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NEW Training within Category A, European Youth Foundation, in Leskovac, Serbia – Call for participants

Apr 22nd, 2012
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International training “Promoting youth participation to financially disadvantaged young people” is primarily intended for the benefit of 30 young men and women from Serbia, Macedonia, Romania, Greece, Montenegro, Bosnia & Herzegovina and Bulgaria who face social and economic exclusion due to unemployment and financial difficulties produced by today’s unfavorable economic climate and lack of jobs for young people. Limited number of participants from other countries, member states of the Council of Europe, can be accepted in exceptional cases.

This Training is especially intended for those young people who didn’t before participate in international education events for young people, although the participation is also open for other youngsters who did.

The training is going to be held in Leskovac, Serbia, from 1 – 7 June, 2012.

Working language of the training will be English. However, limited interpretation and linguistic support will be available for a number of participants who speak only basic English.

If you are interested and feel that participation in the training can benefit you, we invite you to apply using APPLICATION form. Please, also read the the official CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS with draft program of the training.

You can apply until May 20th, 2012.

Project supported by the European Youth Foundation of the Council of Europe in the year of its 40th anniversary.

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Youth in action Training in Leskovac, Serbia – Call for participants

Mar 6th, 2012
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International training “Inclusion of economically threatened young people through volunteering” is intended for 30 young men and women from Serbia, Macedonia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Romania, Bulgaria and Greece who face social and economic exclusion due to unemployment and financial difficulties produced by today’s unfavorable economic climate and lack of jobs for young people. Participants from other countries can’t be accepted.

This training is especially intended for those young people who didn’t before participate in international education events for young people, although the participation is also open for other youngsters who did.

The training is going to be held in Leskovac, Serbia, from 4 – 12 May, 2012.

Working language of the training will be English. However, limited interpretation and linguistic support will be available for a number of participants who speak only basic English.

If you are interested and feel that participation in the training can benefit you, we invite you to apply using APPLICATION form. Please, also read the the official CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS with draft program of the training.

You can apply until April 20th, 2012.

Project is supported by the Youth in Action Programme of the European Union.

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Youth in action Training – Call for participants

Jan 18th, 2012
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Training “Fighting youth unemployment” is intended for youth workers/activists who didn’t before participate in international trainings organized within the framework of the Youth in Action Programme or in other similar projects and events dedicated to youth employment issues. This 6-day training (excluding travel days) is going to be organized in City of Leskovac in Serbia, from March 12 – 18, 2012.

The training will bring together 28 youth workers/activists from Serbia, Macedonia, Bulgaria and Romania. The project targets young men and women (preferably aged 18-30) who didn’t before participate in international non-formal education events for young people and who are working on youth employment issues within their organizations, or want to start working on youth employment projects.

Working language of the training will be English and we expect all participants to have a good knowledge of English.

If you are a youth worker/activist from Serbia, Macedonia, Bulgaria or Romania and feel that this training course might be useful to you, we invite you to apply using the APPLICATION in English. Here is the official CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS with draft program of the training and other useful info.

You can send in your application until February 29th 2012, at the latest.

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Youth in action Training – Call for participants

Mar 24th, 2011
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International training “Active participation of unemployed young people facing economic obstacles” will gather young people who faced with different financial obstacles, rarely have a chance to participate in international events for young people. This 6-day training (excluding travel days) is going to be organized in City of Nis in Serbia, from May 08 – 15, 2011.

The training course will bring together 32 young men and women from Serbia, Macedonia, Bulgaria and Romania. The project targets young people who are long-term unemployed and is especially intended for those young people who never had a chance to participate in international events for young people.

Working languages of the training will be English and Serbian. Simultaneous interpretation service will be provided for those participants who don’t speak English or Serbian.

If you are a young person from Serbia, Macedonia, Bulgaria or Romania and feel that this training course might be useful to you, we invite you to apply using the APPLICATION in English. Here is the official CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS with draft program of the training and other useful info.

Call for participants and Application form are also available in other languages for the benefit of participants who don’t speak English:

Повик за учесници
Покана за участниците
Apel de participare
Poziv za učesnike

Aplikacija – мakedonski
Апликация – български
Cerere – romanesc
Aplikacija – srpski

Deadline for applications: April 30th, 2011.

