From 24 to 30 June 2024, the first international “Each One Teach One (EOTO)” seminar took place in Larissa, Greece, bringing together a total of 22 participants (project coordinators, coaches, peer coaches) from 7 sending organisations from the international RRIA network to exchange ideas on artistic-educational methods and youth work.
The seminar on “International Network Development and Regeneration in Artistic Youthwork” (INDaRAY24) took place from February 26 to March 1, 2024 in Salzburg, Austria.
In the OASES project, partners from 10 countries are working together on the question: How can youth encounters be designed to empower participants to unleash their creative potential; to create artworks in transnational collaboration around themes of shared meaning; and to effect change in their local environments and in a globalized world?
As a full member of the international ROOTS & ROUTES network, RRCGN regularly participates in transnational projects multiple times a year, that serve to further develop the network and its methods and approaches, as well as international youth work with artistic approaches more generally.
Generation Europe is a network of more than 45 youth organizations from 16 countries. As part of this initiative, RRCGN coordinated a partnership with CCC Florence, Italy, and SMouTh Larissa, Greece, from 2018 to 2020, organizing youth exchanges and local group activities focused on the theme of “Arts and Social Responsibility” in the participating countries.
This two-year transnational project, together with 7 partner organisations from Europe, combines artistic methods and language learning.
The project brought together 7 partner organisations from the international ROOTS & ROUTES network over a period of 14 months to create fertile environments for non-formal adult education. Methods were collected to raise awareness and counter prejudices and stereotypes through artistic activities.
The project provided a framework that encouraged young artists with different sexual orientations and gender self-definitions to reach out to other young people with strong messages for queer equality, inclusiveness and non-discrimination. Young people were supported in analyzing discriminatory actions and language, and in countering them with artistic means, advocating for queer rights, visibility and recognition.
“Mind Ur Step” brings together eleven professional urban dance artists in an international dance production. The project aims to bring together the urban dance scene and established theatres.
In this two-year transnational project, 8 partner organisations from all over Europe and Tunisia worked for social cohesion and against discrimination, racism and Islamophobia.