SECSE Booklet th th 4 – 7 of September 2014
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INDEX 1. INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................... 4 2. METHOD EXCHANGE SESSIONS ................................................................ 4 3. AGENDA ................................................................................................. 5 4. THINGS TO BRING ................................................................................... 5 5. USEFUL NUMBERS .................................................................................. 6 6. TRANSPORTATION AND MEETING POINTS. .............................................. 7 SECSE BUS ............................................................................... 8 FROM THE AIRPORT TO THE CITY CENTRE (PLAÇA CATALUNYA) ............................. 9 ACADÈMIA DE CIÈNCIES MÈDIQUES I DE LA SALUT DE CATALUNYA I DE BALEARS ............ 10 THE VENUE: JOSEP MARIA BATISTA I ROCA (EL MASNOU) ................................ 11 7. THEME EVENT ..................................................................................... 133 8. SOCIAL PROGRAMME ........................................................................... 155 9. PARTICIPANTS LIST.............................................................................. 16 10. THE OC.............................................................................................. 23
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INTRODUCTION Dear SECSE participants, Now that the SECSE is closer every day, we are very pleased to present you this booklet with all the information you need to get prepared for this amazing event. In the following pages you will find the answer to all those questions that you may be asking yourselves: what should I bring? How can I get to the venue? Also, you will get to know all the SECSE participants and the members of the OC, you will learn more about the agenda and the Method Exchange sessions, you will discover the incredible social program‌ and much more! We are working very hard to offer you the best SECSE ever. All of us really hope for this to be an amazing experience full of learning, shared knowledge and lots of fun. Can’t wait to see you all! Spread SECSE love! The OC
METHOD EXCHANGE SESSIONS The Method Exchange sessions are the foundations of Cooperations on Sexual Education such as the SECSE and the NECSE. All the participating NMOs in the SECSE have to take part in the method exchange. Thus, they should keep in mind that: 1. They must prepare a session to share their methods, as the participants are willing to find out new approaches to peer education and how to apply them appropriately in order to become better Peer Educators. 2. They have to attend the method exchange sessions facilitated by other NMOs, since they will be doing their best to help you improve or even create your own peer-education program. The sessions (that can either last half an hour or an hour) are the key of this event, as they ensure that all participants get to have a go at sharing what they think is the best method.
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AGENDA Day 1: 4th September
Day 2: 5th September
Day 3: 6th September
Day 4: 7th September
8-9 h
BREAKFAST
BREAKFAST
BREAKFAST
9-10 h
Serbia/Spain
Italy
10-11 h
Slovenia
Malta
Let's work out!
Creating new methods! :D
12-13 h
Croatia
Catalonia
13-14 h
LUNCH
LUNCH
14-15 h
NMO hour
NMO hour
THEME EVENT
THEME EVENT
Turkey
Portugal
18-19 h
Sexy Training
Greece
19h-20 h
Bulgaria
What's next?
DINNER
DINNER
III Festival Benèfic per la Lluita contra la SIDA
National Food & Drinking Party
11-12 h
Check-in
15-16 h 16-17 h 17-18 h
20h onwards
Barcelona special city tour
Welcome party + GimcanAECS
Goodbye session! :)
THINGS YOU SHOULD BRING ●
Flight tickets and Passport/ID card.
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Adapter for Spanish plugs.
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Handbag or Schoolbag
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Sleeping bag and towel.
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Toiletry bag and medication.
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Comfortable clothings (the sessions will be mostly very dynamic)
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Money (there will be a bar in the evening, 1beer/glass of wine or sangria will be 1€).
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Anti-Mosquitoes
USEFUL NUMBERS Emergency number:
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Carles Pericas (Head of OC)
+34 638 257 928
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Carles Diaz (Transportation issues)
+34 647 875 231
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Pepe Ferrer
+34 639 138 002
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Alba Bassets
+34 670 545 855
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Bea Blanco
+34 687 675 082
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Medical emergencies:
061
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Fire service:
080
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Guàrdia urbana (local police):
092
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Mossos d’Esquadra (Catalan police force):
112
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TRANSPORTATION & MEETING POINTS A map has been created to facilitate your arrival at the pick-up points. You can find it under the following link: https://mapsengine.google.com/map/edit?mid=z8iyl75AtyYY.kV7Z9hFuyczI We have set up four meeting points for the participants on September 4th.
