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Colored Glasses – Learning tolerance actively
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Actively counter discrimination, stereotypes and prejudice through free workshops for young people.
We are Colored Glasses - a network of over 200 young volunteers in Germany who are actively working for a diverse and discrimination-free society. How do we do that? We offer free workshops for school classes and youth groups on topics such as discrimination, prejudice and stereotyping, or migration. In this way, we strengthen peaceful cohesion in our society and counter xenophobia, hatred and intolerance.
Funding period
4/21/21 -
5/19/21
Realisation
December 2021
Minimum amount (Start level): 10,000 €
With 10,000 euros we can conduct free tolerance workshops for about 1,650 students!
City
Hamburg
Category
Education
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Deutsches Youth For Understanding Komitee e.V.
Anne Hommers-Mocak
Oberaltenallee 6
22081
Hamburg
Deutschland
USt-IdNr.: DE320409420
E-Mail [email protected]
Together with YFU organizations in around 50 partner countries, our association advocates intercultural education, democracy education and the assumption of social responsibility by offering young people the opportunity to experience a different culture as a member of a host family and to gain new perspectives. Every year, YFU sends around 1,000 German schoolchildren abroad and takes in around 550 young people from other countries in Germany. Since YFU Germany was founded in 1957, around 60,000 young people have spent a school year with us abroad. YFU is a non-profit association and recognized as a sponsor of free youth welfare.
Denis (co-founder of Startnext)
