Eurodesk Brussels Link B u l l e t i n May 2012
Deadlines up to 15 September 2012 Documentation European Opportunities Upcoming Events Highlights
Deadlines up to 15 September 2012 Deadline Reminder: http://www.eurodesk.eu/edesk/SearchDb.do?go=1 Reference Deadline Programme Title number EU0010000451
25 May 2012
Henkel Art Award 2012
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27 May 2012
BEST courses for students of technology
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31 May 2012
Executive Training Programme (ETP) in Japan
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31 May 2012
Executive Training Programme (ETP) in Korea
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31 May 2012
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31 May 2012
Internship at the European Commission Delegation to the United Nations in New York Euro-Med Youth Programme
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31 May 2012
Erasmus for young entrepreneurs
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1 June 2012
YOUTH IN ACTION - Action 1: Youth for Europe
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1 June 2012
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1 June 2012
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1 June 2012
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1 June 2012
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1 June 2012
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1 June 2012
YOUTH IN ACTION - Action 2: European Voluntary Service Europe for Citizens: Action 1: Active citizenship for Europe - Town Twinning Europe for Citizens - Active Civil Society for Europe (Action 2) YOUTH IN ACTION - Action 3.1 Cooperation with the neighbouring countries of the EU YOUTH IN ACTION - Action 4.3. Training and networking of those active in youth work and youth organisations Traineeship at the European Medicines agency
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1 June 2012
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5 June 2012
Europe for Citizens: Action 1 - Measure 2: Citizens’ projects and support measures European Union Contest for Young Scientists
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7 June 2012
EU-Japan Training programmes
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11 June 2012
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15 June 2012
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15 June 2012
Media 2007-Support for television broadcasting of European audiovisual works UNESCO-L’ORÉAL Co-Sponsored Fellowships for Young Women in Life Sciences Kodak Scholarship Programme
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27 June 2012
Henkel Artist Studentship 2012
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29 June 2012
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30 June 2012
Media 2007-Support for the transnational distribution of European films Roberto Cimetta Fund
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30 June 2012
International Essay Contest for Young People
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30 June 2012
Photo Competition - Life 2.0 Ready for a new start?
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30 June 2012
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30 June 2012
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30 June 2012
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1 July 2012
Creative Encounters:Cultural Partnerships between Asia and Europe UNESCO-International Fund for Cultural Diversity (IFCD) The European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) Traineeship EUROPRIX Multimedia Awards
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1 July 2012
Student Grants Programme
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16 July 2012
European Enterprise Awards
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16 July 2012
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30 July 2012
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30 July 2012
New Zealand International Doctoral Research Scholarships EDULINK - ACP-EC Cooperation Programme in Higher Education CEDEFOP - Photomuseum Award
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31 July 2012
Preparatory Action in the field of Sport
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31 July 2012
Global Junior Challenge Award
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31 July 2012
EU Health Prize for Journalists
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31 July 2012
International Citizen Media Award 2012
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2 August 2012
The James Dyson Award
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16 August 2012
People (FP7) - Marie Curie Actions
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31 August 2012
Traineeship at the Council of the European Union
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31 August 2012
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31 August 2012
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31 August 2012
Traineeships at the European Commission Administrative in- service training periods Traineeships at the European Commission Translation traineeships Traineeships at the European Ombudsman
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1 September 2012
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1 September 2012
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Young European of the Year Award - Travel Fellowships & InterRail-Global-Passes Heinrich Boll Foundation Scholarships
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Documentation