El Prat Airport (Barcelona) Terminal 1 1 pm
Acadèmia de Ciències Mèdiques 1.30 pm
To ensure your comfort, the SECSE Bus has been made available for you - so you don’t need to worry about transportation issues at all. Four members of the OC will be waiting for you and escorting you to the bus.
This is where the check-in will officially take place, so be sure to arrive at time.
Plaça Catalunya 7.30 pm
The Venue, Josep Maria Batista i Roca (El Masnou) Any time or later than 7.30 pm
At the end of the fun tour we have organized around Barcelona, those participants who arrive during the afternoon will be able to take the SECSE Bus.
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Once you get there, you will be able to take the SECSE Bus for the rest of the day.
Two members of the OC will stay at the hostel, in case you don't arrive in time at any of the pick-up points mentioned.
You will find below the best ways to get to the pick-up points.
SECSE Bus At 1 pm, the SECSE Bus will be waiting for those of you who arrive during the morning. If your plane lands at Terminal T2, you will need to take the free shuttle in order to get to T1 where we will meet. Here you have a map in which you can see where to take it.
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From the Airport to the city centre (Plaça Catalunya) If you don’t arrive on time to catch the SECSE Bus, you will need to get to Plaça Catalunya. We highly recommend you the Aerobús, which is the fastest and easiest way to get there. The price for a single ticket is 5,90 €. You can buy your ticket from the staff at the bus stops (cash only payments), at the automatic sales machines (payment by credit card) or by paying the bus driver (cash only payments). Encashment change up to 20 €. Where to find the stop depends on which terminal you arrive at (check the maps below). More information on fares, lines and timetables at: www.aerobusbcn.com
Terminal 1 map and route (A1)
Terminal 2 map and route (A2)
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Acadèmia de Ciències Mèdiques i de la Salut de Catalunya i de Balears Once you get to Plaça Catalunya you can go to the Acadèmia de Ciències Mèdiques, where the opening ceremony will take place. Remember that you have to be there at 1.30 pm. In order to get there you have to take the train FGC (Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya), line L6 heading to Reina Elisenda. In the map below you can see where to take it, just follow this sign:
These are the stations you will see during the route. You have to get off at Reina Elisenda, which is the last stop. Single tickets cost 2,15 €. However, if you are a group between 5 and 10 people, we strongly advise you to get a T-10 ticket, which is a multi-person card for 10 journeys inside the zone 1 and costs 10,30 €. Once you arrive at Reina Elisenda, make sure you take the exit called Avinguda Josep Vicenç Foix. Then, walk straight up Avinguda Josep Vicenç Foix until you see a roundabout (it’s the rotonda de Can Caralleu). Take the 3rd exit onto Carrer Major de Can Carelleu, where you will be able to see the Acadèmia de Ciències Mèdiques building on your left.
More information on how to get there at: www.academia.cat/imgfiles/portal/docs/acces_academia.pdf
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The Venue: Josep Maria Batista i Roca (El Masnou)
Directly from the Airport Line R2 : Aeroport Barcelona-Clot-Aragó (change to Line R1 ) Ocata
The half-hourly Renfe rail service departs between 6:15 am and 11:15 pm from the Aeroport train station, in front of the Terminal 2. Single tickets cost 4,10€ (4 zones); if you are a group of 5 or more people we highly recommend you to get a T-10 ticket for 2 zones, which costs 20,30€ and includes 10 trips. 0. Please note that passengers arriving at Terminal 1 should take the free shuttle to get to Terminal 2, where the train station is located . 1. Take line R2 and get off at Barcelona Clot-Aragó station. 2. Once there, you have to move to the other platform where you can take line R1 heading to one of the following stations: Arenys de Mar, Calella, Blanes or MaçanetMassanes.
