The IncludeMe Good Practice Guide also includes informal types of mediation. One example is the Living Libraries in Spain. This is a program where authentic human beings are the books. Living Libraries want to fight against prejudices and stereotypes through interpersonal dialogue, focusing on the vital stories of their main characters. The program allows for
Another good practice example of mediation for inclusion in education is the VERSO program. VERSO brings restorative methods to everyday activities for professionals in early childhood education and teaching, as well as for children and students. Within this program, mediation takes place as a voluntary peer activity for students and as part of the daily
One of the examples of Good Practices included in the IncludeMe Good Practice Guide is a mediation service in the historical center of Zaragoza, Spain. This service provides a holistic approach to mediation for the people living in the neighborhood. The service aims to positively transform social behavior through an alternative approach to conflict resolution,
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Recommendations for the promotion and development of intercultural mediation in Europe Recommendations for the promotion and development of intercultural mediation in Europe Drawing from the different initiatives identified and their analysis, the Include Me Good Practice Guide on Intercultural Mediation drafts recommendations for the promotion and development of intercultural mediation in Europe: Set up raising
Conclusions from the Include Me Good Practice Guide on Intercultural Mediation The Include Me Good Practice Guide on Intercultural Mediation (available soon) identifies and analyses different institutional and individual initiatives on intercultural mediation developed across European countries and Turkey, with the aim to promote intercultural mediation in different regions and socio-cultural societies, but also to
Good Practice – the SoVe (Sovittelu Verkossa) Project - Finland The changing nature of everyday life under the COVID-19 pandemic has also meant a change in the nature of conflict and the ways to mediate them. To provide widespread access to mediation at a low starting point was already a clear need before the pandemic
eucen is the largest multidisciplinary association of University Continuing Education and University Lifelong Learning institutions in Europe. It was founded in 1991 in Belgium, and has more than 150 members from 34 countries including 18 National/Regional Networks for University Lifelong Learning. The main mission of eucen is to promote Lifelong Learning within Higher Education Institutions
Include Me partners have developed, together with 15 other organisations, a global communication approach to promote diversity and inclusion called INCLUSIVE EUROPE. This social media set of tools is promoting the work done by 4 projects in particular: SMILE, Include Her, Inclusive HE and Include Me. Working together, the four projects give visibility to the
“Changing Europe…one learner at a time” The European E-learning Institute (EUEI) is committed to providing high-quality learning experiences and innovative educational programmes which engage learners from a range of sectors and socio-economic backgrounds. EUEI is committed to promoting social cohesion, inclusion and sustainability across Europe, making them a perfect fit for the Inclusion
