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“Tackling poverty with Education for Democratic Citizenship and
Human Rights in Adult Learning” launched the European Year 2010
for Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion from the NGO perspective.
More than 170 participants from NGO, research and policy making levels
gathered in the city of Glasgow (March 3-5, 2010) for sound exchange
and discussions.
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Foreword
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PART 1: OPENING SPEECHES AND INTRODUCTION: EUROPEAN APPROACHES
Tackling Poverty and Social Exclusion in Europe through Education for
Democratic Citizenship and Human Rights Education in Adult Learning -
David Martin (Member of the European Parliament, Committees on
International Trade and Human Rights)
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Building Partnerships for Citizenship and Human Rights Education -
Yulia Pererva (Council of Europe, Division on Citizenship and
Human Rights Education)
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Social Exclusion – a Fundamental Rights Agency Perspective -
Frederic Banson (Fundamental Rights Agency)
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Poverty and Social Exclusion in the European Union: An Introduction -
Gabriella Patriziano (Volontariato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo, Italy)
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PART 2: Effects of Poverty and
Social Exclusion on EDC/HRE:
Scottish Case Studies and the Relevance of Community-Based Initiatives
Challenging Poverty and Social Exclusion in Housing -
Najimee Parveen (PATH Scotland)
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Refugees and Poverty -
John Wilkes (Scottish Refugee Council)
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The Role of Informal Training and Education in Anti-Poverty Advocacy Work:
Linking Fundamental Rights and Poverty Eradication -
Robin Tennant and Twimukye Mushaka (Poverty Alliance Scotland)
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PART 3: Effects of Poverty and
Social Exclusion on EDC/HRE:
Reports and Best Practices from NINE European Countries
Social Inclusion Efforts of Local Authorities: Vocational Training Courses
of the Local Government of Istanbul -
Ihsan Ikizer (Leuven University / VORMEN, Belgium)
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Tackling Social Exclusion by Promoting Active Participation of Young
People
from Southern Italy: VIS - Non-Formal ‘School’ of Global Education -
Gabriella Patriziano (Volontariato Internazionale per lo Sviluppo, Italy)
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Case Study Slovenia: The CoE Compass on Human Rights Education
and the Roma Minority -
Alenka Elena Begant (EIP Slovenia)
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The UNESCO Study on Shared Values among Young People in Estonia:
Effects on Civic Education -
Sulev Valdmaa (Jan Tönisson Institute, Estonia)
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Education, Health Issues and Social Exclusion: Legal Consulting for
Persons with Drug Abuse Problems -
Erika Matuzaite (Center for Civic Initiatives, Lithuania)
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Without Protection on the Street: Mask Theatre with Homeless People -
Angelika Heinich (EuropaHaus Aurich, Germany)
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pdf, 87 kb]
Education for Diversity: Religious Diversity and an Anti-Discrimination
Handbook -
Tsvetoslav Nikolov (Partners Bulgaria Foundation, Bulgaria)
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The Young Muslim Leadership Network Project -
Naqeeb Ahmed and Tony Breslin (Citizenship Foundation,
Young Muslim Leadership Network, United Kingdom)
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Developing a Voice for the Non-Formal Adult Education Sector:
A Case Study of the AONTAS Community Education Network -
Niamh O`Reilly (AONTAS Ireland)
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PART 4: POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS
Recommendations for Policy Makers and NGO Practitioners
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