July 2012

Deadlines up to 15 November 2012

Documentation

European Opportunities

Highlights

Upcoming Events

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number Deadline Programme Title

EU0010000437 30 July 2012 CEDEFOP - Photomuseum Award

EU0010000347 30 July 2012 EDULINK - ACP-EC Cooperation Programme in Higher Education

EU0010000458 31 July 2012 Creative Encounters:Cultural Partnerships between Asia and Europe

EU0010000425 31 July 2012 Preparatory Action in the field of Sport

EU0010000427 31 July 2012 Global Junior Challenge Award

EU0010000445 31 July 2012 EU Health Prize for Journalists

EU0010000478 31 July 2012 International Citizen Media Award 2012

EU0010000412 31 July 2012 International Radio Playwriting Competition

EU0010000515 1 August 2012 Student Grants Programme

EU0010000481 2 August 2012 The James Dyson Award

EU0010000443 15 August 2012 Traineeship at the European Railway Agency

EU0010000178 15 August 2012 Translation Traineeships at the European Parliament

EU0010000050 16 August 2012 People (FP7) - Marie Curie Actions

EU0010000358 31 August 2012 Internship at the European Commission Delegation to the United Nations in New York

EU0010000147 31 August 2012 Traineeships at the European Ombudsman

EU0010000090 31 August 2012 Traineeships at the European Commission - Translation traineeships

EU0010000072 31 August 2012 Traineeships at the European Commission - Administrative in- service training periods

EU0010000021 31 August 2012 Traineeship at the Council of the European Union

EU0010000468 1 September 2012 Heinrich Boll Foundation Scholarships

EU0010000357 1 September 2012 YOUTH IN ACTION - Action 5.1 - Meetings of young people and those responsible for youth policy

EU0010000356 1 September 2012 YOUTH IN ACTION - Action 4.3. Training and networking of those active in youth work and youth organisations

EU0010000355 1 September 2012 YOUTH IN ACTION - Action 3.1 Cooperation with the neighbouring countries of the EU

EU0010000210 1 September 2012 Young European of the Year Award - Travel Fellowships & InterRail-Global-Passes

EU0010000138 1 September 2012 Partnership Programme on European Youth Worker Training

EU0010000088 1 September 2012 Europe for Citizens: Action 1: Active citizenship for Europe - Town Twinning

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EU0010000030 1 September 2012 YOUTH IN ACTION - Action 1: Youth for Europe

EU0010000035 1 September 2012 YOUTH IN ACTION - Action 2: European Voluntary Service

EU0010000468 1 September 2012 Heinrich Boll Foundation Scholarships

EU0010000520 3 September 2012 Youth In Action - 4.3. Youth Support Systems - Support to Youth Workers' Mobility

EU0010000367 3 September 2012 YOUTH IN ACTION - Action 4.4 - Projects encouraging creativity and innovation in the youth sector

EU0010000518 9 September 2012 Generation 1992 Creative Competition

EU0010000365 14 September 2012 European Investment Bank (EIB) - Universities Research Action

EU0010000474 16 September 2012 Viral Video Award 2012

EU0010000407 17 September 2012 YOUTH IN ACTION - Action 4.6 - Support for partnership projects in the youth sector at European level

EU0010000031 17 September 2012 Lifelong Learning - COMENIUS

EU0010000069 17 September 2012 Lifelong Learning - GRUNDTVIG

EU0010000456 17 September 2012 MEDEA Awards

EU0010000313 18 September 2012 Culture (2007-2013) : Strand 2 - Support for bodies active at European level in the field of culture

EU0010000504 20 September 2012 Preparatory Action -Your first Eures job

EU0010000096 26 September 2012 LIFE + (2007-2013)

EU0010000435 28 September 2012 Electric December 2012 - Video competition

EU0010000020 30 September 2012 Traineeships at the Committee of the Regions

EU0010000180 30 September 2012 Traineeship at the Court of Justice

EU0010000192 30 September 2012 Traineeships and Fellowships at the European Centre for Modern Languages (ECML)

EU0010000480 1 October 2012 International Postgraduate Research Scholarships Australia

EU0010000381 1 October 2012 Culture (2007-2013) : Strand 3 - Support for analysis and dissemination activities

