ID Talks Everyday’s Racism: For many young people, facing racism is a daily struggle, affecting their well-being and mental health. Listen to our guest speaker Mohammad Omar, and discover how racism affects health, housing, education, employment, political representation, and many other not-so-obvious aspects of daily life. What are the main challenges and why can youth work be the answer?

ID Talks Everyday’s Racism: For many young people, facing racism is a daily struggle, affecting their well-being and mental health.Listen to our guest speaker Mohammad Omar, and discover how racism affects health, housing, education, employment, political representation, and many other not-so-obvious aspects of daily life. What are the main challenges and why can youth work be the answer?

ID Talks Everyday’s Racism: For many young people, facing racism is a daily struggle, affecting their well-being and mental health. Listen to our guest speaker Mohammad Omar, and discover how racism affects health, housing, education, employment, political representation, and many other not-so-obvious aspects of daily life. What are the main challenges and why can youth work be the answer?

ID Talks Everyday’s Racism

#idtalks 💻 E-learning 📆 15 February - 12 April 2023 | Online (Zoom), Belgium - FL 👉 SALTO Inclusion &amp; Diversity Resources Centre and the Mental Health in Youth Work project jointly announce 2023 as “ID Talks: Year on Mental Health”, with the spring 2023 edition under the motto “Understanding Mental Health” and the autumn 2023 edition under the motto “Discovering Mental Health Practices”. ✔️ “ID Talks” is a series of 5 online workshops on 5 major topics in the promotion of Inclusion &amp; Diversity (ID) and quality youth work. It features youth workers, professionals, and volunteers, from all over the world to share insights, research findings, food for thought, good practices, or inspirational stories. They will guide participants through the pressing matters and challenges affecting Inclusion &amp; Diversity and inspire them to make their programmes and organisations more inclusive, embrace human differences, look ahead and picture how the future of youth work and Inclusion &amp; Diversity might be. 📆 When? ✔️ 15 February (13h CET): ID Talks Mental Health Explained: You increasingly hear about mental health in the media. But what is mental health really about, and what not? How is mental health perceived and interpreted? How are young people today doing regarding mental health and well-being? What should we know, pay attention to, and be prepared for? Put your assumptions to the test and gain a common frame to look at mental health. //Guest speaker: Maria Agorastou, Greece ✔️ 01 March (13h CET): ID Talks Climate-Change Anxiety: If climate change and the environment make young people take to the streets, these global challenges obviously have an influence on their mental health and well-being? What kind of approaches help you to address their climate-change worries? How can you promote climate resilience, both at an individual and at a societal level? Come and discover what role youth work can have in tackling climate-change anxiety. //Guest speaker: Anna Pribil, Austria ✔️ 15 March (13h CET): ID Talks Social-Media Addiction: You probably know (young) people who are constantly glued to their phones. Maybe that’s you? Let’s zoom in on social media addiction. How can you identify it in yourself and in others? Find out what are the main issues, causes, and consequences. And how does it impact the mental health and well-being of young people? Find out what practical tools and support youth work can offer. //Guest speaker: Katja Mankinen, Sosped Foundation, Finland ✔️ 29 March (13h CET): ID Talks Supporting Young People’s Wellbeing: You probably (hopefully) feel that youth work supports young people’s mental health and well-being. But what are young people’s needs, and how can you identify and support those needs better? What kind of (extra) support do young people with fewer opportunities need for their mental health? Get an insight into coping and resilience strategies and learn how to create a sense of belonging and safe spaces (among others) in international projects. //Guest speaker: Ana Perović, Serbia ✔️ 12 April (1 PM CET): ID Talks Youth-Workers Wellbeing: In order to take care of someone else, you need to take care of yourself as well! But how do you take care of your self-care? What are the main well-being issues that youth workers are experiencing? How do you prevent and overcome (emotional) exhaustion and burnout? Get to know the competences you need to take care of your own mental health and well-being (as a youth worker) so that you can continue to attend to the needs of young people. //Guest speaker: Natalja Gudakovska, Latvia 👉 For whom⁉️ 💁‍♀️🙇‍♂️🙋‍♀️🙆‍♀️💁‍♂️ Youth workers, youth leaders, professionals, and volunteers involved in ID in the EU youth programmes, as well as all those interested in youth work and Inclusion &amp; Diversity topics. 🎯 Main objectives: -To provide food for thought and learn from inspirational ID stories; -To provide an opportunity to learn about ID topics from the youth work sector and beyond; -To get information, inspiration, methods to help the youth sector address ID; -To inform about and contribute to quality (international) youth work; -To identify and learn how to tackle existing and future challenges within ID; 👉For more updates follow Inclusion &amp; Diversity SALTO on social media! ✔️ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SALTOInclusionDiversity ✔️ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saltoyouthinclusiondiversity/ ✔️Twitter: https://twitter.com/SALTOinclusion ✔️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/SALTOYOUTH 👉 Disclaimer Notice: Music by Jon Luc Hefferman (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jon_Luc_Hefferman) “Upbeat” in the album "Production Music" (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jon_Luc_Hefferman/20170730112628821). “Upbeat” by Jon Luc Hefferman is licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 International License. (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/).

