International

Regional Cooperation between Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova

Through regional cooperation and dissemination of best practices in developing democratic competences at school, this project aims to build a professional pool of experts in Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova.

The target group consists of experienced trainers representing national in-service teacher training institutions, education centers and NGOs responsible for the in-service training of teachers in Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia. Over a period of 18 months they will have:

  • Undertaken an international training in education for democratic citizenship and human rights
  • Implemented local projects in schools
  • Shared their experiences and lessons learned at two international conferences

Partner: National Center for Teacher Professional Development, Georgia

Funded by

  • Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Regional Conference in Tbilisi

The regional cooperation component of the Schools for Democracy programme aims to share experiences on how to develop competences for democratic culture (CDC) in schools, between educators from Ukraine and other countries in the region.

Other projects

DEMRED - Strengthening democratic resilience through education

International project

Hate I´m Against

"Hate, I'm against" gave Polish and Norwegian students the skills and tools to organize social campaigns against hate speech and discrimination in their schools and local environments.

Information vs manipulation – How to stand up against propaganda

The project “Information vs manipulation – How to stand up against propaganda?” promoted critical thinking and media literacy among students in Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic.

Regional Summer Academy Montenegro

The South East Europe Regional Summer Academy "Human Rights in Action" promoted human rights education in South East Europe.

Regional Summer Academy Poland

The Regional Summer Academy "Democracy at School" promoted education for democratic citizenship in Poland, Russia and Eastern Partnership countries.

Visegrad at Utøya

Youth leaders from political parties and civil society in Visegrad countries (Poland, Hungary, Czeck Republic, Slovakia) and Norway meet at Utøya to learn and exchange experiences on how to promote a democratic culture in their local and national communities.

Dealing with Controversy in the Nordic Countries

The project aimed to strengthen particpants' competences in creating safe and inclusive spaces for teaching and discussing controversial issues with young people.

Baltic Summer Academy

The Baltic Summer Academy aims to build the capacity of schools in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to foster an inclusive and democratic culture through promotion and implementation of citizenship and human rights education

STEP UP – Student Teachers’ Practice for Democratic Culture

The project Student Teachers Practice for Democratic Culture - STEP UP-DC attempts to connect Competences for Democratic Culture (CDC) and teacher training, especially Initial Teacher Training (ITT) and Continuing Professional Development (CPD).

Fighting antisemitism, xenophobia and racism now!

Building upon several years of cooperation, EWC will partner with the POLIN museum in Warsaw to offer an educational 3-year project for Polish and Norwegian youth addressing hate speech and intolerance, as part of the EEA Grants pre-defined project “Jewish Culture Heritage” (2019-2024). It will provide tools for developing competences such as tolerance, intercultural understanding and critical thinking.

Preparing Future Teachers in the Western Balkans

Preparing Future Teachers in the Western Balkans aims to develop and integrate new teacher education modules with a focus on practice-oriented teaching promoting citizenship, democracy and human rights.

The Thorvald Stoltenberg Seminar

A yearly international seminar in memory of Thorvald Stoltenberg. For youth leaders from across Europe who promote democracy, human rights and intercultural dialogue.