Development of active citizenship of youth of Lithuanian regions

Project facts

Project promoter:
Psychological support and counselling centre(LT)
Project Number:
LT-ACTIVECITIZENS-0041
Status:
In implementation
Initial project cost:
€149,180
Other Project Partners
Vytautas Magnus university Centre for Enterprise Practice(LT)
Programme:

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Description

Problem: the social and civic situation of the youth from Lithuanian regions are not well: there exists a high level of migration, poverty, a high rate of unemployment, a low sense of citizenship, people hardly get involved in public and civic activities. There also exists a lack of inclusive and effective citizenship education programmes for the youth. The effect, which is wanted and coherence with the goals of the programme: the project is directly oriented into the main goal of APF – to strengthen the civic community, as well as the result – a strong civic community and active citizenship in Lithuania. The target group is one of the most vulnerable ones in Lithuania – the youth from regions. 

The goal – to promote active civic participation of Lithuanian youth in multiple social and public politic processes, as well as contribute to making the quality of public education better. Project activities and results:

- Ready-to-use methodical tool „Citizenship education for the youth – BeACTIVE“; board game for the youth „Active citizenship“;

- Training for specialists, working with the youth – they will be introduced to the methods of active citizenship education. In total there are going to be 10 days of training for 200 specialists from 10 Lithuanian regions;

- Creative workshops for the youth, which include creativity-based activities, civic education and involvement in problem solving of local issues. In total there are going to be 25 workshops organised for 400 participants;

- Creation of an online platform „BeACTIVE – 100 ideas for Lithuania“;

- Festival of ideas „BEACTIVE“.

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