EU0010000361 1 October 2012 Lifelong Learning - Policy Co-operation and Innovation in Lifelong Learning (Key Activity 1)

EU0010000229 1 October 2012 International youth activities held in co-operation with the European Youth Centres

EU0010000205 1 October 2012 EU prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Awards

EU0010000152 1 October 2012 Traineeships at the Economic and Social Committee

EU0010000085 1 October 2012 European Youth Foundation - Grants for international youth activities

EU0010000004 1 October 2012 Traineeships and Study Visits at the European Parliament

EU0010000165 3 October 2012 Culture (2007-2013) : Strand 1 - Support for Cultural Actions

EU0010000357 1 October 2012 YOUTH IN ACTION - Action 5.1 - Meetings of young people and those responsible for youth policy

EU0010000259 12 October 2012 Study visits for education and vocational training specialists

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EU0010000329 14 October 2012 BEST courses for students of technology

EU0010000345 15 October 2012 Traineeships at the European Parliament for people with a disability

EU0010000263 31 October 2012 Internships at the World Bank

EU0010000234 31 October 2012 Traineeships at the Office for Harmonisation in the Internal Market (Trade marks and Designs)

EU0010000150 31 October 2012 Internship programme at the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights

EU0010000372 1 November 2012 Euro-Med Youth Programme

EU0010000320 15 November 2012 Traineeships at the European Free Trade Association - EFTA

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Study on a comprehensive overview on traineeship arrangements in

Member States, Final Synthesis Report

The EU-wide study, commissioned by DG Employment, Social Affairs and Equal

Opportunities, provides a comprehensive and comparative overview of traineeship

arrangements, including legislative/regulatory and quality assurance frameworks, in

all 27 Member States. The study was conducted by the Institute for Employment

Studies (IES) (lead co-ordinator), the Istituto per la Ricerca Sociale (IRS) and the

Bundesinstitut fr Berufsbildung (BIBB) in collaboration with an EU-wide network of

regional and national experts. It is available in English only, with French and

German summaries.

http://ec.europa.eu/social/BlobServlet?docId=7754&langId=en

European Charter on the Rights and Responsibilities of Volunteers

The European Youth Forum (YFJ) together with the 2011 Alliance members and a

wide-range of partners, stakeholders and volunteers, finalised and launched the

European Charter on the Rights and Responsibilities of Volunteers. The charter

gives guidance on the rights and responsibilities of volunteers and volunteer

providers and defines the roles of authorities at all levels.

https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B8wd-His7-_Qc1pPTm9ZZW5qcTA

Europass Newsletter

First issue of the Europass newsletter focusing on "Europass at the interface of

education and labour market". Published three times per year (in May, September

and December), it contains articles, facts, information and personal experiences

relating to Europass from its users and stakeholders. Europass is the online portal

allowing European citizens to access five types of documents useful to present their

professional and academic skills in a clear and structured way.

http://europass.cedefop.europa.eu/newsletters/Europass_Newsletter_1_May_2012.

pdf

Coyote 18 Recognition App! Published by the EU-CoE youth partnership, the 18th issue of the Coyote magazine

entitled Recognition App! focuses on Recognition App, a metaphor based on those little programmes available on smart phones, which may help to get into the world

of recognising non-formal learning in youth work.

http://youth-partnership-eu.coe.int/youth-

partnership/documents/Publications/Coyote/Coyote18/coyote_18.pdf

Science Campaign

Website of the European Commissions campaign to get more girls interested in science and to encourage them to choose research as a career. The three year

campaign will first seek to get teenage girls interested in studying science,

technology, engineering and maths (STEM subjects). The focus will then broaden to

female students more generally, encouraging them to consider research careers.

http://science-girl-thing.eu

Documentation

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Im a City Changer Campaign The campaign aims to create awareness among citizens on urban issues to achieve

better cities. The campaign is promoted by UN-Habitat, the city agency of the

United Nations, through the World Urban Campaign.

http://www.imacitychanger.org

Nothing for us, without us! Recommendations of young people with

disabilities for the Council of Europe and its member states

This video presents the recommendations drafted for the Council of Europe and its

member states by young people, trainers and youth workers that attended the

Consultative meeting on the inclusion of young people with disabilities. This meeting was held between 29th and 31st May 2012 at the European Youth Centre in