Annual Overview "Eurodesk 2011 - a snapshot of action and good practice" Highlights of the different activities of the Eurodesk network in support of delivering information on European opportunities for young people, delivering information on youth policy, promoting structured dialogue and activities taken in support of the European Year of Volunteering 2011. http://www.scribd.com/doc/91804383/Eurodesk-2011-a-snapshot-of-action-andgood-practice The European Higher Education Area in 2012: Bologna Process Implementation Report The report shows to what extent the higher education landscape in 2012 has been transformed by the Bologna Process and describes the state of implementation of the process from various perspectives using data collected in 2011. It covers several higher education issues, including the demographic and funding context for higher education; degree structures and qualifications; quality assurance; the social dimension of higher education; outcomes and employability, as well as lifelong learning and mobility. While highlighting progress made on these key issues, the report also reveals that the Bologna Process continues to evolve through turbulent times, and that in recent years, a number of challenges seem to have intensified. http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/education/eurydice/documents/thematic_reports/138EN. pdf Youthpass and Human Resource Development. The missing link towards employability The essay, produced by Juan Ratto-Nielsen, compares the Youthpass process and the Human Resource Development training and learning cycle, and discusses them as similar learning and developmental processes. http://www.youthpass.eu/downloads/13-62-82/120327_3esseays_B3.pdf? Thematic Youth in Action factsheets Youth Exchanges, Youth Initiatives, Youth Democracy, Youth Volunteering and Youth Support projects, funded under Youth in Action in 2007-11, are presented at a glance in five thematic factsheets providing some examples of Youth in Action projects completed. The projects supported range widely across youth activities, everything from raising the profile of young people in the media and giving them more of a say, to organising environmental protection projects at local level, creating documentaries on social issues such as young people with HIV or exclusion of minorities, or helping inmates in young offenders' institutions to boost their own self-esteem and to make efforts themselves to integrate into their community and into wider society. http://ec.europa.eu/youth/pub/publications_en.htm Focus on youth employment - European good practice projects The publication gives some examples of how non-formal learning and Youth in Action contribute to building up young people’s knowledge and skills, and give them a glimpse of what it requires to seek and hold down a job or to become an entrepreneur. It also shows how Youth in Action empowers young people, giving them the chance to transform themselves to take on a role in the job market, with its evolving demands for adaptability and resourcefulness. http://tinyurl.com/cpzy4dh
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Your guide to the European Citizens’ Initiative This guide, produced by the European Economic and Social Committee, gives an idea of how to get involved in the European Citizens’ Initiative. From April 2012, when ECI entered into force, European citizens can enjoy a new right, giving them a stronger voice in EU affairs. They can express their demands by collecting one million signatures across Europe, and call upon the European Commission to propose or change European legislation. The guide is available in different languages. http://www.eesc.europa.eu/?i=portal.en.publications.18960 Euronews Generation Y Lively and dynamic reports broadcasted online and on television focusing on relevant youth topics and projects that benefit young people. http://www.euronews.com/generation-y EU Move Portal Web based portal for learners, in a working or learning context, interested in carrying out a work placement abroad as part of their vocational training or career. It also supports companies and mentors who want to become a work placement company and who are willing to guide young people in their personal and professional development. http://www.evta.net/eumoveportal/index.html We Mean Business website campaign Launched by the European Commission, the campaign aims to encourage companies to create more trainee placements to boost young people's skills and employability. http://we-mean-business.europa.eu Healthy Workplaces Campaign 2012-2013 web site Web site of the official Healthy Workplaces Campaign 2012-2013 launched by the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA) which aims to promote safe and healthy workplaces at national and European level. http://osha.europa.eu/en/campaigns/competitions/good-practice-award_20122013
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European Opportunities
World Trade Organisation Essay Award for Young Economists The Award aims to promote high-quality research on the WTO and its related issues among young economists and to reinforce the relationship between the WTO and the academic community. The essay must focus on the issues related to the economics of the WTO. The author of the best essay will be awarded with 5,000 Swiss francs. Essays must be submitted by 1st June 2012. All details are available here: http://www.wto.org/english/news_e/news12_e/rese_16feb12_e.htm Call for Tender EAC/03/2012 - Development and Running of the Marie Curie Alumni Association The objectives of this contract are to: — take over responsibility for the hosting, maintenance and operation of the website and to gradually improve it, — organise during the initial 12 months of the contract the creation of a non-profittype legal body of Marie Curie Alumni Association (MCAA) governed by its members, — make