From Ocata station to the venue. 3. Get off at Ocata station. 4. When leaving the station, you will find Carrer Dr. Josep Agell on your left. 5. Walk straight up Carrer Dr. Josep Agell. 6. At the intersection with Joan Miró Street, Carrer Dr. Josep Agell becomes Av. Cusí Furtunet. Continue onto Av. Cusí i Furtunet. 7. The venue, Alberg Josep Maria Batista i Roca, will be on your right.
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From Plaça Catalunya
If changing lines at unknown train stations is too complex, you can get to Plaça Catalunya first (as explained above) and take the train to Ocata there. Single tickets cost 2,50€ (2 zones); but, again, we highly recommend you to get a T-10 ticket for 2 zones, which costs 20,30€. The total price of this route is 8,40 € (5,90 € Aerobús + 2,50 € train ticket).
Line R1 : Barcelona-Plaça Catalunya Ocata
1. Take line R1 heading to one of the following stations: Arenys de Mar, Calella, Blanes or Maçanet-Massanes. 2. Get off at the Ocata station.
3. Follow the instructions given above to get to the venue once at Ocata Station. More info about timetables, itineraries and fares of Rodalies de Catalunya at: http://goo.gl/60tLlv
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THEME EVENT ● FRIDAY On Friday we’ll have with us a round table to give a more detailed and personal answer to questions you’d like to know about transgender status in society, infancy and integration. We’ll be joined by Damian Diaz, Ellen Adams and Nadia Aroca. The table will be moderated by Laura Balcells. Nadia Aroca is a Professor at Catalonia’s Polytechnic University (UPC), specialized in Physics and Mathematics. She is secretary of the association of Group of Friends of Gays, Lesbians, Transsexuals and Bisexuals (GAG) based in Spain. She has and still is defending the rights of the LGBT community through political and artistic pathways. She was the first transsexual to speak at the Catalan parliament, and has participated in endeavours such as “Vides transsexuals” (Transsexual Lives, 2011), a documentary about different points of view of people’s journey to happiness.
Ellen Adams is the National Officer for Reproductive Health including HIV/AIDS for the IFMSA. She is currently the National Coordinator of Sexpression UK, a network of students who provide high quality near peer sex and relationships education. As an active member of this network she has been advocating for the sexual rights of young people for the past 4 years both nationally and internationally. In addition Ellen has a special interest in LGBT+ health, she was part of the team that wrote the recent IFMSA Policy on ending discrimination against the LGBT population to better health. This year she has completed a research project exploring health behaviours in the transgender community in India.
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Damian Diaz is at 33 years old a Psychology major and a Language teacher. He has travelled and worked in many different countries, all of which have been an influence in his view of the world. His work as a teacher has provided him with the possibility to question and defy the standards often imposed by society on gender, and how it affects the children. Damian is also heavily involved in Barcelona’s, his current residence, trans movement and community. He partakes in projects aimed to sustain and develop all the people who’ll identify with the trans movement, or are dissatisfied with a binary gender classification.
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Saturday will be dedicated to the introduction and development of the medical viewpoint in trans-related operations and social outcomes. Dr. Ivan Mañero will provide his input on surgery, medical coverage and social treatment.
Dr. Ivan Mañero is a renowned plastic sex reassignment surgeon, researcher and volunteer. He has published several works in numerous medical journals and popular media, worked as an expert contributor on numerous television and radio programs and given presentations on events and conferences, such as TEDx. Dr. Mañero is the author with other partners of the book "Being transsexual” and has been involved in various sex rearrangement operations.
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SOCIAL PROGRAMME DAY 1: GymkhanAECS During our National Assemblies we work a lot, and we party a little bit (more). The thing is that we don’t like normal parties, we have our own style of partying and we want you to try it. Take your most comfortable clothes and the prettiest underwear you have for our famous gymkhana, because you’re going to live the AECS Experience!