Budapest, organised by the Youth Department. The video includes subtitles, voice

over and live recorded international sign interpretation to be accessible to

everyone.

http://vimeo.com/43637110

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Commonwealth Youth Award for Excellence in Development Work

The Commonwealth Youth Programme (CYP) is inviting nominations for the 2012

Commonwealth Youth Awards. Nominees should be young persons making a

positive difference to the lives of other people in their community or country. The

award is addressed to young people whose development work reflects the

Commonwealth's Plan for Youth Empowerment to promote youth participation in

decision making, to promote the economic empowerment of young people, to take

action for equality between young men and women, to promote peaceful and

democratic environments in which human rights flourish, to provide quality

education for all and to improve access to information and communication

technology.

The nominee should be older than 29 on 31st December 2012 and must have been

engaged in development work for more than 12 months, either in a professional or

voluntary capacity. The development work must be ongoing and taking place in a

Commonwealth Country. Individuals cannot nominate themselves in a personal

capacity.

Applications must be sent by 31st July 2012.

Find out more: http://www.yourcommonwealth.org/cya

60 Second Science Video Competition

Aim of the competition is to celebrate our ability to better understand the world

around us. Everyone worldwide is invited to create a short video explaining an

invention, an experiment, a science concept or an idea. The video must be a

Science based video or animation of 60 seconds in which contestants should explain the science, not merely demonstrate a phenomenon.

The deadline for registration is 1st August 2012.

The deadline to submit entries is 26th August 2012.

The best entries will be rewarded with cash prizes.

Find out more: http://www.60secondscience.net

Do One Thing For Diversity and Inclusion Contest 2012

As part of the Do One Thing For Diversity and Inclusion 2012 campaign, the UNESCO Centre of Florence, in partnership with the UN Alliance of Civilisations and

all the partners of the campaign, has launched a video and photo contest to

celebrate the World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development.

Participants worldwide are invited to submit videos of maximum 2 minutes and

photos on the subject: What does Diversity and Inclusion mean to you? Why does diversity matter to you? Show us your personal vision. Videos can be in any language, or even made without an audio soundtrack. If videos are in a language

other than English, French, Italian or Spanish, subtitles should be provided.

Submissions should be original and unpublished addressing the issue of cultural

diversity and inclusion.

Deadline to submit entries is 15th August 2012.

Find out more:

http://www.unaoc.org/actions/campaigns/do-one-thing-for-diversity-and-

inclusion/contest

European Opportunities European Opportunities

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The Designing MDGs poster competition

The Designing MDGs poster competition aims to challenge European young people

under 30 years old to confront their work with the real world. They will have to

create a poster related to one of the following topics:

-Fight Poverty, Hunger and Disease!

-Education for All!

-Power 2 Women!

-Create your Culture!

-Go Green!

-Pursue Truth!

The authors of the best entries will get the chance to win prices.

Deadline to submit entries is 15th September 2012.

Find out more:

http://www.eu-youthaward.org/content/styrian-special-award-poster-competition

"Show Me Inclusion" Competition

Young people between 12 and 26 years old are invited to stand up and get creative

about the inclusion of persons with disabilities. They will have to create videos,

audio files, drawings, and sketch books on the following topics: inclusion of persons

with disabilities in everyday life, importance of inclusion, the potential of persons

with disabilities, the rights of persons with disabilities and the inclusion of persons

with disabilities in the fight to end poverty.

The best and winning entry will be made public on the World Day for the

Eradication of Poverty, 17th October 2012. It will also be professionally produced

and used worldwide as an awareness raising tool.

Deadline to submit entries is 16th September 2012 at 23:59 CET.

Find out more: http://www.endexclusion.eu/contest

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Youth unemployment: studies

show apprenticeships and

traineeships are useful but need

to be improved

The dramatically high youth

unemployment rates in Europe call for

immediate action by Member States.

One of the priorities for action is to

ensure a smooth school-to-work

transition for young people. Two

studies, undertaken for the European

Commission on apprenticeships and

traineeships in all EU Member States,

recommend that these schemes

should be more responsive to labour

market requirements, better adapted

to business needs and offer more

guarantees in terms of quality and

perspectives for young people.

