 1999 KM 275,00 FOOD AND LODGEMENT COSTS for TRAINING COURSE and YOUTH EXCHANGE covered by the coordinating organization at 100%by the project

GENERAL REMARKS ELIGIBILITY OF EXPENDITURES The eligibility starting date of the project is the 01/08/2017. All the expenditures occurred before this date are not considered formally eligible and cannot be refunded. TRAVEL COSTS AND REFUNDS The amount described above is calculated through the Travel Distance Calculator of the EACEA. This amount is the maximum that can be refunded. The travel costs, anticipated by participants, are refunded upon the presentation of all the travel documents in originals, up to the maximum specified in the tables above AMOUNT per person and accordingly to the travel documents and invoices received by Lunaria. In the case the travel costs beard will exceed this amount, the amount refunded will correspond to the one fixed in the E-Form. We will refund all the participants after the end of the project, upon the presentation of the travel documents, once we receive all the tickets and air boarding passes A/R in original. Normally the refund process can take, approximately, 4 6 months. The refunds will be done directly to the sending organizations bank account, not to the participant s bank accounts.