DAY 2: III Charitable Festival for the fight against HIV We organise this project once per year, in order to send some money to the NGO Rwanda Village Concept Project. This time, there will be two music groups, a gospel choir and a theatre company acting for us. We’re sure that it’s going to be an unforgettable night!
DAY 3: N(F)DP Probably you already know what a National Food & Drinking Party is, so just bring something typical from your country and be prepared for lots of fun, because we have some surprises for you!
DAY 4: Closing Ceremony (morning) Time to say goodbye folks! We don’t want any tears or sad faces, as we are going to meet again soon, for sure ;)
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And always remember to… SPREAD SECSE LOVE!
PARTICIPANTS
Teodora Ivanova Bulgary
Simeon Georgiev Bulgary
Beatriz Blanco Catalonia
“I can jump like a little girl for hours without getting tired.”
“I know nothing.”
“When I was little I thought I was a dog”
Raúl Sánchez Catalonia
Pau Robles Catalonia
Catuxa Máiz Catalonia
“I always listen to heavy metal music while cooking. The food tastes better this way!”
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“I'll invite anyone taller than me to three shots of tequila.”
“Born to be a Diva”
Leon Blažeković Croatia
Matea Berović Croatia
“My sarcasm kills the joy in people.”
“I can probably lift more weight in a row than anyone here.”
“I’d definitely take my iron to a desert island. You can’t imagine how useful an iron can be.”
Emilie Boogaerts France
Despina Aphrodite Lalou Greece
John Sarikos Greece
Gabriela Alfier Croatia
“I used to be a fan of Justin Bieber”
“I have a bit of a funny/weird/crazy/hyperactive behaviour plus I always speak my mind, even when I shouldn't”
“I laugh so loud that it pisses my friends off
Anastasis Stefanou Greece
Sofia Danai Kaforou Greece
Oussema Guezguez Tunisia
“I am in the middle of a desperate effort to achieve an Alan Rickman impersonation by the time we introduce ourselves in SECSE!”
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“When I was in primary school, I used to tell other children that I was a magician .and guess what! They believed me!”
but I can’t help it, I’m pretty loud as a person!”
“I’m waiting for my new T-shirt to arrive: “What happens in SECSE, stays in SECSE” ;)”
Chiara Cordola Italy
Simona Franzò Italy
“My favourite animal is the unicorn”
“I drank 9 shots of Sambuca in 26 seconds”
“Once upon a time, there were lots of cherries... What rested after me passing by? Lots of cherry-stones, and red tongue”
Pietro Simone Filitto Italy
Martina Barazzuoli Italy
Gabrielle Baldacchino Malta
“I find having dense fluid products and substances on my face damned annoying! When someone puts them, I can become really unbearable!”
“I love coffee, cinnamon and red wine. Someone once told me that I laugh like a hamster (maybe it's true!)”
“I can't pose for photos!! All my good photos
Karl Bonello Malta
Diandra Mifsud Malta
Adriano Buontempo Malta
“I don’t sleep with a pillow”
“I talk during my sleep”
“Adriano Longsticking is coming into your
Ilaria Ponziani Italy
are taken when I'm not noticing by my less than generous friends :P”
town The one no one can keep down, no no no no The one who's fun to be around, woaaahhh woah.”
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Agostinho Sousa Portugal
João Rema Portugal
Lucas Lopes Portugal
“I love sleeping. I can sleep anywhere, no matter what’s going on.”
“I named my piercing: it's Oz (short for Osvaldo).”
“The first time I swam naked in the open sea was in Barcelona”
Maria Cunha (Nice Maria) Portugal
Igor Živković Serbia
Milica Bjelic Serbia
“I used to write all my emails in pink a few years ago”
“I connected my younger sister's
“I was a salsa dancer :D”
eyebrows with a black marker while she was sleeping, unaware that it was a permanent one. She had to walk like that for at least two days until it wore off. ”
Dragana Jadzic Serbia
Anja Cestnik Slovenia
Timotej Vehovar Slovenia
“I love cheese and coffee (can't live without it just for you to know :p), parties and funny people. I love to sing although I am not that good :D Aaand, I love PEPE FERRER!”
