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EU Diversity Voices is a 2-year CERV CITIZENS REM EU INTEGRATION project, 2025 - 2027
The project goal is to celebrate and commemorate the main achievements of the Euin the field of human rights. Partners will work together by organizing events to raise awareness about the variery of human rights European conventions, strategies and treaties from women empowerment, LGBTIQ, minorities, gender mainstreaming to hate speech.
The project will educate about the defining experiences in human rights European history, protecting European values and rights and encouraging Europeans to be vigilant and to defend fundamental rights, democracy and rule of law.The project partnership aims to carry out seven events across seven different countries, each with the intention of raising awareness of common history, culture and cultural heritage and European values, particularly those related to protection of human rights and freedoms. These events will also emphasize encouraging civic and democratic participation, in order to sustain and further develop societies that are open, democratic, equitable and inclusive, all founded on the rule of law. All events that will be organized during the project will involve local citizens from a variety of groups such as minorities, youth, adults, seniors, people from rural areas and all events will take into account and reflect the gender mainstreaming.
This project will comprise a diverse array of activities designed to ensure engagement and install in participants a sense of advocacy and activism in combating all forms of discrimination and intolerance. The mental shift which we want to inspire is expected to bring long-term benefits, contributing to the construction of a brighter, more inclusive future.
We seek to create an intergenerational and international space for sharing best practices, exchanging ideas, and discussing different perspectives.
The project will educate about the defining experiences in human rights European history, protecting European values and rights and encouraging Europeans to be vigilant and to defend fundamental rights, democracy and rule of law.The project partnership aims to carry out seven events across seven different countries, each with the intention of raising awareness of common history, culture and cultural heritage and European values, particularly those related to protection of human rights and freedoms. These events will also emphasize encouraging civic and democratic participation, in order to sustain and further develop societies that are open, democratic, equitable and inclusive, all founded on the rule of law. All events that will be organized during the project will involve local citizens from a variety of groups such as minorities, youth, adults, seniors, people from rural areas and all events will take into account and reflect the gender mainstreaming.
This project will comprise a diverse array of activities designed to ensure engagement and install in participants a sense of advocacy and activism in combating all forms of discrimination and intolerance. The mental shift which we want to inspire is expected to bring long-term benefits, contributing to the construction of a brighter, more inclusive future.
We seek to create an intergenerational and international space for sharing best practices, exchanging ideas, and discussing different perspectives.
Partnership:
- Fundacja "Parasol" Poland - Coordinator
- FREYR Institute Denmark
- NGO NEST BERLIN EV Germany
- SOLUTION: SOLIDARITE & INCLUSION France
- Le Tre Ghinee Aps Italy
- ASSOCIACAO CHECK-IN - COOPERACAO E DESENVOLVIME Portugal
- Learning Seed Greece
Activities:
WP1:
WP1:
- TM 1 online
- Deconstructing HUMAN RIGHTS , open round table - Beja, Portugal
- Photo street exhibition in Beja
- Documentary movie from the event
- Women’s Day Conference: Making Space for Women and Girls - Rome
- A series of meetings – Women empowerment – EU and partners states good practices
- Public seminar – Combating Gender Stereotypes - Poznan
- Workshop with Gender toolkit
- Using movies for combating discrimination against LGBTIQ people – open seminar with discussion - Berlin
- Strategic Workshop to promote inclusion and diversity in the workplace and in education
- Being minorities in EU – round tables with a discussion on what is next for minorities in these challenging times - Paris
- ART Workshop – developing the unity of all people
- Open Workshop to engage local people in preventing hate speech - Esbjerg
- Workshop - Countering hate speech online – Code of conduct
- OXFORD DEBATE on the cases of the European Court of Human Rights - Argos
- Exploration of the EU Human Rights institutions – SEMINAR