The studies' results will provide input

to the preparation of two Commission

initiatives by the end of 2012; a draft

Council Recommendation on Youth

Guarantees, to ensure that young

people are either in employment,

education or training within four

months of leaving school, and the

definition of a Quality Framework for

Traineeships.

The study on apprenticeships

recommends that there should be:

-homogeneous quality standards for

apprenticeship-type studies;

-a balance between specific

occupational skills and general skills

and competences;

-the involvement of the social

partners in the design and

organisation of apprenticeships, as

this is an essential factor for their

success and

-initiatives taken with students to

improve the general image of the

vocational education system.

The study on traineeships indicates

that:

-there is a need for a clear definition

of traineeships at EU level;

-where possible, traineeships should

take place as a part of the study

curriculum rather than after students

leave education;

-a concerted effort should be made

at both EU and national levels to

increase the supply of traineeships,

especially in SMEs;

-there is a need for some financial

support to trainees, especially those

from less privileged backgrounds and

-steps should be taken to encourage

open and transparent recruitment

processes for traineeships.

The traineeship study complements

the public consultation on the quality

of traineeships launched as part of the

Commission's April 2012 Employment

Package.

http://tinyurl.com/6lr2rlm

European Council Conclusions

At the European Council Summit on

28th-29th June 2012, Heads of State or

Government agreed on:

-tackling unemployment and

addressing the social consequences of

the crisis effectively;

-pursuing reforms to improve

employment levels;

-stepping up efforts to increase youth

employment, to improve young

people's first work experience and

their participation in the labour

market, with the objective that within

a few months of leaving school, young

people receive a good quality offer of

employment, continued education, an

apprenticeship, or a traineeship,

which can be supported by the ESF;

-developing and implementing

effective policies to combat poverty

and support vulnerable groups.

Member States will swiftly implement

their National Job Plans and develop

more ambitious and precise National

Job Plans for the next European

Semester ones. Member States should

use the possibilities of financing

temporary recruitment subsidies from

the European Social Fund. Boosting

employment, for both women and

men, in particular for young people

and the long-term unemployed, is a

clear priority. The Council will swiftly

examine and decide on the proposals

contained in the Commission's

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"Employment package", putting

emphasis on quality job creation,

structural reform of labour markets

and investment in human capital. It is

crucial to address youth

unemployment, in particular through

the Commission's initiatives on youth

guarantees and the quality framework

for traineeships. It is also important

to promote the reactivation of older

workers. EU governance, including

multilateral surveillance of

employment policies, must be

improved.

http://www.consilium.europa.eu/uedo

cs/cms_Data/docs/pressdata/en/ec/1

31388.pdf

Council of Europe Adopts

Resolution for Youth

The Council of Europe has recognised

the rapidly rising rate of youth

unemployment and its consequences

for Europe as a priority. In a report

adopted on 28th June 2012 The young generation sacrificed: social,

economic and political implications of

the financial crisis the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe

(PACE) details the dangers facing

what some are calling the lost generation. Millions of European young people have decided to stop their studies, to

stop looking for work and to abandon

themselves in a sort of limbo

situation. These are millions of people

weve lost completely for the future generation, for the future of Europe

and for the development of Europe

and we should intervene, said Committee on Social Affairs, Health

and Sustainable Development

rapporteur Luca Volont. The

resolution calls on the Council and

national Parliaments to put youth

policy high on the agenda and to back

it with financial commitment

necessary to make talk a reality.

http://assembly.coe.int/ASP/Doc/Xref

ViewPDF.asp?FileID=18739&Language

=EN

Give your opinion on the

attractiveness of vocational

education and training in your

country

Cedefop, the European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training,

has launched a survey for teachers

and trainers, employers and guidance

counsellors on the attractiveness of

initial vocational education and

training in Europe. The survey aims to

improve the evidence base for policy

decisions and actions at national and

EU level. The survey is accessible

from:

http://www.cedefop.europa.eu/EN/ne

ws/20098.aspx

On-line public consultation on

Code for Effective Open

Voluntarism: Good design

principles for self- and co-

regulation and other

multistakeholder actions

The European Commission has

launched a public consultation on a

"Code for Effective Open Voluntarism:

Good design principles for self- and

co-regulation and other

multistakeholder actions."

