Podcasts of the EU-CoE partnership in the field of youth. Participation, social inclusion, youth work, better knowledge, visibility of youth work & youth policy. The podcasts were prepared for the MOOC on Youth Work Essentials
Youth work essentials
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Podcasts of the EU-CoE partnership in the field of youth. Participation, social inclusion, youth work, better knowledge, visibility of youth work & youth policy. The podcasts were prepared for the MOOC on Youth Work Essentials
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June 13, 2021
Advocating for youth work - European Youth Work Agenda in practice
In this episode we are discussing the role of the European Youth Work Agenda and the Bonn process in advocating for youth work on local, regional and European level.
September 26, 2020
Advocacy for youth work
In this episode we discuss why and how to advocate for youth work. Guests: Federica Demicheli (Italy) is a vice President of NINFEA (National Association aiming for the recognition of youth workers in Italy) and active as a youth worker and European trainer since 2004. She works in the field of prevention of violent radicalisation, youth work recognition and volunteering both at national and European level. She has been working in the youth work field in South Med countries. Anna Yeghoyan (Armenia) has been working in the field of youth work, youth training and youth policy in Armenia for almost 20 years, and has been an active advocate of youth participation at all levels: community development to policy making. She has significant experience in grassroots youth work, capacity development, volunteering promotion and accessibility of non-formal education both as a freelance expert and as one of the founders and a project consultant of Gyumri “Youth Initiative Centre” NGO. After receiving the Executive Master in Development Policies and Practices from Geneva Graduate Institute in 2015-2016, the main areas of her professional interest have become youth research and evidence-based, participative policy development and implementation. Podcast host: Ekaterina Sherer
September 4, 2020
Youth workers: values and ethics
In this episode we are talking about values and ethics in youth work and their importance in youth work practice. Invited guests: Hilary Tierney - Maynooth University, Ireland. Hilary worked as a youth worker for many years before joining the Department of Applied Social Studies in Maynooth University where she contributes across the professional community and youth work programmes. Her practice and research interests converge in a specific interest in reflective practice, professional supervision, informal education, digital youth work, global youth work, ethics and values in professional practice and the professional formation of gender conscious practitioners. She is particularly interested in the potential of informal and non-formal learning to develop young people's critical capacities as local and global citizens who are committed to equality, social justice and human rights. Hilary was the co-ordinator of the Youth Work eLearning Partnership [YWELP], an Erasmus+ KA2 Strategic Partnership which produced youthworkandyou.org (Links to an external site.) an open source, interactive eLearning platform for youth workers and youth work educators. Antti Korhonen - Finland Podcast host: Ekaterina Sherer
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