Wednesday, 5 June 2013
Thursday, 2 May 2013
Wednesday, 27 March 2013
Pleas from young people to the European Commission and MEP
In this video, we said to young people that there may be no more funding for them, as in the draft there is very little discussion about inclusion. (this is explain at the beginning of the video). It was a way to see their reaction and to show how important these programmes are for them. We asked them as well what they would like to say to MEP and European Commission in order to change their mind and keep the funding.
If I hadn't done this project, today I would probably…
As the title say, during the event, we
were asking participants what they think they would have been doing today if
they didn’t had this experience through the mobility programmes of the European
Commission. The idea was to show the impact of these programmes.
These two videos are very inspiring!
These two videos are very inspiring!
Friday, 22 March 2013
Wednesday, 6 March 2013
IMPACT of my project - Pictures
Impact that this project had on me
/ Impact that I had through this project.
Sunday, 3 March 2013
What a FANTASTIC event!
We hope you all enjoyed it, as much as we did!
We will publish soon pictures of your creations, videos, testimonies, so stay connected to this blog!!
Saturday, 2 March 2013
Speed blogging for dummies
We are a group of young people who are learning to present our ideas and experiences through social media. We have all taken part in young pride which celebrates volunteering and its contribution to the community and the importance of youth mobility in the UK and abroad, as well as the impact of people with different skill sets from different cultures participating in the wider community.
Today we have learnt how to create a blog from our workshop and trainer through brain-storming ideas.
When making a blog you should consider:
1. Who will be making the blog audience and how they relate to the audience. e.g context - does your writer have context for what you are trying to express in your blog.
2. What will your blog offer the reader in return.
3. What is your current situation.
4. When are you going to publish a post.
5. Why are you going to create the blog.
6. Don't give up!
Post created during the workshop "Your Blog, Your Suitcase" by
Eva de Luis
Today we have learnt how to create a blog from our workshop and trainer through brain-storming ideas.
When making a blog you should consider:
1. Who will be making the blog audience and how they relate to the audience. e.g context - does your writer have context for what you are trying to express in your blog.
2. What will your blog offer the reader in return.
3. What is your current situation.
4. When are you going to publish a post.
5. Why are you going to create the blog.
6. Don't give up!
Post created during the workshop "Your Blog, Your Suitcase" by
- Ayo Sal
- Michelle Robrison
- Chescka Coward
- Kayley Bernett
- Khalid Miah
- Joseph Harrison - jaharrisonphotography.tumblr.com
- Andy Ritchie - http://withoutwaxblogdotcom.com/
Eva de Luis
Thursday, 28 February 2013
Practical Info
Hi Everybody !
This blog is to remind you some practical info about the event Young Pride that are good to know if you want to arrive on time and ready to enjoy all our amazing workshops !
How are you?
The Young
Pride event is getting closer
and closer... J – 1 !
This blog is to remind you some practical info about the event Young Pride that are good to know if you want to arrive on time and ready to enjoy all our amazing workshops !
The venue –
Young Pride will take place in
Leeds city centre, in Radisson Blu Hotel (No 1 The Light, Leeds, LS1
8TL). It is at about 10 minutes walk from the train station as well as for
the bus station ! You will find a map on our website (http://51youngpride.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/how-to-get-to-venue.html)
that shows you how to get there from the bus station and the train station !
The travel –
As you already know, we asked you to book your travel and we plan to reimburse
you during the event. It is really important that you keep all your
tickets with you, so we can make a copy of them and reimburse you ! - For those who are arriving by bus / coach, you shouldn’t have any issues in keeping all your tickets.
- For those who are arriving by train, be careful at Leeds train station : to get out of the station, there are machine asking you for your tickets. Please, ask a member of staff (there are always one or two persons working next to the machines) to let you pass through. If he is asking why, just say that you need all your tickets to be reimburse !
The event –
The Young Pride event will start Friday 1st March at 7pm
at Radisson Blu Hotel but you can come earlier for the registration (from 6pm).
When you arrive at the hotel, you can go directly to the Mezzanine where most
of our workshops will take place. You will be able to check in there and
someone will be there to give you all the information you need to know as well
as your key room for the overnight.
For those who arrive later, you can directly go to the lobby and say that you
are coming to Young Pride and that we booked a room for you.
Program -
On Friday, you can arrive
from 6pm. The dinner will start at 7pm ! After it, we will
introduce all our workshops of Friday and Saturday and then you will have the
opportunity to join our workshops for the evening !
On Saturday, the activities will start at 9.30am and end up at
4pm. You will receive more details about the workshops at your arrival.
Pictures –
Do not forget your pictures! If you want to participate to our spellbinding “Framing
your experience” or/and our “Creating your own comic page”
workshops, you need to bring with you some pictures! You can also send them now
to our team!- For the “Framing your experience” workshop, you need to send 1 picture to Eva (eva@everythingispossible.eu)
- And for the “Creating your own comic page”, you need to send 6-8 pictures to Raphael (Raphael@everythingispossible.eu).
Finally,
if you need information about the Young Pride event, you can directly go to our event website (http://51youngpride.blogspot.co.uk/)!
If you need to contact us, you can ring this number anytime
and ask for Aurelie or Victoria : 07850739130.
