Aim
The aim is to empower young people to create safe(r), brave(r) and inclusive societies where intersectional experiences are lived and valued through multi-faceted respect for diversity. Furthermore, it will encourage participants from different backgrounds and diverse personal experiences to support underrepresented communities in claiming, exercising, and defending their rights through active participation.
Objectives
- RAISING AWARENESS & KNOWLEDGE: To increase participants’ awareness and knowledge about the concepts of antisemitism, anti-Muslim hatred, ableism and other forms of discrimination, including the work of the Council of Europe in these fields.
- APPLYING TOOLS: To familiarise participants with different tools and instruments to fight all forms of discrimination through human rights education and advocacy.
- COLLABORATIONS: To enhance cooperation and leadership between young people from different cultural backgrounds and countries.
- BECOMING CHANGE AGENTS AND MULTIPLIERS: To encourage participants to act as multipliers by sharing knowledge and skills with their peers and local communities to promote inclusive activities.
Abouth the organisation
ENIL Youth Network, as an integral part of ENIL (European Network on Independent Living), aims to provide a platform for young disabled people to engage with youth and disability rights issues at the European level. Through the Youth Network, ENIL actively involves young people providing them with an opportunity to address policy makers and to represent the organisation at important events and in various fora.
CEJI (A Jewish Contribution to Inclusive Europe) is an international non-profit organisation that works to combat prejudice and discrimination and to promote social cohesion through training, education, dialogue and advocacy.
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