Welcome to the LOL 'a' Land: A land of Hope and Laughters!
This is the dedicated page for you to explore the four pillars of the Human Rights Education we are tackling in this project (Freedom of Expression, Discrimination, Hate Speech, and Inclusive Language), and Stand Up Comedy Techniques.
In this website, you will be able to find different tasks, materials, videos, podcasts... everything that could help you understand how to work on your own material :)
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‘LOL: Laugh Out Loud, Stand Proud’ is an international initiative that will involve 24 participants engaged in the youth work field from 8 countries: Lithuania, Portugal, Italy, Czechia, Greece, Romania, Belgium and Poland.
The training aims to combine Human Rights Education and Stand-Up Comedy to empower participants to address sensitive topics (Hate Speech, Freedom of Expression, Inclusive Language, and Intolerance/Discrimination) in new and creative ways.
Empower participants to become advocates for human rights in their communities
Introduce how to use stand-up comedy techniques to enhance engagement in education.
Expand participants' understanding of the four main pillars of the project.
Develop communication, creativity, critical thinking, facilitation, and emotional intelligence skills
This is the page dedicated to Human Rights (Freedom of Expression, Discrimination, Hate Speech and Inclusive Language
This is the page dedicated to the Stand-up Comedy techniques, and exercises.
This page is dedicated on Youth Workers competencies
In this page you can find some personal reflection tools.
Contact directly the sending organizations for further information on how to apply through their network
Loud & Clear - LT
Aps Flow - IT
Dear Future Self - RO
Youth Progress - CZ
Sustech Ability - PT
JOETZ - BE
Youthfully Yours - GR
Young Spirit - PL
Check the FAQs section and if you have any further questions, you can contact us at loudnclear.eu@gmail.com
Check the testimonials of the previous edition of the Training Course
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