CB YOU RADIOPEACE – Training Course
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Action: Training Course
Topic: This 7-day training course in Sardinia, Italy, is part of the RADIOPEACE project, a Europe-wide initiative funded by the Erasmus+ Youth Capacity Building programme. The project aims to promote peacebuilding, intercultural dialogue, and youth empowerment by using music and dance as tools for non-formal education (NFE). Designed for youth workers, educators, and community leaders, the course offers hands-on learning experiences focused on how artistic practices—particularly music and dance—can be applied as a tool for peacebuilding and reconciliation, while addressing social challenges, foster empathy, and support inclusion. Through workshops, collaborative sessions, and cultural exchange, participants will explore innovative methodologies and gain practical skills for engaging young people in creative, transformative ways. Are you passionate about using music and dance as tools for social change? Do you work with youth or in the field of non-formal education? Then this opportunity is for you. We are excited to open the call for participants for the upcoming RADIOPEACE Training Course in Sardinia, Italy, taking place from 15 to 21 September 2025. This 7-day training course will bring together youth workers, educators, and community leaders from different countries to learn, share, and build new strategies using music and dance in their work with young people. This call is for participants from Sardinia. Spaces are limited. Apply now to be part of a transformative learning experience that connects creativity with social impact.
APPROACH / METHODOLOGY
Non-Formal Education
Target Group: Young people, Students, Stakeholders, Environmentalists, Policymakers
Date: 08/05/2025 – 09/05/2025
Where: Sardinia, Italy
What will be done: RADIOPEACE project aims to use music and movement to promote democratic values and foster intercultural dialogue among young people in countries with a history of conflict and tensions. Using non-formal education methods, the project will create a participatory and inclusive learning environment involving NFE trainers, youth workers, project ambassadors, and students from partner countries. The goal is to embed the positive value of ethnic music and dance into the learning process, highlighting the common cultural texture that ties the Western Balkan regions and Europe. By doing so, the project will promote reconciliation, peacebuilding, tolerance, and non-violent actions and speeches among young people. The training will draw from best practices identified across Europe and the Western Balkans, providing participants with real-world examples of how music and dance have been successfully used to bridge divides, empower marginalized communities, and build peaceful societies. The course also supports the development of new project ideas and cross-cultural partnerships, contributing to a broader movement of arts-based peace education.
If you are interested, please fill out the application form.
Apply until 31/08/2025
For more information, check the brochure of the event.
