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Human Rights Education BIM Annual Report 2008 polis – Centre for Citizenship Education in Schools Summary polis – Centre for Citizenship Education in Schools supports teachers in putting citizenship education into practice at schools. The Centre provides teaching materials, acts as information and consultation platform, offers formation and continuing education for teachers as well as workshops for students. Apart from knowledge transfer activities the Centre also engages in awareness raising and sensitisation for all issues concerning politics, democracy, human rights, consumer education, sustainable development as well as the strengthening of social skills. polis was initiated by the Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Culture at the BIM Research Association in 2006. The Centre emerged from the Service Centre for Human Rights Education (since 1997 at the institute) and the Service Centre for Civic Education (since 2002 at the institute). Main tasks of polis are, among others: Website www.politik-lernen.at Monthly information brochure for teachers “polis aktuell“ Purchase, publishing und distribution of teaching materials on civic education In-service teacher trainings Workshops for school classes Organization of events, e.g. EDC Action Days, EDC Conference Coordination of a teacher’s network Consultation and support of teachers Administration of a school fund “Learning and Living Democracy” Set up of the Austrian Agency for Education for Sustainable Development in cooperation with Forum Umweltbildung Country Persons involved Austria Director Staff members Patricia Hladschik Sabine Mandl (parental leave) Ingrid Ausserer Reinhard Eckert Maria Haupt Michael Nußbaumer Dorothea Steurer Elisabeth Turek Angelika Zojer Contact person Patricia Hladschik, patricia.hladschik@politik-lernen.at Lead organisation Ludwig Boltzmann Institute of Human Rights – Research Association Partner organisation - Starting/ -end date Funded by established in February 2006, mandated until the end of 2009 emerged from the Service Centre for Human Rights Education (since 1997) and the Service Centre for Civic Education (since 2002) Austrian Federal Ministry for Education, Science and Culture – Department for Civic Education 84
BIM Annual Report 2008 Human Rights Education Got it Verstehst Chapes Intercultural Understanding between young people Summary “Got it” is a European project on the theme of communication among young people in a context of intercultural diversity. Five organizations from four different EU-Countries worked together, the BIM taking the role of lead institution. Finding an appropriate way to deal with religious and cultural diversity is essential for the foundation of a peaceful Europe. Especially youth from migration backgrounds are experts on this field. Therefore the project focused on their experiences. Main questions were: In which way are participation, (dis-)integration and discrimination or equal opportunities related to each other How can young people with different backgrounds communicate and understand each other What are migration trends to and within Europe, how is migration restricted and regulated by national law The framework for these debates was a summer academy, where youth from the UK, Germany, the Czech Republic and Austria met and worked, played and lived together. The priority was on interactive and participative methods, such as group exercises, discussions, role-play, etc. The results of the project were presented in a radio programme produced by the participants. Countries Austria, UK, Germany, Czech Republic Persons involved Project leader Administrative and financial coordination Michael Nußbaumer Katharina Wölfel Contact person Michael Nußbaumer, michael.nussbaumer@politik-lernen.at Lead organisation Ludwig Boltzmann Institute of Human Rights Partner organisations Kinderfreunde Austria, AT Pionyrska Skupina Obrancu Miru, CZ Preston Community Arts Project, UK Kommunikation und Medien, e.V., DE Starting/ end date Funded by February 2008 to November 2008 EU “Youth in Action“ Programme Federal Ministry for Generations, Family and Youth Province of Upper Austria 85
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