Mosaic of Banat Youth
This project gathered 50 young people of 10 different ethnic groups from Banat region, who travelled in the period of […]
This project gathered 50 young people of 10 different ethnic groups from Banat region, who travelled in the period of […]
On 13 April 2005 the European Parliament voted in favour of accepting Romania as a member of the European Union.
A national seminar with this title took place in Bucharest in January 2004 as part of a SOCRATES – GRUNDTVIG
From 2001 to 2004 IIT coordinated a project focused on the use of the new information and communication technologies (ICT)
Romanimation was a mobile European project in which an international group of 26 participants from six European countries moved between several locations in Romania to create dynamic communities that self-organise with regard to youth work and animation, in order to deconstruct stereotypes and improve relationships between Roma and Romanians.
This major principle at the basis of our activities – approaching intercultural and civic education together – also catered for
European Human Bridges project aimed to promote integration through various methods of exploring issues of social exclusion and intercultural learning. It was an integrated long-term project networking European disabled and non-disabled young people developed in the European Youth Campaign “all different – all equal” by a group of individuals and organisations, with yearly events.
The EURROM project aimed at integrating Roma culture in the educational process in schools and it was developed in a partnership between organizations from 4 countries: Romania, France, Spain and Slovakia. A methodological guide for teachers and mediators was developed throughout the project and published in print and online.