After the youth exchange Creativity 4 Human rights the participants from Greece implemented dissemination activity with local people where they shared their experience. Also the participants from Greece concluded that: Our participation in this project was truly remarkable and memorable. One of the highlights was meeting new people, both from our own country and from […]

As the Greek team, we were determined to share the invaluable lessons we learned during this incredible project with the new generation—the very individuals who shape the future. And what better place to do so than the prestigious Law School of Athens at Kapodistrian University? On November 30th, we gathered at the Law School and

Turkish team recently embarked on a powerful dissemination activity, engaging with high school students on the vital topic of Human Rights. This initiative aimed to raise awareness, inspire conversations, and foster a deeper understanding of the significance of human rights in our daily lives. The team conducted an interactive session at [High School Name], where

Education isn’t solely limited to school, as there are various ways to learn. What is an important learning experience you’ve had that wasn’t in school? Why was it significant to you? For me, participating in Erasmus plus youth exchanges has been an essential learning experience. These exchanges allow for cultural exchange, sharing experiences, and participating

Cyberbullying has been an issue since the emergence of social media. It involves using electronic devices to intimidate, threaten, or bully others. Unlike in-person bullying, cyberbullying offers a few unique features. For one, it allows bullies to remain anonymous, resulting in harsher and longer-lasting torment. It is also often more public than traditional bullying, as

There is so many ways to express hate speech. For instance, for me hate speech means verbally abusing people based on various specific characteristics such as race, sexual orientation or disabilities. In my opinion, there is still a lot of work to do and we need to educate people and ourselves in such a sensitive

Hate speech refers to speech or writing that expresses prejudice against a specific group based on their race, religion, or sexual orientation. Growing up in a conservative and unwelcoming country has made me reflect on the issue and wonder if it can be addressed. Unfortunately, we often underestimate the power of our words and fail

Expressing creativity through graffiti is a powerful way to showcase art and create a lasting impact on the people who see it. Many artists use their art to raise awareness about human rights issues, but unfortunately, graffiti is often dismissed as vandalism rather than an art form. Despite this, those who appreciate and understand the

Human rights refer to moral principles and norms that establish certain standards of behavior for all humans, regardless of age, ethnicity, location, religion, or other status. They are considered fundamental and inalienable rights that are inherent in all individuals. These rights are protected by both national and international laws and are universally applicable. They require

The portugeese team part of project Sustainable developement by young people implemented follow up activity after the youth exchange with group of young people on the topic Sustainability. They have created several workshops with the youngsters and finished the meeting with discussion.