Education for development

We encourage the youth commitment in Latin America and Morocco, and we create entrepreneurial initiatives in the local environment. We strengthen their leadership to build a critic and transnational citizenship.

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WHY IT MATTERS

  • Education is essential for the advancement and progress of individuals and society.
  • It promotes the commitment and solidarity of young people towards causes that include the most disadvantaged people and sectors.
  • It enables them to acquire the skills, attitudes, and values that are necessary in building present and future sustainability.

WHAT JOVESOLIDES DOES

  • We encourage social commitment to refugees, including their integration within communities.
  • We awaken young peoples’ critical abilities, and their awareness of social problems.
  • We work to generate a culture of peace and a society in which respect for diversity prevails.

  • The interesting thing about these labs is the methodology that we use. It is less about theoretical concepts, and more about the dynamics and games.

    Aliris PeñaSocial Development Coordinator, Jovesolides, Colombia.

  • There are other ways to see things, and that can help us carry out projects that are beneficial to the community.

    Rosa CallejónMember of the Residents’ Association of Barrio de La Coma, Paterna.

  • It was an amazing experience for me. I feel that I learned how to create projects in a dynamic and creative way throughout the days that I was involved.

    Aikaterine GkamagkaProject Technician at United Societies, Balkans. Greece

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PROJECTS

  • Open Your Mind

    Place: In many countries

    Open Your Mind is an initiative that was created among 7 youth organisations in the Euro-Mediterranean area. Participants: Aps Creativi108 and Jump in, Italy, The Mediterranean Forum for Youth – Morocco, Morocco, The Lebanese Development Network, Lebanon, Power no borders, Egypt, Media Terra Nea Non-Profit Organization, Greece, and Jovesolides, Spain.

     

    How does this project work?

    The aim of this project is to identify new ways of motivating youth to build a democratic society based on equality, tolerance, and solidarity among the Euro-Mediterranean peoples. It is funded by the European Union through the Erasmus + Youth programme.   And this work is done through the implementation of labs. http://europa.eu/european-union/index_es.

     

     

     

  • La Caja

    Place: València

    Using the metaphor of thinking outside the box, and within the framework of a development education project, Jovesolides created La Caja (“the box”). It is an initiative that uses the Sustainable Development Objectives to show children and youth from schools in Valencia different world realities.  Its main objective is to build awareness among youth on these issues, and make them take notice of the active role they have in society. Young people can contribute to social change from their school, their family, their surroundings etc. http://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/es/

     

    How does this project work?

    An innovative methodology, Creative Solution to Social Problems (SCPS), is used to do this. It was designed and tested by the association.  And there are also creative dynamics and experiential experiences that help youth break their prejudices, thus tearing down the walls of their boxes.

     

     

     

  • Dreaming Out Loud

    Place: In many countries

    Dreaming Out Loud is a project with the objective of creating a more inclusive and tolerant Europe that is receptive to refugees.  This project involves 8 members, social organisations from 8 countries: Integration For ALL, Sweden, Rinascita Società Cooperativa Sociale ARL, Italy, Fundacja Autokreacja, Poland, United Societies of Balkans, Greece, Leaders of Tomorrow, Jordan, Community Development Institute, Macedonia, NGO COPE, Italy and Jovesolides, Spain.

     

    How does this project work?

    In order to achieve the stated objectives, this project, financed by the European Union, through the Erasmus + Youth programme, addresses communication and the creation awareness raising campaigns. https://europa.eu/european-union/index_es

     

     

  • Welcomers

    Place: In many countries

    Welcomers aims to facilitate the cultural enrichment of the Euro-Mediterranean population by strengthening the capacities of youth workers. Thus, it breaks stereotypes and social prejudices towards refugees and forced migration.

     

    How does this project work?

    More inclusive and tolerant attitudes are being fostered through exchange, intercultural dialogue, and the active participation of youth in the development of positive messages and proposals. This can involve public administrations or local authorities.

     

     

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