“I have a constant need for adventure; I’m the first in line when it comes to doing crazy and stupid things. One time I didn't want to go through the door so I just jumped out of the window”
“I love cakes”
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Adrián Carrasco Spain
José Manuel Vidal Spain
Aziz Mert Ipekçi Turkey
“I rarely blink, or at least I blink much less than average. I can win a competition against 8 people in a row without blinking”
“I once had a wet dream with Robert Pattinson”
“I love dancing, but I can’t”
Cem Gökhan Turkey
Mehmet Başat Tepe Turkey
Hasan Berkay Çellik Turkey
“My moustache is what defines me the best”
“I read tarot.”
“I can crack a few bones in my body that you wouldn't expect to be cracked.”
Ellen Adams UK
Behrouz Nezafat UK
Nick Batley UK
“I’m more British than Mary Poppins herself.”
“I get bored really easily, I
“Once I wanted to participate in a Beyonce
always need to be doing things”
imitation contest. They kicked me out because apparently the real one wasn't allowed to to take part in it :(”
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Jack Fletcher UK
“I like gardening, but only growing things I can eat.”
Anna Schmidt Switzerland
“My Spanish is really good, especially when it comes to swearing, just ask and I'll give you a demonstration ;)
Mirjam Ryter Switzerland
“My dream is, to one day be a Buddhist Kung-Fu monk in the Chinese mountains!”
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Andres Bühler-Silva Switzerland
Daniel Madero Switzerland
Jonathan Schütze Germany
“I have more hair cosmetic products than a girl has.”
“I believe fruits have more uses than nutrition”
“I bake penis cakes”
Christine Janssen Germany
Franziska Haag Germany
Mohamed Esam Rocky Egypt
“I'm crazy about the Japanese kitchen. Would return to Japan just for the food :P”
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“I can't walk past an ice-cream parlour without eating at least a scoop of ice-cream”
“I am totally rocky and crazy... you will find out that life is super simple with me, and totally funny!”
Alice Claeson Sweden
Brita Harjo Estonia
Florian Füssl Austria
“I'd love dying my hair with all the colours of the rainbow”
“I’m left-handed (if you know what I mean)”
“I can't watch left-handers while they write ;)”
Antoun Khoury Lebanon
Marleen Beelen The Netherlands
Frédérique de Rooy The Netherlands
“I’m as cuddly and huggable as a teddy bear”
Krystina Kozakova Slovakia
“My family nickname is "Calamity Jane", because I am really clumsy, not only with my both left hands, but once I almost destroyed our apartment while practicing my "dancing skills"”
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“I love horses”
“I can make red lights turn green if I stare at them long enough.”
Ömer Işik
Arda Kaya Turkey
“Be careful. If I stare at you like this for 1 minute, you are going to fall in love with me”
“I usually swim faster than I move”
Erşan Günenç
“I can be your superhero”
THE SEXY OC
Carles Pericas
Oleksandr Yashchenko
“I usually miss my dog more than I miss my parents.”
“I (seldom) dream about role-
Carles Díaz
Patricia Muro
“Hipsterism and “postureo” are my true religions. #followme”
“I only wear Hello Kitty glittery underwear.”
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playing a Lord of The Rings character!”
Verònica Torras
“Some people say I’m crazy, but we all know that unicorns exist, even though they’re really good at hide and seek!”
Alba Bassets
“I can do amazing things with my mouth, like opening beer bottles...”
Pepe Ferrer
Aleix Carmona
“I eat everything you put in front of me, including food”
“I can make you fall in love with me if you taste one of my gintonics”
Laura Balcells
“I am a ginger, was born on a Friday 13th and I have a black cat, so I guess that makes me a bit of a witch... but don't worry, I'm the good kind!”
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Eva Fontanilles
“Don’t let yourself be fooled by my angel face, I have a little devil in my soul.”
Lilas Mercuriali
“I'm a big fan of the animated series Gravity Falls”
Alejandro de Jaureguizar
“You can call me The Selfie King.”