ID Travels: Strong partnerships in inclusive international youth projects || Video 3

👉 Strong partnerships in inclusive international youth projects. Check the website here: www.salto-youth.net/rc/inclus...
✔️ The beauty of international youth projects is that we can learn from and with other organisations about inclusion and diversity. A key element in those projects is the partnerships we can build to achieve our inclusion goals. So how to find partner organisations and build strong partnerships?
🎯 Concrete tips and tricks on how to do that:
● If there are specific access barriers you would like to work on, reach out to organisations that have experience on the topic in your local or regional context (e.g. LGBTQIA+ youth, young people with a migrant background or from rural areas). If they are not directly interested in creating a new partnership, they might be able to recommend other organisations or experts you can reach out to.
● Once you found an organisation, start with small projects to get to know each other. This approach allows for mutual understanding and ensures that you are aligned in your values and approaches. From there nothing can stop you from building bigger inclusive youth projects together.
● Your National Agency is aware of past and ongoing projects. That is why your National Agency is a great starting point to get to know potential partners! Reach out to them and ask for opportunities to get to know other organisations.
👉 Find contact details on the EU commission’s webpage: erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/con...
👉 More resources about inclusion:
● OTLAS is a platform on which you can find potential partners: www.salto-youth.net/tools/otl...
● To look for training and other opportunities to meet potential partners check SALTO Youth’s training calendar: www.salto-youth.net/tools/eur...
“We are always trying to inspire small organisations to join us. When doing these big projects, we are also creating a networking opportunity and the possibility for new projects to emerge.”
// Elzbieta Kosek, International inclusive dance festival, Kreisau Initiative, Germany