MCAA membership attractive and achieve growth by offering alumni services and keeping members actively involved, — use the MCAA as a vehicle for the improvement of understanding across disciplines and between different stakeholders and for the dissemination of researchers' work outputs. The initial contractual period is 18 months followed by two potential renewals of 12 months each. The maximum amount available for each contractual period is EUR 700,000. The deadline for submitting offers is 18th June 2012. Find out more here: http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/education_culture/calls/0312_en.htm Prize for Research on Integration of Young People Excluded by Early School Leaving and Unemployment The Foundation P&V combats the exclusion of young people. Early school leaving and youth unemployment are on top of the societal and political agendas, both in Belgium and Europe. The foundation is calling for articles on integration of young people excluded by early school leaving and unemployment. The best authors of the 12 winning articles, able to explain in an original way the causes of and possible solutions for early school leaving and/or youth unemployment in Belgium and Europe, will be rewarded with cash prize. Moreover, the 12 articles will be published in a book with a GPRC label (Guaranteed Peer Reviewed Content) and be presented during a European conference that will be held in Brussels on 7th and 8th February 2013. The 12 laureates will be invited to comment their work and debate. Deadline to submit articles is 30th June 2012. All details about the prize are available: http://www.foundationpv.be
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The European Soundscape Award The award aims to raise awareness about the health impacts of noise and to reward European initiatives that can help reduce excessive noise. Any product, campaign, innovation or scheme offering a creative solution to a noise problem, carried out up to 1st August 2012, can be nominated for the Award. Deadline to submit entries is 7th September 2012, 17.00 (CET) http://www.eea.europa.eu/highlights/themes/noise/the-european-soundscapeaward Generation 1992 Competition As part of the events surrounding the 20th anniversary of the single market, the European Commission has launched a creativity competition for 20-year olds entitled ‘Generation 1992’. Young European citizens born between 1st January and 31st December 1992 are invited to express their views about the European single market by submitting essays, videos, photographs, cartoons or smartphone applications on one of four subjects: education and citizenship, jobs and enterprise, culture and leisure and consumers and the environment. Participants will have to choose a theme and a creative format for their contribution. They can submit up to two entries, either by themselves or as part of a group, provided they are in different formats. Judges choose twenty finalists, who will earn a trip to the awards ceremony in Brussels this October to collect their prizes including Europe-wide railway passes, digital cameras, iPods and shopping vouchers. The ceremony will be held during a conference in Brussels from 15th to 20th October 2012 discussing new ways to develop Europe’s border-free area. Deadline to submit entries is 9th September 2012 at 12:00 PM CET. Find out more: http://generation1992.eu
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Highlights Volunteering: passport to a job? On 26th April the European Parliament’s Culture and Education Committee voted to approve a report on the recognition and promotion of cross-border voluntary activities in the EU. Volunteering is a way to remain active, in contact with the world of work, and can even help to find a job. The report envisages the establishment of a European skills portal, including a specific chapter devoted to cross-border volunteering. The report also noted the lack of national or international legal recognition for volunteering and called on EU Member States to formulate a clear legal framework as well as national strategies to facilitate volunteering. In this line, the report supports the EU Commission’s proposal for a European Skills Passport on the Europass (on-line CV) model to ensure cross-border recognition of qualifications obtained through volunteering. http://tinyurl.com/7g5qnh8 MEPs call for more details on new EU culture programme Extra support for cinemas showing European films is one of the proposals in the Commission's ambitious Creative Europe proposal to boost the EU's creative and cultural sectors. Although MEPs welcomed the plans debated during a public hearing by the cultural committee on 26th April, they agreed that the programme needs to be clearer and more specific. The creative sector is a key part of Europe's economy and accounts for 4.5% of the EU's GDP and 3.8% of employment. http://tinyurl.com/8yqbmhh
New Employment package: Towards a job-rich recovery On 18th April, the European Commission presented a new employment package with concrete measures to help job creation and set out how EU funds can be used to make long-term investments in human capital. The proposal focuses on the demand-side of job creation, setting out ways for Member States to encourage hiring by reducing taxes on labour or supporting business startups more. It also identifies the areas with the biggest job potential for the future: the green economy, health services and ICT. The package underlines also the need for a stronger employment and social dimension to EU governance and lays down ways to involve employers' and workers' representatives more in setting EU priorities. The package will be discussed at a high level employment conference next 6th-7th September to further mobilise all partners to implement the measures announced. On this occasion the European commission also launched a consultation inviting all citizens, in particular young people, trainees, social partners, enterprises and education institutions to give their views on how the quality of traineeships can be enhanced through a framework in order to help young career starters make a smooth transition from education to work. The consultation will be open until 11th July 2012 and can be found here. http://tinyurl.com/cxdfqm2 Survey on Non-Formal Education and Employability The European Youth forum has launched a study to analyse the impact of non-formal education on the employability of young people. The survey gives youth organisations the opportunity to show and gain
