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Sara Caporale
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European and Active Citizenship
How can young people get involved in their communities to promote values like democracy, tolerance, and human rights?
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Sara Caporale
INTRoduction
Young people play a vital role in shaping society. Active citizenship involves more than voting; it requires engaging with communities to promote values like democracy, tolerance, and human rights. This presentation explores how youth can get involved in their communities to foster positive social change and uphold these values.
differences between
European Citizenship
Active Citizenship
- Definition: encompasses rights, responsibilities, and participation in the EU’s democratic processes beyond national borders
- Rights: freedom of movement, access to education, and participation in EU elections
- Responsibilities: understanding and promoting EU values, such as democracy, rule of law, and respect for human rights
- Definition: participating in the community through actions that improve society. This includes voting, volunteering, engaging in civic activities, and being informed about social issues
- Key values: democracy, social justice, human rights, solidarity, and tolerance
VS
Why is it Important for Young People?
- Empowerment: Involvement gives youth a voice in decision-making processes.
- Social Change: Young people can challenge the status quo and contribute to social justice movements.
- Building Future Leaders: Engaging in active citizenship helps develop leadership skills and a sense of responsibility.
- Volunteering: supporting community projects and NGOs
- Youth Organizations: promoting democracy and human rights
- Social Media and Advocacy: raising awareness on social justice
- Engaging in Local Elections: voting and encouraging democratic participation
- Cultural Exchanges: promoting understanding through international programs.
How Can Young People Get Involved?
Overcoming Challenges
Lack of Awareness
Barriers to Participation
Engagement Tools
Providing platforms for young people to engage with local governments, communities, and EU bodies
Some young people may not know how to get involved. Education and outreach programs are essential
Addressing issues like social exclusion, lack of resources, and apathy
Summary
Young people have a critical role in shaping their communities and promoting values like democracy, tolerance, and human rights. Therefore, it is important for everyone to get involved, even with small actions, to make a positive impact on society.