Cultural Diplomacy in Europe: A Forum for Young Leaders (CDE) The Next CDE Weeklong Seminar will take place from 19th - 23rd October, 2009
Lähetetty: 28 Elo 2009, 13:44
Is this a con? What do you think? Is it something you would take part in? Can we offer alternatives to this kind of thing (bear in mind young people are asked for nigh on 200 EURO to take part for 1 week!!
markus
http://www.culturaldiplomacy.org/youngl ... _cde_about
Cultural Diplomacy in Europe: A Forum for Young Leaders (CDE)
The Next CDE Weeklong Seminar will take place from 19th - 23rd October, 2009
Cultural Diplomacy in Europe: A Forum for Young Leaders is under the patronage of the European Parliament
An introduction to Cultural Diplomacy in Europe:
A Forum for Young Leaders
Program Directors: Marta Osojnik, Sophie Röhrig
Email address: europe@culturaldiplomacy.org
Cultural Diplomacy in Europe: A Forum for Young Leaders (CDE) is a network of young, influential people from Europe and around the world who have an active interest in Cultural Diplomacy between European countries.
Members join the Forum by taking part in a Weeklong Seminar, during which they will learn about the field of cultural diplomacy, and take part in challenging group discussions on important issues. Participants will analyze and explore the history and evolution of Cultural Diplomacy in Europe, and discuss some of the main cultural divides in Europe and how they can be addressed by Cultural Diplomacy.
Once they have become a member of the Forum the ICD will support the young leaders in conducting research into relations between European countries, which can either be published on our online media service (Cultural Diplomacy News, www.cd-n.org), online in the ICD research section, or in our forthcoming book “Case Studies in Cultural Diplomacy”. The Forum will also organise a number of shorter, academic conferences throughout the year that the members are invited to attend and to help organise. Through the ICD Online Forum, members are able to keep in touch with one another and members of the other ICD Forums and share important information about job opportunities and related events. Finally, the ICD will support and offer guidance to members who are interested in organising their own cultural exchange initiatives.
Advantages of joining the Forum
The Weeklong Seminar- The program for the Weeklong Seminar will involve seminars and workshops with experts on relations within the European continent including academics, politicians, journalists, and practitioners from other civil society organisations. During this week you will have the opportunity to meet with these figures, discuss key issues with them, and take part in structured group discussions with the other participants. The program will be designed to give you ideas and advice for your own cultural exchange initiatives, and to facilitate strong relationships between the participants.
Taking part in the Weeklong Seminar will also offer you a unique opportunity to experience Berlin. As an established NGO with strong connections to Berlin’s political and civil society spheres, we are able to organise seminars in locations such as the German Foreign Ministry, the German Parliament, the Berlin Philharmonic, the City Hall, and the European House.
Certificate - Upon completion of the Weeklong Seminar, all participants will be awarded with an official ICD certificate detailing the activity of the week, in particular the program highlights, and welcoming them to CDE.
The Forum - One of the main goals of the forum is that the members have the encouragement and support to organise their own cultural exchange initiatives. During the Weeklong Seminar we will provide you with information about how you can do this, and encourage you to generate ideas for possible initiatives. At the end of the Weeklong Seminar we will provide you with a document outlining the issues you need to address, how you can plan your initiative, and giving you information about where you can apply for funding.
Following the completion of the Weeklong Seminar you will become a member of the ICD Young Leaders Online Forum. The Online Forum was created to allow members of the different ICD Forums to keep in touch and share information about job opportunities, their leadership initiatives, and other related events, with each other. Only Forum members are able to use the Online Forum, and it therefore represents the ideal location to gather support for your initiative from like-minded people across the globe.
Forum members are encouraged, in consultation with the ICD, to conduct research into European cultural exchange. When completed, the ICD can publish these case studies on our online media service “Cultural Diplomacy News”, in the research section on the ICD homepage, and in our forthcoming publication “Case Studies in Cultural Diplomacy”. The publication will allow academics and practitioners to evaluate previous examples of cultural diplomacy, and encourage the establishment of best practice guidelines.
markus
http://www.culturaldiplomacy.org/youngl ... _cde_about
Cultural Diplomacy in Europe: A Forum for Young Leaders (CDE)
The Next CDE Weeklong Seminar will take place from 19th - 23rd October, 2009
Cultural Diplomacy in Europe: A Forum for Young Leaders is under the patronage of the European Parliament
An introduction to Cultural Diplomacy in Europe:
A Forum for Young Leaders
Program Directors: Marta Osojnik, Sophie Röhrig
Email address: europe@culturaldiplomacy.org
Cultural Diplomacy in Europe: A Forum for Young Leaders (CDE) is a network of young, influential people from Europe and around the world who have an active interest in Cultural Diplomacy between European countries.
Members join the Forum by taking part in a Weeklong Seminar, during which they will learn about the field of cultural diplomacy, and take part in challenging group discussions on important issues. Participants will analyze and explore the history and evolution of Cultural Diplomacy in Europe, and discuss some of the main cultural divides in Europe and how they can be addressed by Cultural Diplomacy.
Once they have become a member of the Forum the ICD will support the young leaders in conducting research into relations between European countries, which can either be published on our online media service (Cultural Diplomacy News, www.cd-n.org), online in the ICD research section, or in our forthcoming book “Case Studies in Cultural Diplomacy”. The Forum will also organise a number of shorter, academic conferences throughout the year that the members are invited to attend and to help organise. Through the ICD Online Forum, members are able to keep in touch with one another and members of the other ICD Forums and share important information about job opportunities and related events. Finally, the ICD will support and offer guidance to members who are interested in organising their own cultural exchange initiatives.
Advantages of joining the Forum
The Weeklong Seminar- The program for the Weeklong Seminar will involve seminars and workshops with experts on relations within the European continent including academics, politicians, journalists, and practitioners from other civil society organisations. During this week you will have the opportunity to meet with these figures, discuss key issues with them, and take part in structured group discussions with the other participants. The program will be designed to give you ideas and advice for your own cultural exchange initiatives, and to facilitate strong relationships between the participants.
Taking part in the Weeklong Seminar will also offer you a unique opportunity to experience Berlin. As an established NGO with strong connections to Berlin’s political and civil society spheres, we are able to organise seminars in locations such as the German Foreign Ministry, the German Parliament, the Berlin Philharmonic, the City Hall, and the European House.
Certificate - Upon completion of the Weeklong Seminar, all participants will be awarded with an official ICD certificate detailing the activity of the week, in particular the program highlights, and welcoming them to CDE.
The Forum - One of the main goals of the forum is that the members have the encouragement and support to organise their own cultural exchange initiatives. During the Weeklong Seminar we will provide you with information about how you can do this, and encourage you to generate ideas for possible initiatives. At the end of the Weeklong Seminar we will provide you with a document outlining the issues you need to address, how you can plan your initiative, and giving you information about where you can apply for funding.
Following the completion of the Weeklong Seminar you will become a member of the ICD Young Leaders Online Forum. The Online Forum was created to allow members of the different ICD Forums to keep in touch and share information about job opportunities, their leadership initiatives, and other related events, with each other. Only Forum members are able to use the Online Forum, and it therefore represents the ideal location to gather support for your initiative from like-minded people across the globe.
Forum members are encouraged, in consultation with the ICD, to conduct research into European cultural exchange. When completed, the ICD can publish these case studies on our online media service “Cultural Diplomacy News”, in the research section on the ICD homepage, and in our forthcoming publication “Case Studies in Cultural Diplomacy”. The publication will allow academics and practitioners to evaluate previous examples of cultural diplomacy, and encourage the establishment of best practice guidelines.