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August 29, 2008

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09.16.2006 , Akcay, Balikesir, Turkey
	Training Course on Volunteer Resource Management Akcay, Balikesir, Turkey, 16-23 September 2006. The aim of training course is to increase voluntary participation of young people aged 15 - 25 in on-going projects of the youth organizations and organizations working with young people.

10.28.2006 , Maynooth, Ireland
	Human Rights Fieldwork - Principles, Strategies and Skills Maynooth, Ireland, 28th October - 5th November 2006. This Training Programme will: Explore the principles underpinning effective human rights fieldwork and enhance the skills of participants needed to carry this out safely before, during or after armed conflict.

09.06.2006 , Berlin, Germany
	International Youth Forum 'Training on Human Rights Education' Berlin, Germany, September 6 – 10, 2006 and November 22 – 26, 2006. Network Migration in Europe organizes a multinational Youth Forum 'Training on human rights issues' for students and multipliers who have an active interest in human rights education in the context of migration. The Youth Forum is devoted to the study and betterment of human rights and specifically the relationship between majority and minority populations in past and present.

, Sarajevo
	Trainers training in Teaching politics Sarajevo, September – November 2006. Main aims of this course are to deal with the topics of democracy, political parties and European Union as well as to get acquainted with tasks, contents and methods of education for democratic citizenship (EDC). In addition to that, cross-cutting key qualifications such as presentation skills and project management techniques are taught. Participants acquire basic knowledge and skills in the field of EDC and learn how to teach politics in formal and non-formal education. Thereby they take part in developing a democratic political culture in Southeast-Europe.

08.16.2006 , Zabinki, Poland
	International Summer Camp Zabinki, Poland, 16 - 25 August, 2006. Zabinki International Student Camp is an international event that has been organized every August since 2002 in Zabinki, Poland. Zabinki is a small village situated in the middle of Mazuria - one of the most beautiful regions in Poland. The program includes different kinds of activities and fosters non-formal education, integration and intercultural learning.

, Geneva
	University of Geneva scholarship for the voluntary sector leaders The International University of Geneva is offering a free place on its International Organsiations MBA programme for an individual to be nominated by the Resource Alliance. The course is aimed at voluntary sector leaders wanting to develop their managerial skills so as to be able to better serve the development community.

, Washington
	The Protection Project International Human Rights Fellowship Washington, USA, September - December 2006. The Fellowship is designed to provide for a rigorous academic and professional experience in the field of human rights for the purpose of fostering both grassroots and government level leadership and support for the promotion of human rights values in targeted countries throughout the world. The fellowship will be awarded to outstanding non-U.S. citizens currently working either for a non-governmental organization or a government agency outside the United States and who exhibit a concerned interest in and commitment to furthering a respect for human rights values in their home countries.

06.25.2006 , Alushta, Crimea
	Summer Institute “Teaching, Learning, Assessment: Issues and Challenges” Alushta, Crimea, 25 June – 6 July 2006. The aim and challenge of this Summer Institute is to join efforts of international trainers from Ukraine, USA, and Georgia to support examination reform in Ukraine, provide continuous professional development and sustain professional networks.

11.05.2006 , Arrouquelas, Portugal
	European Training “EVS – Give a Hand to Society” Arrouquelas, Portugal, 05 – 12 November 2006. The training with be dealing with the subject voluntary work throughout Europe and the role and position youth takes in this field of work. How does Western Europe organise its voluntary work, and how does (for example) East European foundations organise theirs? We will have a deeper look at the differences and similarities. What can the participants learn from an organisation from Bulgaria or Scotland? We will have a look at the positive sides of both of them. What is good and interesting volunteer project? In what way are volunteers protected by law during their projects; does it even exist in Russia and what about Sweden?

07.05.2006 , Gabala, Azerbaijan
	Training Course "Let us Join for Diversity" Gabala, Azerbaijan, 05th – 11th July 2006. The course will focus on the work on existing projects that specifically promote the participation of young people in local and regional life, both independently and in co-operation with local and regional authorities. Furthermore the course will encourage youth participation in local and regional public life, and lobby local and regional authorities to develop policies, means and structures for encouraging such participation. Topics as citizenship, human rights, democracy and civil society will also be addressed.

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