In 2014 KURVE Wustrow once again offers a range of exciting seminars for returned volunteers. Time for registration started on 1 November 2013.
Contact: Katharina Arndt karndt@kurvuewustrow.org
The following seminars will take place at KURVE Wustrow:
Prejudice-conscious Behavior – the Anti-Bias-Approach (14. – 16. March 2014)
Refugees and Asylum - lived realities of refugees in Germany (23.-25. May 2014)
Critical Self-positioning – Racism and Critical Whiteness (19.-21. September 2014)
Further seminars and information on how to apply is available here (in German only ):
Flyer 2014 Seminartermine 2014
ONLINEANMELDUNG und Informationen
Detaillierte Beschreibungen Seminartermine 2014 (als PDF)
For further information please see http://www.efef-weltwaerts.de/node/95
»Multiplier for Global Learning« 2014
Further training to qualify for educational work in development-policy
You are back in Germany! You have questions related to fair trade, racism or your lifestyle…
You want to share your experiences, connect with others, make a difference… but you don’t know how?!
The Evangelical Forum for Voluntary Service in the area of Development-policy (eFeF) offers a series of further trainings to qualify for educational work in development-policy under the motto »It’s in your hands…«.
The Project
Following the voluntary service, many young people want to get engaged in educational work in the area of development-policy. Through these further trainings eFeF qualifies returnee to become »Multipliers for Global Learning«.
By participating in these further trainings you deepen your knowledge in development-policy and you learn creative methods to convey your messages through activity-based approaches. The project is financed by the Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, the Evangelical Church in Germany and Bread for the World.
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The Evangelical Forum for Voluntary Service in the area of Development-policy (eFeF) is a consortium of church-based and development organizations and associations, who send volunteers to partner organizations through the government-funded weltwärts program.