12.00 Session 5 - YouthModerator: Vladimir Radmanović
12.05 Opens 2019 & Novi Sad ECC 2021Platform of cooperation for 2019.12.35 Secretariat for Education – TV Show „How much we know each other”13.45 Discussion
13.00-14.00 Lunch14.15 Performance “Friends to be”
14.30 Workshop "What lies behind this face"Trainer: Marko Pejovic
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Quiz “How Well Do We Know Each Other”
The activity is demonstrated through quiz-competitions in knowledge of the history and cultures of the national communities living in Vojvodina. The quiz participants are secondary school pupils’ teams from the whole of Vojvodina.The target of the activity is to educate the citizens, primarily the youth, about the common history and cultures of various national communities living in Vojvodina, and to create conditions for such education through massive participation of Vojvodina secondary school pupils, as well as to broadcast the competitions via media. Quiz is part of the Project entitled ”Promotion of Multiculturalism and Tolerance in Vojvodina“, conducted by Provincial Secretariat for Education, Regulations, Administration and National Minorities – National Communities.
The activity is demonstrated through quiz-competitions in knowledge of the history and cultures of the national communities living in Vojvodina. The quiz participants are secondary school pupils’ teams from the whole of Vojvodina.The target of the activity is to educate the citizens, primarily the youth, about the common history and cultures of various national communities living in Vojvodina, and to create conditions for such education through massive participation of Vojvodina secondary school pupils, as well as to broadcast the competitions via media. Quiz is part of the Project entitled ”Promotion of Multiculturalism and Tolerance in Vojvodina“, conducted by Provincial Secretariat for Education, Regulations, Administration and National Minorities – National Communities.
Workshop "What lies behind this face"
The workshop deals with prejudices and fears that underlie interethnic and other types of intolerance to those who are different. Its goal is to awaken to think about how society can develop through its inter-culturally sensitivity. Using a series of exercises, participants will have the opportunity to articulate and improve their knowledge in this field, as well as to examine the extent to which they themselves are prepared to learn from other cultures. The workshop will be based onthe principles of experiential learning and will use the interactive methodology combined with shorttheoretical inputs.
The workshop deals with prejudices and fears that underlie interethnic and other types of intolerance to those who are different. Its goal is to awaken to think about how society can develop through its inter-culturally sensitivity. Using a series of exercises, participants will have the opportunity to articulate and improve their knowledge in this field, as well as to examine the extent to which they themselves are prepared to learn from other cultures. The workshop will be based onthe principles of experiential learning and will use the interactive methodology combined with shorttheoretical inputs.
Marko Pejović
Marko is a psychologist, trainer in the field of intercultural learning and human rights, a dramaturge and theater practitioner. He is the author of several projects that encourage members of marginalized groups (Roma, young people with intellectual disabilities, persons with disabilities, users of psychiatric services, veterans of the wars 1991-1999) to influence the perception of society about members of these groups, aswell as promotion of their rights.He was a trainer for dozens of projects dealing with intercultural learning, for participants of different ages (elementary school age, secondary school age, students, teachers and professors...).He is the co-author of several manuals for intercultural learning and work in an inclusive context ("ABC of tolerance“, "No Exclusion", "Body Frame"...).The animated series "It is so unfair" (which deals with the fight against negative social phenomena, such is prejudice, violence...), for which he wrote a script, was awarded by the Council of Europe and the European Commission.He was a UNICEF associate for the program "School without Violence" and wrote articles for a series of journals promoting non-formal education in Europe (such as the Coyote, the magazine of Council of Europe and the European Union).
Marko is a psychologist, trainer in the field of intercultural learning and human rights, a dramaturge and theater practitioner. He is the author of several projects that encourage members of marginalized groups (Roma, young people with intellectual disabilities, persons with disabilities, users of psychiatric services, veterans of the wars 1991-1999) to influence the perception of society about members of these groups, aswell as promotion of their rights.He was a trainer for dozens of projects dealing with intercultural learning, for participants of different ages (elementary school age, secondary school age, students, teachers and professors...).He is the co-author of several manuals for intercultural learning and work in an inclusive context ("ABC of tolerance“, "No Exclusion", "Body Frame"...).The animated series "It is so unfair" (which deals with the fight against negative social phenomena, such is prejudice, violence...), for which he wrote a script, was awarded by the Council of Europe and the European Commission.He was a UNICEF associate for the program "School without Violence" and wrote articles for a series of journals promoting non-formal education in Europe (such as the Coyote, the magazine of Council of Europe and the European Union).
Performance Friends to be…
From the performance Ed van Hoorn FtS a new performance arose: Friends to be… What happens if an Arabian and a Westerner meet and want to become friends? What needs to be shared to understand and learn from one another? Nour Mardini and Gerard Venverloo will face the quest to find the right answers. They will ask questions, which should be left unasked.The foundation Op Roet develops art & theatre projects where immaterial heritage forms the inspiration. The purpose of these projects is to create a dynamic and alive connection between material and immaterial heritage in past, present and future.
From the performance Ed van Hoorn FtS a new performance arose: Friends to be… What happens if an Arabian and a Westerner meet and want to become friends? What needs to be shared to understand and learn from one another? Nour Mardini and Gerard Venverloo will face the quest to find the right answers. They will ask questions, which should be left unasked.The foundation Op Roet develops art & theatre projects where immaterial heritage forms the inspiration. The purpose of these projects is to create a dynamic and alive connection between material and immaterial heritage in past, present and future.
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