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recognition for the work they are doing. The results of the study will be used to inform the Youth Forum’s future policy development work in the area of education. Those who participate in the study will contribute to the identification of the added value of non-formal education in youth organisations. Participants and former participants of youth organisations are also asked to participate in the survey to express their views on how youth organisations have shaped them. The survey is part of a research study conducted by the EYF in partnership with the University of Bath and GHK Consulting Ltd. Through the study “The Impact of Non Formal Education in Youth Organisations on young people’s employability” the EYF aims to explore how non-formal education can help young people to equip themselves with the skills and abilities to enter into employment. http://tinyurl.com/7mkgt8w Quality Jobs for Youth: are we asking too much? Young people and the job market, the endless search for jobs, precarious contracts and internships are only a few of the themes addressed by EU Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion László Andor, EESC President Staffan Nilsson, Professor of Bocconi University Tito Boeri and ETUC Secretary-General Bernadette Ségol amongst others, at the event organised on the 20th April by the European Youth Forum and the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC). EU Commissioner for Employment, László Andor, highlighted a youth guarantee scheme as a measure to aid youth employment while Robert Mahler of Business Europe spoke in favour of dual learning education systems and a European Framework for Quality Traineeships. Eurofound’s Massimiliano Mashero painted a worrying picture of the situation of young people. The majority of those not in employment, education, and training already have third level qualifications. Tito Boeri, Professor of
Economics at Bocconi University in Milan, stated that long unemployment spells experienced by youth could leave long term negative consequences for society and the individual. He stated that 90 percent of new employment is in temporary contracts which will not lead to permanent employment. Also speaking at the event, Bernadette Ségol for the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) stressed that current austerity policies need to be changed in order to find a solution to the crisis. The Youth Forum’s President, Peter Matjašič, expressed concern that no fresh resources will be made available to fight youth unemployment. http://tinyurl.com/cretppm Consultation on access to a bank account by Erasmus and exchange students The European Commission has launched a public consultation on access to bank accounts by exchange and Erasmus students. The aim of the consultation is to find out what obstacles EU citizens face when they move to another EU country as an Erasmus or exchange student and try to open a bank account. The results will help the Commission to assess whether something needs to be done to improve access to bank accounts. The consultation will be open until 19th June 2012 and is available here.
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Making a Better Internet for Children On 2nd May the European Commission adopted the Communication for a "Strategy for a Better Internet for Children" setting out a plan to give children the digital skills and tools they need to fully and safely benefit from the digital world. It also aims to unlock the potential of the market for interactive, creative and educational content online. The strategy brings together the European Commission and Member States with mobile phone operators, handset manufacturers and providers of social networking services to deliver concrete solutions for a better Internet for children. The strategy proposes a series of actions grouped around four main goals: - To stimulate the production of creative and educational online content for children and develop platforms which give access to ageappropriate content; - To scale up awareness raising and teaching of online safety in all EU schools to develop children's digital and media literacy and selfresponsibility online; - To create a safe environment for children where parents and children are given the tools necessary for ensuring their protection online – such as easy-to-use mechanisms to report harmful content and conduct online, transparent default age-appropriate privacy settings or user-friendly parental controls; - To combat child sexual abuse material online by promoting research into, and use of innovative technical solutions by police investigations. http://ec.europa.eu/information_socie ty/activities/sip/policy/index_en.htm Commission strengthens independence and reliability of EU statistics Stronger measures to ensure the quality and credibility of EU statistics have been set out in a proposal adopted by the European Commission. High-quality, reliable statistics are fundamental for evidence-based decision making.
