AVIK

AVIK – EXCHANGE OF INTERCULTURAL SKILLS FOR SOCIAL INCLUSION

The Avik Project is co-funded by the ERASMUS+ Programme of the European Union. Avik aims the exchange of intercultural skills for social inclusion. The objective of this project is to transfer, adapt regionally and evaluate 3 good practice models from 3 European project partners, for all European partners and other institutions.

Social integration is a process that depends on society as a whole, especially on each other’s sympathy and an open attitude towards the non-native population. This process is achieved through meetings, debates and communications, as well as finding similarities and differences and adopting a collaborative responsibility on both sides (native and non-native population).

The AVIK project integrates three “best practice” models:

  • The Dinner Club, an intercultural and interreligious meeting space with a diverse program structure, art exhibitions and live music, among other activities;
  • RefuGame, which is a board game that encourages intercultural communication and mutual understanding between the native and non-native population, providing the opportunity to obtain essential information on classical behavioral rules, communication, education and work, daily life, free time activities and traditions and customs.
  • New Start, which consists in a set of educational material that conveys European values ​​such as freedom, equality, tolerance and civil rights for understanding and integration.

The aim is to transfer these three models to all European AVIK project partners so that they can be adapted and enhanced.

The AVIK project is coordinated by the German organization WHKT – Westdeutscher Handwerkskammertag, having as partners Cáritas Coimbra (Portugal), Centre for the Greek Language (Greece), CIAPE – Centro Italiano per L’Apprendimento Permanente (Italy), VondiConsulting Unternehmensberatung Vondrak KG (Austria), AC Amics de la Biblioteca de la Fonteta (Spain) and Datca Ilce Milli Egitim Mudurlugu (Turkey). This is a project funded by the Erasmus+ program of the European Union.

 


MAIN TASKS OF CDC IN THE PROJECT:

Cáritas Coimbra has as its main tasks:

  • Host of the C2: SP-ADULT-SHORT – short-term joint staff training events (in Coimbra) – April 2020
  • Compilation and layout of 2 project newsletters (PDF)
  • Layout of various project documents (cross-cultural board game, manual)
  • Translation of all relevant documents into Portuguese

PROJECT SUMMARY

Project Name: Exchange of intercultural skills for social inclusion

Project Acronym: AVIK

Start date: 01/09/2019

End date: 31/08/2020

Total Budget: 12 490,00€

Project Coordinator: WHKT – Westdeutscher Handwerkskammertag

Partners:

  • Cáritas de Coimbra (Portugal)
  • Centre for the Greek Language (Grécia)
  • CIAPE – Centro Italiano per L’Apprendimento Permanente (Itália)
  • VondiConsulting Unternehmensberatung Vondrak KG (Áustria)
  • AC Amics de la Biblioteca de la Fonteta (Espanha)
  • Datca Ilce Milli Egitim Mudurlugu (Turquia)

Website: https://www.whkt.de/avik/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AVIKERASMUS/


PROJECT FUNDING:

The European Commission’s support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents, which reflect the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.


NEWS:

Cáritas Coimbra participated virtually in the 4th meeting of the AVIK project

Cáritas Coimbra was in Valencia for the 3rd AVIK project meeting

Cáritas Coimbra participates in the 3rd meeting of AVIK project in Valencia

Cáritas Coimbra travels to Greece for the 2nd meeting of the AVIK project

Caritas Coimbra shared good practices about Healthy Cities

Cáritas Coimbra re-elected for another 3 years for the Vice-Presidency of the European Covenant on Demographic Change

Cáritas Coimbra was in Dusseldorf at the kick-off meeting of the AVIK – an intercultural exchange project

Cáritas Coimbra will be in Dusseldorf for the Kick-off meeting of AVIK project

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