Stakeholders potentially engaged or

interested in self- and co-regulation

and all citizens, organisations and

public authorities are welcome to

contribute to this consultation open

until 30th September 2012.

http://ec.europa.eu/information_socie

ty/digital-agenda/actions/consultation

Have your say! Your rights, your

future

People can face obstacles when

exercising their rights as European

citizens. The European Commission is

therefore asking citizens to share the

problems they have experienced when

moving around the EU. The input

received from the public will feed

directly into the Commission's policy

agenda and form the basis for the

2013 EU Citizenship Report, to be

presented on 9th May 2013. The

consultation will be open until 9th

September 2012 and is available from

here:

http://ec.europa.eu/justice/opinion/yo

ur-rights-your-future

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European Business Forum on

Vocational Training

The first European Business Forum on

Vocational Training took place on 7th

and 8th June 2012 in Brussels. It

focused on "challenges and trends in

skills and career development of the

European workforce". Some 330

stakeholders participated in the

discussions including representatives

of businesses (such as Air Liquide,

Danfoss, Deutsche Bank, Goodyear,

Louis Vuitton Mot Hennessy, Philips,

Siemens, Unilever), business

associations, sectoral organisations,

chambers, research, VET providers

and policy makers at European,

national and regional level. Mr. Jan

Truszczynski, European Commission Director General for Education and

Culture, and Mrs. Christine Antorini,

Danish Minister for Education,

stressed the role of companies in

development of skills and

competences as well as the necessity

for a greater cooperation between VET

providers and employers. During the workshops participants discussed the

identification of skills needed by

companies, the role of formal learning

and of work-based learning in

competence development, the role of

companies in promoting youth

employment and the EU support of

vocational education and training. The

closing panels debated challenges and

the way ahead for policy making

putting emphasis on more

permeability between the education

sectors, flexible learning provision,

entrepreneurship, up-skilling of low

skilled people, quality assurance

aspects. Antonio Silva Mendes,

Director of Lifelong Learning: policies

and programme, European

Commission closed the event

highlighting the need to accelerate

reform efforts at all levels.

http://ec.europa.eu/education/vocatio

nal-education/forum_en.htm

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1st July-31st December 2010: Cyprus Presidency of the Council of the

European Union

From 1st July to 31st December 2012 Cyprus, for the first time, will take over the

Presidency of the Council of the European Union (EU). Cyprus joined the EU in 2004

and became a euro zone member in 2008. During the Cyprus Presidency, the

second cycle of the Structured Dialogue, which had set as a priority the

Participation of young people in democratic life, will be concluded. The Cyprus Presidency is planning to promote the adoption of a Council Resolution, which will

provide an overview of the second cycle of the Structured Dialogue. Concerning

youth, the participation and social inclusion of all young people, with special

emphasis on the inclusion of young people with migrant background will be a

priority. The importance of the participation of all young people and youth

organisations, especially in the decision making processes, will be highlighted as an

important factor for the creation of sustainable, democratic and prosperous

societies. The conclusion of the Cyprus Presidency at the end of 2012 will also

signify the end of the first three-year cycle of the EU Youth Strategy. The European

Commission has already begun to compile evidence from Member States on the

progress made on youth policy, and drafted a EU Youth Report. This report will be

adopted by the Council during the Presidency, and will show the results of EU youth

policy in the last three years.

For further information please visit the following web sites: http://www.cy2012.eu/en/page/home

1st-8th August 2012: European BEST Engineering Competition (EBEC),

Zagreb, Croatia

EBEC is a series of engineering competitions organised by BEST (Board of European

Students of Technology). EBEC is the biggest engineering contest in Europe with 3

levels, 26 countries, 80 leading technical universities and 5,000 participants.

Twenty-six teams, each composed of 4 students, will bring new ideas and solutions

for interesting problems that are given by companies. Those teams, gathered from

13 Regional and National Engineering BEST Competitions respectively, are now

gearing up to face real life engineering challenges in the categories: Team Design

(practical solution with a physical prototype) and Case Study (hypothetical solutions

for real-life problems).