See you tomorrow !!!
How to get to the venue.
THE VENUE - Radisson Radisson Blu Hotel :
No 1 The Light, Leeds, LS1 8TL
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Tuesday, 12 February 2013
Final meeting with all trainers.
We’ve just had our final meeting with all trainers who will run a workshops at our National Youth Meeting YOUNG PRIDE. The event is getting close and all are very excitied! The workshops are being finalised and will be published soon. Watch this space for more details.
Thursday, 20 December 2012
ABOUT Young Pride
In the last six years, did you participate in the Youth in Action Programme? Maybe it was a Youth Exchange, a Youth Initiatives or a European Voluntary Service, perhaps you remember taking part in a Youth in Action Young People’s meeting…did you go abroad or do something in the UK?
How about the Lifelong Learning Programme, were you hosted as an Grundtvig assistant, took part in a Workshop or perhaps a Leonardo Da Vinci mobility activity?
If so, we want to meet you, to share your experiences, celebrate your achievements and investigate ways to capitalise on your experiences. Maybe hearing about what other people did will inspire you to undertake another similar experience.
What is it about ?
The event will include a wide variety of activities such as plenary, video rooms, creative workshops in photography, music or arts to unpack participant’s experiences; as well as workshops such as a YOUTHPASS, Europass CV workshop and a Youth Initiatives workshop, etc.
Who can participate ? Young people who have participated in a EU Lifelong Learning or Youth in Action activity between 2007 and 2012.
How much deos it cost? No Cost.
Language of the Workshop : English.
Expected number of participants : 100 participants from all around the UK.
Practical arrangements :
After your application is accepted we will give you a budget to buy your return ticket. We will also book overnight accommodation for people living oustide the West Yorkshire.
Application deadline: 31st January 2012, 1pm.
How about the Lifelong Learning Programme, were you hosted as an Grundtvig assistant, took part in a Workshop or perhaps a Leonardo Da Vinci mobility activity?
If so, we want to meet you, to share your experiences, celebrate your achievements and investigate ways to capitalise on your experiences. Maybe hearing about what other people did will inspire you to undertake another similar experience.
Young Pride is a National Youth Meeting which aims to bring together young people who were previous recipients of EU funded programmes (Youth In Action - EVS, Youth Exchange...- Lifelong Learning - Leonardo, Grundtvig etc).
The objectives is to:
- Share and evaluate past projects.
- Discover how you can capitalise on the international experience and see how you could use your news knowledge and skills in the future.
- Discuss the future of the programme to inform policy makers of direct youth recommendations relating to these two programmes.
- Offer participants future opportunities in international mobility.
The event will include a wide variety of activities such as plenary, video rooms, creative workshops in photography, music or arts to unpack participant’s experiences; as well as workshops such as a YOUTHPASS, Europass CV workshop and a Youth Initiatives workshop, etc.
When? 1st (evening) & 2nd March (all day) 2013.
Where? Radisson Blu, LeedsWho can participate ? Young people who have participated in a EU Lifelong Learning or Youth in Action activity between 2007 and 2012.
How much deos it cost? No Cost.
Language of the Workshop : English.
Expected number of participants : 100 participants from all around the UK.
Practical arrangements :
After your application is accepted we will give you a budget to buy your return ticket. We will also book overnight accommodation for people living oustide the West Yorkshire.
Application deadline: 31st January 2012, 1pm.
Project supported by The British Council and the Youth in Action programme of the European Commission.
APPLY NOW
Who can apply?
Young people who have taken part in a Youth in Action or Lifelong Learning Programme between 2007 and 2012. (You are maybe not young anymore! But this is ok as long as you were eligible for the activity when it took place).
How to apply?
If you want to join this event which will take place in Leeds during two days (28th February and 1st March 2013), please follow this process:
1- Click on the following link to access the application form on our website: http://bit.ly/T9MYfG .
2 - Complete the application and please write ''Young Pride'' on the ''Name of the project'' boxe.
3 - Don't forget to tick the last boxe before to click on ''Submit''.
> We will contact you very soon.
Young people who have taken part in a Youth in Action or Lifelong Learning Programme between 2007 and 2012. (You are maybe not young anymore! But this is ok as long as you were eligible for the activity when it took place).
How to apply?
If you want to join this event which will take place in Leeds during two days (28th February and 1st March 2013), please follow this process:
1- Click on the following link to access the application form on our website: http://bit.ly/T9MYfG .
2 - Complete the application and please write ''Young Pride'' on the ''Name of the project'' boxe.
3 - Don't forget to tick the last boxe before to click on ''Submit''.
> We will contact you very soon.
Previous projects.
Every year, Everything Is Possible organise many projects (trainings, workshops) with very different themes.
In 2012, we organised events around inclusion, sport, conflict resolutaion, circus, olympic games, common wealth, recycling and festival, on which we always had a fantastic feedback. These events really had a positive impacts on all participants and helped them to achieve their goals.
In 2012, we organised events around inclusion, sport, conflict resolutaion, circus, olympic games, common wealth, recycling and festival, on which we always had a fantastic feedback. These events really had a positive impacts on all participants and helped them to achieve their goals.
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