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Cultural Bridges: A Pathway to Global Understanding

Discover how Cultural Bridges equips young individuals and youth workers with the tools to thrive in diverse environments.

Zemgale NGO centre
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JUBUK
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DOREA Educational institute

PROJECT AIM

The Cultural Bridges project aims to harness the digital activism potential of Gen Z, empowering them and youth workers to address cultural intolerance online. By providing tailored educational initiatives, online advocacy training, and fostering community action, the project aims to equip participants with the tools they need to promote cultural tolerance in the years to come.

TARGET AUDIENCE

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Youth Workers & Educators

Supporting professionals from diverse backgrounds to mentor effectively in multicultural settings.

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Generation Z

Guiding young individuals facing socio-economic and cultural challenges towards greater opportunities.

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Extended Support Network

Engaging educational bodies and cultural organizations to broaden the impact of our initiatives.

IMPACT

Through tailored educational initiatives, online advocacy training and community actions, the project will involve youth workers, young people and various external stakeholders to ensure a powerful and lasting impact.

PARTNERS

YOUTH WORKERS

YOUNG PEOPLE

EXTERNAL STAKEHOLDERS

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Build bridges with us! Explore our resources, join our workshops, and connect with others passionate about cultural understanding. Together, we can navigate the digital world with greater awareness and build a more inclusive online space.

Join the Cultural Bridges Initiative

Be a part of our journey to empower youth workers and young individuals in fostering cultural tolerance and intelligence. Help us shape a more inclusive future where diversity is celebrated.

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Project Number: 2023-2-LV02-KA220-YOU-000174659

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.

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