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NHE KA2 Project The no-hate embassy Ref: : ERASMUS-YOUTH-2023-CB Project 101131622NHE Center for Intercultural Understanding - FR, in cooperation with GEYC - RO, MA, EUROMED EVE - TN, Coconut Italia - IT and MIHI - EG would like to implement "The no-hate embassy" project. The project will bring together youth workers and voung people from Program and Southern-Mediterranean countries to develop new practices with the aim to limit the proliferation of online hate speech. The project will focus on building the capacity for youth organisations, by training the youth workers in becoming no-hate ambassadors within their communities, stimulating the critical thinking of their main target group (youth 18-25y) with tools for digital prevention, and counter-narration. Specific objectives: Assessment of the hate-speech narratives and realities in the online space within the involved countries, and outlining the prevention measures: a comparative study among the 6 countries. Enhance the critical thinking of youth to know how to detect and react against hateful propaganda online. Empower SOs and grass-root movements to develop strategies for the promotion of intercultural dialogue, building a bridge of knowledge and practice sharing between the two sides of the Mediterranean: Manual and guidelines for Youth organisations and CSOs. Deconstructing hate speech narratives, through a fellowship for youth workers leading a Euro-Mediterranean campaign to tackle hate speech: 6 months long, based on the GAMMMA+ model... TC Egypt Merhaba, Egypt! 🇪🇬 We're in beautiful Sharm El Sheikh for an impactful training course 🌊addressing one of today's most pressing issues. 🤔 Critically Yours is the first training course of our capacity-building project, NHE (#nohateembassy ), which started several months ago. 🔥 This initiative brings together experienced youth workers from across the Euro-Mediterranean region, empowering them to become No Hate Ambassadors 🤝 in their communities. Through this training, participants will foster critical thinking, inspire their audiences, and gain practical tools for digital prevention and counter-narration strategies. 🔍 The opening days have been all about settling into the rhythm of the program: laying the foundation, building connections, and diving into key concepts. 👉 We've explored how to identify online hate speech and discussed the vital roles various stakeholders play in addressing this pressing challenge. 🌟 Critically Yours still has a lot to offer! Follow along for more exciting updates 🚀 Training in Filadelfia Our NHE Fellowship is in full swing, and we couldn't be more excited! 🥳 We have welcomed 30 fellows to the No Hate Embassy from: France, Italy, Morocco, Romania, Tunisia and Egypt. 👉 For the next six months, we'll be closely working with them to tackle hate speech through impactful digital campaigns, starting right here with a training course in sunny Filadelfia, Italy 💚 Our mission in this training is to meet our fellows, get to know them and preparing together for the work ahead 🌟 Over the next few days we will be deeping our knowledge on hate speech and explore effective digital campaigning tools 💻 to adress it. The first days have already been filled with energy ⚡sharing stories, backgrounds, and engaging in thoughtful discussions around critical concepts central to our mission. CHECK ALL PICS Local Activities Digital campaigns Manual for Civil Society Digital awarness Awareness Workshop Engaging talk on sexism Get on the List Sign up to receive the first word when we go live. First Name Last Name Email Subscribe Thanks for submitting!

DCA – Differences Challenge Assumptions DCA – Differences Challenge Assumptions” is a transnational project co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union and coordinated by a consortium of youth-focused organizations from across Europe and the Mediterranean. The project aims to foster critical thinking, empathy, and intercultural dialogue among young people by addressing the ways in which assumptions, stereotypes, and prejudices are formed and sustained in society. Rooted in the belief that diversity is a strength and not a threat, DCA seeks to empower young people to recognize, question, and deconstruct the unconscious biases that shape their perceptions of others. The project utilizes non-formal education tools, including workshops, storytelling, intercultural exchanges, and creative media, to create inclusive spaces where dialogue and understanding can flourish. The initiative brings together youth workers, educators, and activists from different cultural, social, and professional backgrounds to share experiences, develop skills, and co-create innovative educational materials that challenge discriminatory attitudes and promote social inclusion. DCA is not only a learning opportunity for participants but also a platform for multiplying positive change within communities by encouraging young people to become active agents of inclusion, solidarity, and diversity. Project objectives • Promote critical thinking among young people about stereotypes, prejudices, and cultural assumptions. • Encourage dialogue and mutual understanding among youth from diverse backgrounds. • Develop youth workers’ capacities to address topics related to inclusion, diversity, and discrimination through non-formal education. • Raise awareness of the dangers of discriminatory attitudes and unconscious bias in everyday life. • Provide young people with tools and opportunities to challenge misinformation and hate speech online and offline. • Strengthen