In: antiracism & migration, News, projects, past-projects

Training Minosia facilitators 21.09 to 30.09 & EduLARping on migration & inclusion 25.09 to 29.09 In late September of this year, a big Erasmus+ “double training” took place. One part of this seminar was a Train the Trainers (ToT) program for prospective facilitators of the Minosia Labyrinth method. To allow the newly trained trainers to immediately apply their new found knowledge and try out the method with a group, the second part of the training consisted of a classic Erasmus+ program. A diverse group from various European countries came together to collectively explore the complexity of migration processes, the challenges and difficulties encountered by migrantsWeiterlesen

In: current projects, Allgemein, News

Foster young life in rural areas – learn from the past, create for the future Erasmus+ TRAINING WORKSHOP 29. July – 9th August 2023 in Gurro (Italy) Available (only) for residents from Italy, Germany and Austria! We invite trainers, youth workers and youth activists interested in reflecting about and bringing progress and living perspectives for young people into rural areas to apply for a two-part training workshop. The first activity will take place between the 29th July and the 9th August 2023 in the Verbania-Ossola (North-Italy) area and the second is going to follow next year in Germany. Using creative learning methods we want toWeiterlesen

In: current projects, Allgemein, antiracism & migration, News

Are you interested about migration and want to learn and reflect on its place in your history and present? Would you like to take part in a non-formal educational methodology to experience a simulation of the social, bureaucratic and political processes of migration? Do you want to acquire new tools to fight against prejudices and stereotypes that exist all over Europe?   Join our trip to Minosia! An experience in EduLarping on Migration and Inclusion   Minosia Labyrinth is an interactive role play- and simulation game on the topic of migration. It aims to raise awareness on the complexities of the migration process and theWeiterlesen

In: current projects, antiracism & migration, News

Are you interested about migration and want to learn and reflect on its place in your history and present? Would you like to take part in a non-formal educational methodology to experience a simulation of the social and bureaucratic processes of migration? Do you want to acquire new tools to fight against prejudices and stereotypes that exist all over Europe?   Join our trip to Minosia Labyrinth! An experience in EduLarping on Migration and Inclusion   Minosia Labyrinth is an interactive role play- and simulation game on the topic of migration. It aims to raise awareness on the complexities of the migration process and theWeiterlesen

Logo KuBiZ Kultur- und Bildungszentrum Raoul Wallenberg

In: Allgemein, News

“Several KuBiZ” projects have recently published their views on the current conflict about the eviction of a flat. Our collective is active within the associations OBUK e.V. and solar e.V. and the conference and seminar house tagungswerk. We want to comment on this because we did not co-author and support this KuBiZ statement, but have been approached from many sides about the conflict and the numerous controversial discussions. We have not been part of the “self-administration” in the highly fragmented KuBiZ project, which is suffering from processes of domination, bullying and othering, for some years now. Not because we don’t like self-administration, but because weWeiterlesen

In: current projects, Allgemein, antiracism & migration, News, projects

We are happy to announce that solar e.V.  is part of the European project “If I were in your shoes. The transformational power of good practice in larping”. All partners apply live role playing and related practices in informal and/ or formal contexts to provide a unique immersive experience for trainers and staff of the participating organisations. This is inclusive and holistic performative practice can be applied to a broad range of topics such as peace-building, migration, democracy, etc. Enabled by the Erasmus+ partnership program, we intend to explore and exchange best-practice examples in terms of facilitation and content from the five international partners inWeiterlesen