Programme
PROGRAMME
Tuesday, 4 October 2016
Arrival of participants
16:00 Registration of participants at European Youth Centre Budapest/ Action corners (self-facilitated spaces)
19:00 Dinner
20:00 Welcome evening
Wednesday, 5 October 2016 REVIEWING
09:15 Opening session
- Markus Wolf, Chair of the Joint Council on Youth of the Council of Europe
- Snežana Samardžić-Marković, Director General of Democracy, Council of Europe
The power of human rights education by young people – testimonies by:
- Pinja Sedig, Nuoret Kotkat (Finland)
- Sulkan Chargeishvili, Tbilisi I.Vekua #42 Public School (Georgia)
- Kamilla Drubina, human rights activist (Hungary)
10:35 How did we get here? - History and expected results of the Compass fora, Rui Gomes, Head of Division Education and Training, Youth Department of the Council of Europe
Introduction to the programme and methodology of the Forum
11:00 Break
11:30 Young people and the role of human rights education – Sharing of experiences and expectations by the participants
13:00 Lunch
14:30 Results of the evaluation of the HRE Youth Programme (2009-2015) – by Edouard Portefaix, consultant, and Anca-Ruxandra Pandea, Educational advisor, European Youth Centre Budapest
Preliminary findings of the review on the State of citizenship and human rights education in Europe, in accordance with the objectives and principles of the Council of Europe Charter on Education for Democratic Citizenship and Human Rights Education
- Review by governmental partners of the Education Department, by Ekaterina Toura, Member of the Council of Europe Network of Coordinators for Education for democratic citizenship and human rights, Greece
- Review by non-governmental and youth organisations, by Dariusz Grzemny, consultant with the Youth Department
15:30 Working groups on the results and preliminary conclusion of the review and evaluation
18:00 Conclusions of the working groups (in plenary)
19:00 Dinner
21:00 Informal activities by participants: videos, educational games, talks
Thursday, 6 October 2016 REMIXING
09:15 Opening and introduction to the day’s programme
09:30 Human Rights Education today: challenges and responses
Keynote speech by Susan Roberta Katz, PhD, Professor of International and Multicultural Education, University of San Francisco
11:00 Break
11:30 Parallel workshops on key themes and challenges in human rights education:
- Precariousness (transition to autonomy, poverty), facilitated by Silvia Volpi (Rete educare ai diritti umani, Italy); resource person: Igor Nosach (Partnership for Every Child, Ukraine)
- Migrations, facilitated by Nik Paddison, trainer-consultant; resource person: Zarine Harutyunyan (Kasa Foundation, Armenia)
- Right to Education, facilitated by Rok Primožič (Advisory Council on Youth); resource person: Laufey María Jóhannsdóttir (Organising Bureau of European School Students Unions, Iceland)
- Access to power: participation and citizenship, facilitated by Marc D. Ludwig (Advisory Council on Youth); resource person: Matia Losego (Dinamo, Portugal)
- Terrorism and war, facilitated by László Milutinovits (Council of Europe Youth Department); resource person: tbc
- Environment and climate change, facilitated by Mara Georgescu (Council of Europe Youth Department); resource person: Christine Sudbrock (IFM-SEI)
- Discrimination facilitated by Mustafa Jakupov (Regional Roma Educational Youth Association); resource person: Karina Chupina, trainer-consultant
- Identities, belonging and emotional development, facilitated by Laura De Witte, trainer-consultant; resource person: tbc
- Crisis of democratic culture and nationalism, facilitated by Anca-Ruxandra Pandea (Council of Europe Youth Department); resource person: Attila Mráz (Tász, Hungary)
In parallel: meeting of EDC/HRE coordinators, facilitated by Yulia Pererva (Education Department, Council of Europe)
13:00 Lunch
14:30 Workshops continued
In parallel: Meeting of the International Contact Group on Human Rights Education.
16:00 Break
16:30 Plenary presentation of the results of the workshops
17:00 Networking session
Introductory statements by
- Annette Schneider, Amnesty International
- Kjersti T. Klette, European Wergeland Centre
- Gemma Aubarell, Anna Lindh Foundation (tbc)
17:30 Open Space run by participants
19:30 Dinner
Free evening
Friday, 7 October REDOING
09:15 Opening and introduction to the day’s programme
09:30 Perspectives and opportunities in and for human rights education with young people - roundtable with stakeholders and partners of the International Contact Group on Citizenship and Human Rights Education
- Romina Kasman, Organisation of American States
- Szilvia Kalman, European Commission
- Finn Denstad, EEA Norway Grants
- Eva Sobotka, European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights
- David Mark, OSCE/ODIHR Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights
- Frank Elbers, Human Rights Education Associates and HRE2020 Alliance
10:30 Introduction to the work on guidelines for future work on human rights education
10:45 Break
11:15 Guidelines on future work for human rights education in parallel working groups:
- Advocacy for human rights education, coordinated by Marko Boko (Advisory Council on Youth)
- Compass development and translations, coordinated by Vera Juhász (trainer-consultant)
- Training trainers and multipliers in human rights education at European level, coordinated by Sabine Klocker (trainer-consultant)
- Human rights education online, coordinated by Annette Schneider (Amnesty International)
- Human rights education at local and national level, including national training courses and training of teachers, coordinated by László Milutinovits (Council of Europe Youth Department)
- Assessing the impact of human rights education, coordinated by Dariusz Grezmny (trainer-consultant)
- Activism and campaigning for human rights, including the No Hate Speech Movement campaign), coordinated by Mariya Yasenovska (Kharkiv Regional Foundation Public Alternative)
- Making human rights education accessible, coordinated by Zara Todd, European Network on Independent Living Youth Network
- Global development for human rights education, coordinated by Emilia Astore (Human Rights Education Youth Network)
- Mainstreaming human rights education in youth work, coordinated by Mara Georgescu (Council of Europe Youth Department)
- Working with Compass in Arabic, coordinated by Khalil Raihani and Susie Shomali (trainer-consultants).
In parallel: Meeting of the International Contact Group on Human Rights Education
13:00 Lunch
14:30 Working groups concluded
15:30 Plenary presentation of Guidelines proposed by the working groups
16:00 Presentation and adoption of the Message of the Forum
16:15 Break
16:45 Conclusions of the forum, by Antonia Wulff, general rapporteur of the forum
17:00 Evaluation
17:45 Closing remarks
- Márcio Barcelos, Bureau member of the European Youth Forum
- Marko Grdošić, Chair of the Advisory Council on Youth
- Stefania Wilkiel, Council of Europe Steering Committee on Educational Policy and Practice (tbc)
- Kersti Kivirüüt, Ministry of Education and Research of Estonia
- Antje Rothemund, Head of the Youth Department of the Council of Europe
20:00 Dinner and boat trip on the Danube
Farewell party