Welcome on the board of our training course "Let's play it back!" With this trainig we would like to give a method to youth workers who want to give a support to youth living on periphery (like young emigrants, Roma youth) through theatrical and self-knowledge elements.We introduce through this training how to handle frustration, low self- estimation or disappointment in a positive way. Our method contains theatrical methods, play back theatre methods, and self—knowledge elements.
My experiences with young people from minorities / and how is the way of their involvement into society in my county?
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My experiences with young people from minorities is very low because I live in a small city where there aren't this type of groups. Maybe, when I move out to Warsaw at September I will achieve experience in this theme (for example: I will join to this kind of organization). In the capital of our country there are a lot of organisation which engage their into society but when I will know something more about it I will write :)
My experience with young people from minorities is related to camps. When I was jounger I used to be a 'instructor in camps' and we have some girls and boys which situations where not the best (destructed families, etnic minorities discriminated...). The experience was always positive. The resilience capacity of young people is awesome!
In June 2012 I was volunteer to a festival of roma music which it took place in Bucharest and there I met people from roma people and also I met a volunteer girl from roma community. Also from January 2012 to July 2012 I made workshops in a high school from Bucharest classified as a low and there I met also a lot of people from roma community.
I've never really had an experience with young people from minorities, but in the last year I've been voulnteering to help people with difficulties such as homeless and immigrants. Their integration in my home country is not that good so I'm looking foward to this experience to get to know them better and understand how to interact with them and try to use these methods once I get back home.
I have some experience with young Roma people and young Hungarian people from my country.But i'm not an expert,so i'm happy for every good idea,which can help in my daily work. This summer I worked as a volunteer in a local daily care center for Roma kids. Many Hungarian people lives in Romania so we are a big national minority here.From September i'm going to work in an orphanage,which takes care of many Hungarian kids,whos parents have serious financial problems.
My experiences with young people from minorities is very low because I live in a small city where there aren't this type of groups. Maybe, when I move out to Warsaw at September I will achieve experience in this theme (for example: I will join to this kind of organization). In the capital of our country there are a lot of organisation which engage their into society but when I will know something more about it I will write :)
ReplyDeleteMy experience with young people from minorities is related to camps. When I was jounger I used to be a 'instructor in camps' and we have some girls and boys which situations where not the best (destructed families, etnic minorities discriminated...). The experience was always positive. The resilience capacity of young people is awesome!
ReplyDeleteIn June 2012 I was volunteer to a festival of roma music which it took place in Bucharest and there I met people from roma people and also I met a volunteer girl from roma community.
ReplyDeleteAlso from January 2012 to July 2012 I made workshops in a high school from Bucharest classified as a low and there I met also a lot of people from roma community.
I've never really had an experience with young people from minorities, but in the last year I've been voulnteering to help people with difficulties such as homeless and immigrants. Their integration in my home country is not that good so I'm looking foward to this experience to get to know them better and understand how to interact with them and try to use these methods once I get back home.
ReplyDeleteI have some experience with young Roma people and young Hungarian people from my country.But i'm not an expert,so i'm happy for every good idea,which can help in my daily work.
ReplyDeleteThis summer I worked as a volunteer in a local daily care center for Roma kids.
Many Hungarian people lives in Romania so we are a big national minority here.From September i'm going to work in an orphanage,which takes care of many Hungarian kids,whos parents have serious financial problems.