The Anne Frank House in cooperation with the Krzyżowa Foundation invites you to a webinar on counteracting homophobia among students using the Stories that Move educational tool. It will take place on 20th May 2021, from 17.00 - 18.15 in English. Entries are made via the form: https://bit.ly/3vQZCHo.
During the webinar, we will introduce the online learning tool and show you how to use moving stories from Stories that Move. They are interesting material to be used in classes with students on prejudice and discrimination. Using the stories of the young people, the trainers will introduce several ways to discuss these complex and delicate topics in the classroom.
Read more: Webinars Stories that move "International day against Homophobia and Transphobia"
In April we met with representatives from Austria, Romania, Poland, Bulgaria, Lithuania, Slovenia, Greece together with Germany Studio Gaus GmbH on our jointly organized competence training the results of the joint project "Understanding diversity together" and try out the first methods. Although this all happend online and was full of fun and creativity.
Within the framework of the three-year project, in which the Kreisau Foundation is a partner, a handout for pedagogical professionals and multipliers is created, which makes it possible to talk about diversity in the pedagogical context in each country. We keep you posted!
The Krzyżowa Foundation for Mutual Understanding in Europe together with its Irish partner H2 Learning invite you to participate in an on-line conference disseminating the results of the project: "Digital Mentoring - a new dimension of teaching".
During the conference, the digital mentoring method, its tools and experiences and good practices related to the implementation of digital mentoring in Ireland and Poland will be presented.
Read more: ||CONFERENCE|| „Digital Mentoring - a new dimension of teaching” - 11.05.21
The slogan "We wake up to life" accompanied us during the meeting with seniors on 27 April 2021 as part of the project "Food - with tradition into modernity". With spring, we had hope for a return to normalcy after more than a year of the pandemic freeze. We went out into the field, trying to capture the emerging NEW in the frame. This walk did us good. And now we are just waiting for the changes in nature to translate into our daily functioning as well.
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Read more: We wake up to life! Meeting with seniors - 27.04.2021