Darmstadt Bessunger Forst, Germany,
22. - 29. of July 2024
Age: 18+
Language: English
For active youth workers who want to learn and experience a concrete commitment to sustainability and climate justice at local and international level!
If so, we would love to hear from you!
Global warming is a fundamental threat to all people on earth, but in different ways: The lifestyles of the rich are the main cause of the greenhouse effect, while people in the Global South suffer the most from the consequences such as drought, heatwaves and floods. Poor and young people in the North and South of the world in particular are bearing the consequences of a climate crisis that they did not cause.
The main focus of this training is local activism against global warming and for more climate justice. Activism is always strong, when it is supported by communities of people who trust each other and pursue a common goal. Together, we want to search for positive role models and helpful skills that can help us all achieve a more peaceful and sustainable future.
The topics of community building, permaculture and experiencing nature will provide the framework for the training, which will consist of the following modules:
Become part of the international movement for sustainability and part of a community that stands up against discrimination!
Bit by bit, we can steer the world in a more sustainable direction, where people and the climate come before profit. We can all help shape this change!
Some experience in youth or non-formal political education is required. You are welcome to use the experiences and results of this project in your own work.
Around 25 young people and young adults from Europe and neighbouring countries are invited to the training. We will try to offer a safe space that celebrates diversity and does not accept any type of violence or discrimination: Diversity wins and strengthens!
We therefore particularly welcome applications from people who had to flee their countries, migrated and/or confronted racism, people with disabilities and/or people from other marginalised groups.
Conditions for participation according to Erasmus + regulations
How to apply to this training?
You need to be placed by a partner, who is working in your country of residence and you should live in one of this regions: EU- Europe, Eastern Europe, Caucasus, Mediterian regions. Below you can see our partners in different countries and their contacts. If you do not find your country, please contact us and we will try to find a partner in your country.
Your contact at ICJA: youthexchange(at)icja.de
Reimbursement of the travel expenses is calculated according to the flat rate of the ERASMUS + programme. We ask the participants to use sustainable means of transport. Check the distance from your hometown to the venue (Darmstadt Bessunger Forst) with this tool and see the potential reimbursement in the table below:
Distance | Grant /pax | Grant with green travel / pax |
10-99 km | Max 28,- € | Max 56,- € |
100-499 km | Max 211,- € | Max 285,-€ |
500 -1999 km | Max 309,-€ | Max 417,-€ |
2 000 – 2999 km | Max 395,- € | Max 535,- € |
Overview of our partners so far
Armenia | Progress | programs.pyngo(at)gmail.com |
Belgium | CODEC | codec.ka1(at)gmail.com |
Estonia | ESTYES | estyes(at)estyes.ee |
Finland | Maailmanvaihto | maailmanvaihto(at)maailmanvaihto.fi |
Romania | Geyc | office(at)geyc.ro |
France | Solidarites Jeunesses | sle(at)solidaritesjeunesses.org |
Georgia | Civil Forum | civilforumorg(at)gmail.com |
Germany | ICJA | youthexchange(at)icja.de |
Serbia | Young Researchers of Serbia | vss(at)mis.org.rs |
Spain | De Amicitia | info(at)deamicitia.org |
Turkey | PIYA | contact.person(at)pigenclikdernegi.org |
Ukraine | STELLA | info(at)ngo-stella.org |
Wir bedanken uns für die Förderung durch Erasmus+