We organize numerous training courses in collaboration with continuing education organizations, or on our own behalf. Are you a teacher trainer? Do you want to address global and solidarity citizenship education themes with your students? You are in the right place !
IFPC training
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IFPC Luxembourg:
- From November 13 to 14, 2023: Migrations & conflicts: between perceptions, facts and realities of life – Reference: 46803
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This training, given by Caritas International and Justice & Peace, aims to offer you the tools to understand the complexity of migratory realities and more particularly the link, not always obvious, which can exist between natural resources, conflicts and migrations. Based on the expertise of the two organizations, this training addresses the migration phenomenon in its entirety.
In alternating presentations and participatory workshops, this training will provide informed content, varied educational tools, concrete avenues of action, as well as relevant reading grids to address the issue of migration and refugees with your students, your audiences, or your loved ones.
- From November 13 to 14, 2023: Conflicts & natural resources – Reference: 45676
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Always, natural resourcess are the driving force of our societies. They allow us to (over)produce and (over)consume. However, a large part of them are non-renewable and could come to be missed in the near future. In addition, their exploitation generates numerous negative impacts in producing countries. Let's take stock of the different natural resources, their operating conditions, their current availability and forecasts for the future. Let's talk together about sustainable societal models to build !
IFPC Namur:
- From January 29 to 30, 2023: Migrations & conflicts: between perceptions, facts and realities of life – Reference: 46804
- From November 13 to 14, 2023: Conflicts & natural resources – Reference: 45677
Justice & Peace Training – Caritas
- November 29, from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. – Online: Walk in my shoes, for teachers
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Walk in my shoes is a 'serious game' that invites your students to delve into the lives of three young refugees. This tool allows you to address the theme of migration in an innovative way with your students (2nd-3rd level of secondary school).
Do you want to use Walk in my shoes in your classroom, but don't know exactly how to do it? We offer you this short training course to discover the tool and how you can use it in practice.
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