Intercultural Facilitation for Preventing Discrimination

Tuesday, 8 November 2011

Footballize People

- “Make” Sport, Not War!

Causes: lack of common sport initiatives and increased level of discrimination.

Target group: young people living in Bucharest (Romanians and representatives of minorities living in Romania)

Date: April 2012, Bucharest

Objectives: to give the youngsters from different cultures in Bucharest the possibility to express themselves with the means of sport and to provide a space for intercultural dialogue.

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About Project

The project aim is to prevent discrimination and conflicts caused by intercultural misunderstanding towards national minorities particularly through intercultural facilitation.The project participants: youth leaders from the boarder regions of Ukraine (national minorities as well), representatives of the

neighboring countries of Ukraine: Poland, Moldova, Romania, Russia and Belarus. The project goals: increase the awareness on the necessity of preventing discrimination and prejudice of intercultural conflicts among youth from 6 countries; train 24 youth workers from 6 countries in method of intercultural facilitation that will contribute to the use and dissemination of

this technique in the future; break stereotypes, improve attitude towards national minorities through initiatives conducted by the project participants in their communities; establish communication and further cooperation between

representatives of organizations from the project countries, planning future projects. The project is implemented by Center for European Initiatives (Sumy, Ukraine) in partnership with Happy Childhood Foundation (Lublin, Poland) with the support of European Youth Foundation of Council of Europe.

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