Demands for such data have further increased in light of the enhanced economic-policy coordination that has been agreed in the EU over the past year. Moreover, recent economic events have shown the importance of credible statistics to ensure the trust of the public and the financial markets in such decisions. In line with what was foreseen in the "Six Pack", the Commission has therefore proposed a revision of the EU Regulation on Statistics to further strengthen in law the independence, reliability and quality management of statistics coming from Member States and compiled at EU level. The proposal focuses on two main areas: (i) the independence of National Statistical Institutes and in particular the heads of these authorities; (ii) Member States will be required to sign "Commitments of Confidence", confirming at the highest political level the obligation to fully respect the European Statistics Code of Practice. http://europa.eu/rapid/pressReleases Action.do?reference=IP/12/375&form at=HTML&aged=0&language=EN&gui Language=en Council and European Parliament reach agreement on new roaming rules From July 2012 using mobile phone services while travelling in the EU will be cheaper. And from July 2014 users will be able to choose an operator for roaming services, separately from their contract with the national mobile operator, while keeping the same telephone number. The Council, represented by the Danish Presidency, and the European Parliament agreed on 28th March on a new roaming Regulation, which includes upper price limits for phone calls, SMS and data and introduces more competition by facilitating access to the wholesale market for alternative operators willing to provide roaming services. From July 2012, phone calls made while abroad
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(within the EU) will cost a maximum of 29 euro cents per minute, from July 2013, 24 euro cents and from July 2014, 19 euro cents. The cost of sending SMS and downloading data will also be gradually reduced, to 6 euro cents per SMS and 20 euro cents per megabyte from July 2014. In addition, the Regulation aims to increase price transparency and
improve information about charges for customers who use roaming services. To enter into force, the text still needs to be formally adopted by the European Parliament and then by the Council: this is expected to be done by the end of June this year. http://www.consilium.europa.eu/uedo cs/cms_data/docs/pressdata/en/trans /129286.pdf
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Upcoming Events 31st May 2012 - World No Tobacco Day The theme for this year is tobacco industry interference: the campaign will focus on the need to expose and counter the tobacco industry's brazen and increasingly aggressive attempts to undermine the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) because of the serious danger they pose to public health. Read more here: http://www.who.int/tobacco/wntd/2012/announcement/en/index.html 6th-7th June 2012: S&D Group Youth Conference - "I WANT A JOB AND I WANT IT NOW!" European Parliament, Brussels, Belgium The Socialists and Democrats youth conference is the forum for young people between 16 and 30 years old to share ideas and talk about their future. Deadline to register is 31st May at 12.00 CET time. Find out more: http://tinyurl.com/cvu2n4x 9th-13th July 2012: Entrepreneurship Summer School, Brussels, Belgium The course is addressed to young people interested in establishing their own business and willing to get inspired and learn more from experienced and successful entrepreneurs. The course will be done in an innovative way, without teachers, lecture style courses, or power point presentations, but real entrepreneurs sharing their experience with students giving them an inside view of entrepreneurship. Deadlines to apply are: 7th May, 21st May and 13th June 2012. Find out more about the course and the fees: http://www.entrepreneurshipsummerschool.com 11th-15th July 2012: Euroscience Open Forum, Dublin, Ireland Biennial pan-European meeting dedicated to scientific research and innovation. Leading scientists, researchers, young researchers, business people, entrepreneurs and innovators, policy makers, science and technology communicators and general public will analyse and discuss new discoveries and debate the direction that research is taking in the sciences, humanities and social sciences. There are fees for registering. Young researchers can apply for a travel grant provided by the Swiss Embassy in Ireland and the Swedish Research Council, by 10th May 2012. Find out more: http://esof2012.org 11th-15th July 2012: 4th International Youth Camp Dialogue, Ethnomir, Kaluga region, Russian Federation The Camp will offer participants a space to continue the implementation of the “Kazan Action Plan” and to promote intercultural dialogue and interreligious cooperation among young people across ethnic, religious, linguistic and national dividing lines. The camp is addressed to 300 young people, from 18 to 30 years old, resident in one of the Council of Europe’s member states other than the Russian Federation, able to work in Russian and speaking in English. Deadline to apply is 14th May 2012. Find out more: http://youthapplications.coe.int/Application-forms/4thINTERNATIONAL-YOUTH-CAMP-DIALOGUE-2012