Find out more: http://ebec.best.eu.org

6th-13th August 2012: 20th Sziget Festival, budai Island, Hungary

For an entire exciting week in August the Obudai island, in the middle of the

Danube just outside Budapest, will become a self-contained party city; a temporary

home of a multitude of international stars, 500 Hungarian bands, performers, DJs,

theatre groups, acrobats, humorists, dancers, puppeteers and thousands of young

people from around the world. The aim of this multi-cultural event is to provide a

variety of cultural programmes for the many European and international visitors

who will attend the week long festival.

Detailed information about the programme, tickets, travel and accommodation can

be found on: http://www.sziget.hu/festival_english#.T-xo5o6_1jg

Upcoming Events

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31st August-2nd September 2012: Blue Fitness Convention, Riccione, Italy

It is the greatest fitness convention of summer organised by the Italian Fitness

Federation with the partnership of the European Fitness Association. The event is

open to everyone worldwide keen on sports.

The participation fee for three days is 100 euros.

Find out more: http://www.efafitness.com

16th-18th October 2012: European Youth Media Days, Brussels, Belgium

How to survive the crisis as an entrepreneur journalist? How to address the social

effects of crisis? How to explain European policies in times of austerity? What is the

impact of crisis on youth? These are topics that 100 young journalists, between 18

and 30 years old, residents in the EU, will work on during the three-day workshop.

Participants will interact with high-level European politicians, professional

journalists and experts and engage in intercultural exchange through practical

media production. The 2012 edition of European Youth Media Days is organised by

the European Parliament in collaboration with the European Youth Press.

Participants will have to arrange their own accommodation and travel and to

provide the necessary documents to the European Parliament for reimbursement.

EYP will charge a participation fee of 50 Euros for journalism students and interns

and 100 Euros for working journalists prior to the event.

Deadline to apply is 1st August 2012.

Find out more: http://applications.youthpress.org/signup/form/8

3rd-10th November 2012: Seminar Protect the environment - For your

future Gersau, Switzerland

The seminar will explore how rural young people can contribute to sustainable ways

of living. Participants will see local examples of sustainable development in rural

areas such as forestry, energy production, recycling and energy-efficient

construction. The seminar is addressed to young people between 18 and 30 years

old, from EU and non-EU countries, active in their own youth organisation, with a

good knowledge of English.

There is a participation fee of 250 for Western participants and 150 for Eastern

participants to be paid by 30th September 2012.

Application form should be sent by 15th August 2012.

http://www.ruralyoutheurope.com/attachments/article/286/Autumn_Seminar_2012

_Application_Form.doc

Find out more:

http://www.ruralyoutheurope.com/attachments/article/286/Autumn_Seminar_2012

_Call_for_Participants.pdf

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European Citizenship Training Courses 2012

The courses are meant to support youth workers and youth leaders developing their

critical understanding of European Citizenship and encourage them to integrate the

topic in their practical work.

List of proposed Courses for 2012:

Training Course 5: ECTC-IT in Italy (29th October-4th November 2012) Deadline: 1st September 2012;

Training Course 6: ECTC-TR in Turkey (8th-14th April 2013) Deadline: to be announced;

Training Course 7: ECTC-PT in Portugal (May/June 2013) Deadline: to be announced;

EXTRA: ECTC-FR in France (25th Febraury-3rd March 2013) Deadline: to be announced.

All details are available here:

http://www.salto-youth.net/rc/training-and-cooperation/tc-rc-

nanetworktcs/europeancitizenship

Salto-Youth: Training Calendar

The European Training Calendar contains current training offers of different

institutions and organisations, such as SALTO, the National Agencies for the YOUTH

IN ACTION Programme, non-governmental youth organisations, the European

Youth Centres of the Council of Europe and the Partnership Programme on

European Youth Worker Training. They are addressed to young people, group

leaders, mentors, trainers and other specialists.

Find out more:

http://www.salto-youth.net/tools/training/find-a-training/?&pagerOffset=90

Coming up: European Festivals

On the European Festival Planner on the Yourope site of the European Festival

Association, you can find information on the biggest pop and rock festivals in

Europe.

http://www.yourope.org

Searching for more background information on festivals, have a look at Wiki.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_festival

More general site with links to cultural events and festivals, not only rock festival,

in Europe.

http://www.bugbog.com/festivals/european_festivals.html

Summer Music Festivals Europe 2012

http://www.festivalsearcher.com/festivalslist.aspx

http://festivalseurope.wordpress.com Quotes of the month