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Email:
annamaria.simeone@giosef.it
annamariasimeone333@gmail.com

Whatsapp: +39 3201926727
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/

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ICEI - NET-IDEA Campaign & Awareness-Raising

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S.7. GENERATING IMPACT THROUGH OUR MANIFESTO __ Lublin, NET-IDEA

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Online course on the antirumours methodology - Intercultural cities programme - www.coe.int

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This course and the Antirumours handbook provide more information on the theoretical approach and reformulates the objectives of the antirumours strategy and aspects of its methodology. The course can be useful both for cities that have been implementing the Antirumours strategy for years, and for those that have just started, or are planning to do so in the near future.

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Enjoy this game while you learn and reflect about the power of rumours and the strategies to break the chain of rumours

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Rumours are stories or pieces of stories that might be true or false and that have the characteristic of quickly spreading from a person to another. They are not systematically negative, and we are all vehicles of rumours, in many situations in our daily life. Yet, they can become very harmful when they are based on stereotypes, i.e. on unchecked and prefixed ideas about what someone or something is like. Stereotypes feed into prejudice, which is an unfair and unreasonable opinion or feeling formed through a pre-judgment without enough thought or knowledge.

At the level of today diverse societies, the spreading of stereotypes and prejudice through rumours can actually impact the way in which we relate to each other, the way in which we interact - or renounce to interact - with people of diverse origin and backgrounds. They can set individuals and groups apart, marginalise and discriminate people, putting individuals in boxes in which they don't necessarily fit because identities, feelings and behaviours are very complex matters that intersect within each other and that may evolve depending on a lot of variables.

Rumours, stereotypes and prejudice are indeed the first step towards feeding hate, which may lead to hate speech and sometimes to hate crime. But while many countries have started prohibiting hate speech by law, and while hate crimes are dealt by criminal law, rumours cannot be the object of legislation as they pertain to the private sphere, to the level of thoughts, they are not necessarily spread with the intention of causing harm, even if they may have a very negative impact on the ability of certain groups of people to be fully part of society.

That's why the Anti-rumours strategy promoted by the Council of Europe and implemented by many of the cities that are part of the Intercultural Cities programme builds on active citizens, giving them a prominent role towards dismantling rumours and countering diversity-related stereotypes that may otherwise hinder our ability to living well in diverse societies.

The Escape Rumours is the newest of a whole set of tools to improve living together in diversity.

User manual for Escape Roomours facilitators in English | Spanish

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Escape roomours - Intercultural cities programme - www.coe.int

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Rumours are stories or pieces of stories that might be true or false and that have the characteristic of quickly spreading from a person to another. They are not systematically negative, and we are all vehicles of rumours, in many situations in our daily life.

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S.4. NEW NARRATIVES & KEY MESSAGES __ Lublin, NET-IDEA

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Understanding & Identifying Anti-migrant Hate Crime

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Anti-refugee hate has been on the rise recently; this course helps to show its extent. By offering unique insights into anti-migrant specific hate crime and to the communities impacted by it, this course represents a key tool for civil society organisations and law enforcement who want to build their monitoring and recording capacities, as well as for individual activists who want to deepen their knowledge of xenophobia and its impact on victims and society.

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https://pjp-eu.coe.int/en/web/human-rights-speech/advanced-guide

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geral@cidadesinterculturais.pt
Instagram page
Facebook page
Whatsapp: +351 938 786 257

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Email:
gerardo@antirumours.com
Whatsapp: +34686741949

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YOUTH SUMMIT PRESENTATION x FAMILIES & LOCAL GROUPS

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Final Agenda LUBLIN YOUTH SUMMIT (NET-IDEA)

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Online Free Course on Anti-Rumours

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Nel Modulo 1 inizieremo a parlare di stereotipi e discriminazione e ne condivideremo le definizioni, capiremo ed esploreremo i concetti, l'origine, l'impatto e gli effetti di rumours/stereotipi/pregiudizi insieme a Cazalla Intercultural.

Nel cos'è la Modulo 2 impareremo diversità, discuteremo la comprensione delle identità multiple ed esploreremo i benefici della diversità, guidati dai nostri colleghi di Teatrikon!

Proseguendo con il Modulo 3, parleremo di competenze interculturali e ci immergeremo nei concetti di cultura, diversità culturale, dialogo e comunicazione interculturale, come lavorare insieme in gruppi e contesti interculturali, modulo facilitato dai nostri esperti portoghesi della Rete DYPALL!

Concluderemo il corso con il Modulo 4, presentando la Strategia Anti-Rumours, a storia e le origini, i principi e gli elementi principali, condivideremo esempi e buone pratiche per le organizzazioni che vogliono utilizzare questo metodo nel loro lavoro. Questo modulo è condotto da ICEI, il nostro esperto italiano e leader nell'implementazione della strategia!

Non vediamo l'ora di incontrarvi in questo fantastico viaggio!

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Nel Modulo 1 inizieremo a parlare di stereotipi e discriminazione e ne condivideremo le definizioni, capiremo ed esploreremo i concetti, l'origine, l'impatto e gli effetti di rumours/stereotipi/pregiudizi insieme a Cazalla Intercultural. Nel cos'è la Modulo 2 impareremo diversità, discuteremo la comprensione delle identità multiple ed esploreremo i benefici della diversità, guidati dai nostri colleghi di Teatrikon!

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Manual on Anti-Rumours in the School System (JUST IN ITALIAN)

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This is the concept of the communication campaign we are developing as NET-IDEA. There will be plenty of local actions and the idea is to take advantage of it to disseminate the manifesto!

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If you are interested, this is a presentation of the results and actions implemented by NET-IDEA in the first year. GET TO KNOW BETTER which is the context where the Lublin Youth Summit was designed...

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This is an interesting guide on how to create a standout awareness campaign!

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Creating a Standout Awareness Campaign _ A Complete Guide

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This is a presentation made by ICC Programme/Council of Europe on good practices of communication and awareness raising within the network. It was presented in a meeting for partners and cities that NET-IDEA has organised in Erlangen this year! You can find some very good examples of campaigns that have succeded in creating impact!

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ICC - NET-IDEA Presentation_Communication and Awareness Raising - 27.04.2023

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This is a report elaborated by ERASMUS+ PROGRAMME (I know some of you have already been involved in activities promoted by ERASMUS+) on diversity and inclusion in the education/school system!

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Promoting Diversity & Inclusion in Schools in Europe-EC0923157ENN

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MAGDALENA (POLAND)

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MIGUEL (PORTUGAL)

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ANNA (UKRAINE)

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FEDERICO (SPAIN)

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KELECHI (SWEDEN)

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VALERIA (ITALY)

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Feel free to disseminate it through your social networks, your community, the organizations to which you belong or in which you collaborate or through your groups of friends. And remember: Together we can change the rules!

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LEARNING TREE_ from what we exprienced to what we do

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Email: cristianbrisacani@icei.it
Wapp: +39 328 6086319
Website: www.icei.it
Facebook: www.facebook.com/iceimilano
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/icei
Instagram: www.instagram.com/icei_milano

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You can find here three different folders:

photos taken by the official photohrapher of Lublin

photos taken by Armando

photos taken by Vanessa

ENJOY!!!

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Outcomes of the Session on the Antirumours Strategy 

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Outcomes of the Session on the Antirumours Strategy 