cooperation between youth organizations across Europe and the Mediterranean. • Foster inclusive and democratic youth participation in community life and policy-making. • Support the creation of innovative educational resources that can be used in youth work and educational contexts. Entrer Partner organizations • 7 NGOs from different regions: • Portugal: Teatro Metaphora (Coordinator) • Romania: A.R.T. Fusion • Poland: We Add Wings • Egypt: Have a Dream • Jordan: Jordan Youth Innovation Forum • Morocco: Morocco's Friends Foundation • Tunisia: EuroMed EVE Our Projects DCA / CBY “Differences Challenge Assumptions” 📌 Project Mobility Update: “Differences Challenge Assumptions” – Kick-off Meeting in Cairo, Egypt 🌍 In April, the city of Cairo hosted the inaugural transnational meeting of the “Differences Challenge Assumptions” project – a forward-looking Erasmus+ initiative co-funded by the European Commission. Representatives of seven partner organizations from Europe and North Africa came together for the first time to collaborate in person, set common goals, and define a strategic direction for the project. During this three-day mobility, participants engaged in detailed planning sessions and workshops to establish the project's framework, methodologies, and upcoming activities. Beyond the strategic work, the meeting fostered intercultural exchange, trust-building, and mutual understanding – all within the vibrant context of Egyptian heritage and hospitality. 🎯 Project Objectives: Promote inclusive approaches to cultural diversity in youth work Challenge and rethink stereotypical narratives Strengthen competencies of youth workers and educators across partner countries 🤝 Project Consortium: Led by Teatro Metaphora (Portugal), the partnership includes: 🇷🇴 A.R.T Fusion (Romania) 🇪🇬 Have a Dream (Egypt) 🇵🇱 Uskrzydlamy (Poland) 🇹🇳 EuroMed EVE (Tunisia) 🇯🇴 JYIF (Jordan) 🇲🇦 MFF (Morocco) 📚 What’s Next? The next phase of the project will take place this summer with the first training course focused on inclusive youth engagement strategies. The long-term outcome will be a practical handbook designed to support youth leaders and educators in delivering impactful, non-formal education activities centered around diversity and inclusion. 🔗 Stay connected to follow our journey, discover tools, and explore results from the “Differences Challenge Assumptions” project. Tc In Romania " Diversity, Intersectionality & Narratives Training – Romania What an unforgettable journey we had during these 8 days of learning, sharing, and connecting under the DCA project! Participants from Tunisia, Jordan, Egypt, Poland, Romania, Portugal, and Morocco came together to explore diversity, identity, and narratives — and here’s a look back: ." Diversity, Intersectionality & Narratives Training – Romania What an unforgettable journey we had during these 8 days of learning, sharing, and connecting under the DCA project! Participants from Tunisia, Jordan, Egypt, Poland, Romania, Portugal, and Morocco came together to explore diversity, identity, and narratives — and here’s a look back: Day 1 – Introductions & Bonding We kicked off by meeting each other through fun bonding activities , building the first connections that would carry us through the week. Day 2 – Assumptions & Norms Interactive exercises helped us reflect on assumptions and social norms, uncovering how unconscious biases influence our daily lives. Day 3 – Privilege & Identity Through stories and reflections , we discovered how different layers of identity intersect, and why empathy is key to inclusive communities. Day 4 – Intersectionality & Free Time We explored intersectionality —connecting identity, privilege, and systemic inequalities. Later, we enjoyed free time to discover Romanian culture. Day 5 – Reactions to Diversity We explored how people respond to differences — with acceptance, resistance, or transformation — and reflected on our role in promoting inclusion. Day 6 – Diversity in Media Narratives Participants analyzed how media can reinforce stereotypes or challenge them , gaining insights into the power of stories in shaping societies. Day 7 – Narratives & Research Planning We learned from a researcher , planned our future contributions, and left inspired with new tools to take beyond the training. Day 8 – Open Conversations & Goodbye Our final day was emotional . We shared reflections, highlights, and hopes for the future — leaving with knowledge, friendships, and determination to create change in our communities. Thank you to everyone who made this journey so meaningful!

EuromedEVE is a cultural non-governmental organization aims to increase knowledge of youth and children and better develop their cultural level so that they get involved in the re-building of the country, To highlight the notions of open-mindedness, tolerance, and the acceptance of others in different social strata. MARHABA Explorer SHOP Nos événements Inscrivez-vous et aidez à faire des changements Impliquez-vous Faire du bénévolat, participer et faire un don Notre mission Notre objectif, notre vision et notre engagement Mobilité des Jeunes Explorer Échange de Jeunes Explorer Volontariat Européen Explorer Cours de Formation Explorer DÉCOUVREZ LA SUITE « Les jeunes, libres d'agir à leur initiative, peuvent diriger leurs aînés en direction de l'inconnu. Margaret Mead READ MORE See More NEW GENERATIVE IA READ MORE 112 Projets Approuvé +150 Partenaires 10 ans d'Expérience Télécharger le PIF Télécharger PIF-Tunisie-2023 Soutien Soutenez EuromedEVE Coin presse Télécharger les directives de la marque, le logo Haut de page