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Data: 14/12/2017
4. Common Ground: How to finish? 1st Feb – 5th Feb 2019 a return to disseminating the results and learning of the project in the form of presentations, performances and talks in collaboration with Quarter Block Party festival. This will also include the launch of the book.
Full participation in the four elements of Common Ground is mandatory!
Who should apply?
This training is aimed specifically for participants resident in Hungary, Ireland, Serbia, Finland, Greece and Portugal who work with young people under 30 and have a background in either socially engaged art, public art, urban design intervention, documentary film, participatory arts and/or social work, youth work, community organising, activism or cultural anthropology, and already have some professional experience in their fields and a genuine interest and openness to explore the intersection of art and the social in a cross-disciplinary environment.
What will it cost?
Successful applicants will be required to pay a €30 / training participation fee. Travel, accommodation and meals during the training will be provided. Please note that we will only be able to reimburse travel up to a certain limit defined per country by the European Commission. The travel band applicable to your country will be provided. This limit will be communicated to successful applicants, if you require more information at this point do not hesitate to get in touch. Common Ground is funded by the European Commission through the Erasmus+ programme.
What happens after you apply?
After the deadline of 30TH DECEMBER 2017 a committee will read the application form and make the first selection. You will be informed by email if you are invited to the training. In case you are selected you will be invited to travel to Cork, Ireland, for the period of 30th January – 4th February; remember that participation in the online training is mandatory. (Tip: As there is limited time between the selection date and the training, be sure to prepare for your possible travel to Cork in good time.)
Costs:
Accommodation and food will be covered by the project. There is a participation fee of €30/training activity for the selected participants. Travel will be reimbursed according to the travel allocation by the Commission, see below. Maximum limits of travel reimbursement: Hungary, Serbia, Portugal to Ireland € 275; Greece to Ireland € 530; Finland to Ireland € 360; Finland, Greece, Ireland to Hungary € 275; Portugal to Hungary € 360; Serbia to Hungary € 180.
Working language: English.
SCADENZA: 30th December 2017.
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Phone: 00353851386734
http://trainings.salto-youth.net/7026
More information: In case you have questions concerning the training or your application, don’t hesitate to contact Eszter Némethi at [email protected]
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