Project is supported by the Youth in Action Programme of the European Union.

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Training “Improving social rights of young people facing poverty and social exclusion” held in City of Nis

Feb 25th, 2011
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The training was intended for youth workers from Serbia who want to, or already are working on advancement of social rights of young people facing poverty and social exclusion.
Participants learned about social rights, local partnerships development between institutions/organizations for the purpose of helping socially endangered youth, as well as mechanisms and approaches while working with this youth population. Moreover, participants developed pilot projects that will be used to transfer theoretical know-how into practice.

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City Council of Leskovac adopted our initiative for amendments to the City Statute

Jan 11th, 2011
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Association “People’s Parliament”, along with 13 other NGO’s from Leskovac submitted during October 2010 an initiative for amendments of City Statute in regard to reduction of percentage of registered voters needed for running of people’s (civil) initiatives. The initiative proposed reduction from current 25% of registered voters to only 5%.

City Council of Leskovac positively responded to our initiative during December 2010 and official adoption of the amendments by the City Parliament is expected.

More information on this initiative can be found on www.narodnainicijativa.rs (Serbian only).

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International training in Novi Sad successfully implemented

Mar 11th, 2010
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Association “People’s Parliament” implemented from 15th to 21st February 2010, an international training called “Cross-border cooperation on youth entrepreneurship development and promotion”.

This training was organized within “Youth in Action” Programme and gathered 36 participants, youth workers, from 6 countries: Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania.

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Youth in action Training – Call for participants

Dec 8th, 2009
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Cross-border cooperation on youth entrepreneurship development and promotion is international training which will gather youth workers active in the field of youth self-employment. This 5-day training (excluding travel days) is going to be organized in Novi Sad, Serbia, from 15th – 21st January 2010.

We are going to organize this training because we feel that one of positive solutions to youth unemployment problem is entrepreneurship education of youngsters and that self-employment needs to be more seriously considered by youngsters, as well as those providing youth with services in area of self-employment support, as viable income-generation option and as an alternative to job seeking.

If you are from Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Slovakia, Hungary or Romania, and are a project manager actively and directly involved in youth self-employment projects at local, national, regional and/or international level, you can apply for this training by the 25th of January 2010.

Here is the official Call for participants and Application form.

THE APPLICATIONS PROCESS IS CLOSED!

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People’s initiative

Oct 28th, 2009
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People’s Parliament began implementation of a national project “People’s initiative”, in cooperation with several NGO’s from Belgrade, Pozega, Novi Sad and Negotin.

We started this legislative project due to restrictiveness of the actual Law on referendum and people’s initiative and related regulations, as well as parts of the Law on local self-governance who deal with local people’s initiatives.

Above mentioned laws currently restrict democratic rights of citizens of Serbia to propose legislative solutions to legislators through so called “people’s initiatives”. Evaluating parts of concerned legislations which deal with the length of the signature’s collection process from citizens supporting a people’s initiative, as well as a required number of signatures that need to be collected, we came to the conclusion that current legislative acts are too restrictive, especially when compared to similar laws in numerous European countries. In reality this laws currently make it harder for citizen’s to participate in legislative roles.

Because of the above mentioned, and some other reasons, we plan to develop and propose to legislators amendments to the Law on referendum and people’s initiative, amendments to the Law on local self-governance (especially Article 68.) and various sub-legislative acts that regulate people’s initiatives. This will be done during 10 months period, until middle of 2010. Also, we plan to organize a public campaign that will introduce the project to a wider auditorium and give it a chance to participate in it.

More information on this project and activities organized are available at www.narodnainicijativa.rs.

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Advancing tolerance among youth from South Serbia

Sep 22nd, 2009
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During September 2009 we’ve organized a training in Vlasina Lake in Serbia, called “Advancing tolerance among youth from South Serbia”. This training gathered 25 youth of different nationalities from South Serbia.

Couple of photos from this training can be seen on our main page and all can be seen on our Flickr photostream.

The project is supported by European Youth Foundation.

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