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4th-11th August 2012: European Rally, 呕erk贸w, Poland The European Rally 2012 will bring young people together from across Europe to gain the knowledge, skills and confidence they need to take active roles in their local communities. They will explore the role of rural youth leaders, identify the needs and expectations of rural communities, and discover the practical leadership skills needed in managing increasingly complex rural environments. Participants should be between 18 and 30 years old and have a good knowledge of English. Registrations should be sent to rally@ruralyoutheurope.com by 5th June 2012. There will be participation fees to be paid. Find out more: http://www.ruralyoutheurope.com/index.php/news/rural-youtheurope-news/235-european-rally-2012-call-for-teams.html 5th-9th August 2012: Vienna International Model United Nations, Vienna, Austria Students and young people from all continents are invited to participate to this five day event characterised by intense negotiations, getting to know the working procedures of the United Nations, as well as by cultural exchange, gaining experience and making new friends. Interested applicants should send their registration by 1st July 2012. All details are available here: http://www.afa.at/vimun/afavimun.htm 11th-12thSeptember 2012: 6th Young Cultural Policy Researchers Forum, London, UK Organised in 2012 in partnership with Goldsmiths, University of London, the Forum aims to promote and stimulate trans-border exchanges among young/early career cultural policy researchers and contribute on a long-term basis to the development of a strong network of European researchers on cultural policy. Forty researchers across Europe and beyond will be selected to participate in the YCPR Forum, share their knowledge and network with their fellow researchers on relevant topics. Nine young researchers can be granted accommodation and travel costs if they submit their applications by 30th May 2012 to Mrs Elizabeth Darley at e.darley@encatc.org Detailed information about the application process are available at: http://www.encatc.org/pages/index.php?id=83 24th-30th September 2012: European Movement Training Academy, Brussels, Belgium Tailor-made training course on the EU institutions working addressed to university students from all countries, wanting to pursue a career in EU affairs. The programme includes visits to the Institutions, meetings with professionals from lobby organisations, NGOs, youth organisations, EU Institutions, EU political parties. By the end of the week, students will have a good overview of the different possibilities open to them. Deadline to register is 30th May 2012. Find out more about the course and the fees: http://www.acad-emi.org
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25th–26th September 2012: 3rd ASEM Rectors' Conference ”Universities, Businesses and You: For a Sustainable Future”, Groningen, The Netherlands The Conference will build on the results of the 2 nd ASEM Rectors' Conference and be informed by the priorities laid out in the conclusions of the 3 rd Asia-Europe Meeting of Ministers for Education. The conference aims to strengthen the stakeholder process and further enhance its articulation within the ASEM Education Process; to integrate student participation into the stakeholder process and to enhance working relations, institutional exchange and cooperation of universities within and between the regions. The event is addressed to rectors, business leaders and students. http://www.asef.org/index.php/projects/themes/education/2357-3rd-asem-rectorsconference European Citizenship Training Courses 2012 The courses are meant to support youth workers and youth leaders developing their critical understanding of European Citizenship and encourage them to integrate the topic in their practical work. List of proposed Courses for 2012: • Training Course 5: ECTC-IT in Italy (29th October-4th November 2012) Deadline: 1st September 2012; • Training Course 6: ECTC-TR in Turkey (8th-14th April 2013) Deadline: to be announced; • Training Course 7: ECTC-PT in Portugal (May/June 2013) Deadline: to be announced; • EXTRA: ECTC-FR in France (25th Febraury-3rd March 2013) Deadline: to be announced. All details are available here: http://www.salto-youth.net/rc/training-and-cooperation/tc-rcnanetworktcs/europeancitizenship Salto-Youth: Training Calendar The European Training Calendar contains current training offers of different institutions and organisations, such as SALTO, the National Agencies for the YOUTH IN ACTION Programme, non-governmental youth organisations, the European Youth Centres of the Council of Europe and the Partnership Programme on European Youth Worker Training. They are addressed to young people, group leaders, mentors, trainers and other specialists. Find out more: http://www.salto-youth.net/tools/training/find-a-training/?&pagerOffset=90
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