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Intercultural dialogue

Intercultural dialogue is a feature and fundamental objective of all Euro-Medieterranean youth activities. Intercultural dialogue is also a cross-cutting theme for the Council of Europe and the European Commission and is meant to be an implicit part of all the Euro-Mediterranean activities, since intercultural dialogue is a matter of each and everyone one of us. In line with this approach, the EU-CoE youth partnership also organised two training courses on intercultural dialogue jointly with the Anna Lindh Foundation (focusing on human rights education and on conflict transformation), followed by a third course in 2009. The course have succeeded in creating a better understanding of intercultural dialogue and how it relates to Euro-Mediterranean youth work, and have resulted in several projects undertaken by participants and supported by the Euro-Med youth programme or the Anna Lindh Foundation.

Experts' group on indicators for intercultural dialogue in non-formal education activities
Hammamet, Tunisia, 11-12 December 2012

Euro-Mediterranean seminar "Indicators for Intercultural Dialogue in Non-formal Education Activities" 
Mollina, Spain, 22-24 September 2011.  In the framework of the 12th University on Youth and Development 

Experts' group on indicators for intercultural dialogue in non-formal education activities 
European Youth Centre Budapest, 19-21 May 2010

Euro-Mediterranean Training Course for multipliers active in human rights education and intercultural dialogue with young people in South East Europe and in the Euro-Mediterranean co-operation context: “Human Rights Education for Enhancing Intercultural Dialogue with Young People”
European Youth Centre Budapest, 16-22 April 2007

University on Youth and Development - Seminar on Diversity, human rights and participation in the framework of Euro-Mediterranean youth cooperation
Mollina, Spain, 1-8 October 2006

Intercultural learning and human rights education in the Mediterranean
Mollina, Spain, May 2003 in co-operation with the Spanish Youth Institute