The path to democracy crosses with our ability, as community members, to make informed decisions about public affairs that affect our lives. Informed decisions depend on applying a critical perspective on the social, political and economic structures that underlie our societies. Roots School of Critical and Explorative Learning promotes transformation in education and society through the cultivation of reflective and solution-seeking thinking about political, social, economic and environmental issues. As a transnational, community-based training center, Roots School applies learning methods which are based on participation, experimentation, inclusivity and reflexivity.
Youth Exchange, Fasano, Italy 16-24 February 2016 When my friend asked me if I wanted to go to Italy my automatic response was “Of course”! Someone might think that “How” or “why” was the most important questions but I always wanted to visit Italy so anything else wasn’t important enough. Except from my work… When I asked about taking…
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“Mission Responsible” is a 24 months (Mar 2016 – Feb 2018) Capacity Building project aiming at the establishment of quality standards for youth work through the exchange of experiences between 7 youth organizations from Greece, Italy, Senegal, Togo, India, Nepal and Vietnam Read More Mission Responsible
Reflection from U.S. Politics Event of the 22th of February 2016by Erin Worden For me, I have often found that the hardest, messiest, and most complicated conversations are some of the most worthy exchanges. I was reminded of this fact earlier this week when my American peers and I from Arcadia University’s Athens program gathered with a handful of…
A diverse and international group of 25 youngsters from Greece, the US, Azerbaijan, Iran, Kosovo, France, Germany, Palestine, Serbia and Turkey followed Inter Alia’s invitation for a visit to the Hellenic Parliament. The group enjoyed a guided tour of the building and took a glimpse of the political history of modern Greece. The openness and availability of the Parliament…
22-30 January 2016, Watford, UK Youth Exchange Georgios Michalis Papadopoulos It seems that London always has something hidden for you to explore. And what we discovered there, me and Leonidas, was something much more unexpected than we thought at start, which was the other, the hidden side of this multinational and historic city. Francis helped us learn about ourselves,…
11 – 18 January 2016, Ciampino, Italy Training Course Maria SotiropoulouIt was a great experience for me, participating in this interesting training course. I have joined youth exchanges but it was my first time in a training course. The training course was very well organized and very interesting. The organizers followed the agenda and they were present during the…
In January 2016 Inter Alia hosted a Youth Exchange involving 2 teams of 10 youngsters from Estonia and Greece in the framework of the “European Youth Citizen Position” KA2 project. The activities of the Exchange were all based on non-formal learning and revolved around 2 central ideas: rights and responsibilities of citizenship and human rights education. We visited the…
Inter Alia – Annual Report 2015 For the core of Inter Alia team – Nikos, Nikos and Boyka – 2015 was a year when most of the aspirations and dreams that led to the establishment of the organization back in 2013, came true. Inter Alia grew significantly in outreach, network and visibility; it became more accessible through the opening…
Training Course for Youth Workers under the Erasmus+ Programme of the EU Palermo, 5-13 December 2015 Pavlos Marinos I passed eight days with 44 complete strangers from different cultural and national backgrounds. At the beginning I was afraid but at the same time curious of what was waiting for me. Do you know that three days have passed since…
Promoting Lifelong Healthy Eating Habits Among Youth Rocafort – Valencia, Spain 23/11/2015 – 1/12/2015 We traveled to Valencia in order to participate in a youth exchange and we didn’t even know each other. We achieved to create a great relationship among us and then transfer this warm atmosphere to the participants of the other countries. We made new acquaintances…
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