Campaign Activity

Youth and Voluntary Work


Explain the campaign activities you have done.

Youth and Crisis on PhotoPeach
The 'Food Bank' or the 'Gizalde' people speeches
acording to the group!

An NGO close to me

Look for a NGO close to you and find information about their activities:

An example opur school is Atzegizale!

Atzegi: http://www.atzegi.org/atzegi/portada.asp
 

Our poster

Create a poster to encourage fellow students to cooperate in solidarity projects.
make them conscious of the reality we are living and the necessity of taking action, be part of the society we are living in.

Last years poster was about the rights of the European Citizens:

Where do you see Europe in the Basque Country?

You will take a picture with next logo:
Where do you see Europe in the Basque Country?
If you want more informacion go  FEDER in facebook.
www.facebook.com/feder.ejgv

A Guide

You add here interesting links to web pages and organizations that deal with poverty, social exclusion and solidarity.
Here is a link to Emaus, an NGO that tries to help socially excluded people:
http://www.emausnet.org/quienes-somos/

Collectives in danger

Look for information on any collective under pressure by the economical crisis.
They can be: Homeless, emigrants, unemployed people, young graduates, single mothers...
Homeless as avulnerable group:

Homeless in San Sebastian
Statistics
Documents

Here there are our blogs:

EUNI 1st B&E

EUNI 1st C&D

Presentation on statistics about poverty and exclusion

We are going to make a presentation about poverty and exclusion in Europe.
But through Statistics!
Now look for information and statistics on the subject and add it to your blog.
Like this one!

This grah shows us the percentage of poor people in some countries of the EU and its relation with the percentage of young people.
It is clear that as a whole, countries from the south are more affected by poverty by evident economical reasons. But the relation of young people suffering poverty is bigger in Northern countries, like Finland, Netherland, Denmark.
How do you explain this trend?