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#idtalks💻 E-learning📆 15 February - 12 April 2023 | Online (Zoom), Belgium - FL👉 SALTO Inclusion & Diversity Resources Centre and the Mental Health in Youth Work project jointly announce 2023 as “ID Talks: Year on Mental Health”, with the spring 2023 edition under the motto “Understanding Mental Health” and the autumn 2023 edition under the motto “Discovering Mental Health Practices”.✔️ “ID Talks” is a series of 5 online workshops on 5 major topics in the promotion of Inclusion & Diversity (ID) and quality youth work. It features youth workers, professionals, and volunteers, from all over the world to share insights, research findings, food for thought, good practices, or inspirational stories. They will guide participants through the pressing matters and challenges affecting Inclusion & Diversity and inspire them to make their programmes and organisations more inclusive, embrace human differences, look ahead and picture how the future of youth work and Inclusion & Diversity might be.📆 When?✔️ 15 February (13h CET): ID Talks Mental Health Explained: You increasingly hear about mental health in the media. But what is mental health really about, and what not? How is mental health perceived and interpreted? How are young people today doing regarding mental health and well-being? What should we know, pay attention to, and be prepared for? Put your assumptions to the test and gain a common frame to look at mental health.//Guest speaker: Maria Agorastou, Greece ✔️ 01 March (13h CET): ID Talks Climate-Change Anxiety: If climate change and the environment make young people take to the streets, these global challenges obviously have an influence on their mental health and well-being? What kind of approaches help you to address their climate-change worries? How can you promote climate resilience, both at an individual and at a societal level? Come and discover what role youth work can have in tackling climate-change anxiety.//Guest speaker: Anna Pribil, Austria✔️ 15 March (13h CET): ID Talks Social-Media Addiction: You probably know (young) people who are constantly glued to their phones. Maybe that’s you? Let’s zoom in on social media addiction. How can you identify it in yourself and in others? Find out what are the main issues, causes, and consequences. And how does it impact the mental health and well-being of young people? Find out what practical tools and support youth work can offer.//Guest speaker: Katja Mankinen, Sosped Foundation, Finland✔️ 29 March (13h CET): ID Talks Supporting Young People’s Wellbeing: You probably (hopefully) feel that youth work supports young people’s mental health and well-being. But what are young people’s needs, and how can you identify and support those needs better? What kind of (extra) support do young people with fewer opportunities need for their mental health? Get an insight into coping and resilience strategies and learn how to create a sense of belonging and safe spaces (among others) in international projects.//Guest speaker: Ana Perović, Serbia✔️ 12 April (1 PM CET): ID Talks Youth-Workers Wellbeing: In order to take care of someone else, you need to take care of yourself as well! But how do you take care of your self-care? What are the main well-being issues that youth workers are experiencing? How do you prevent and overcome (emotional) exhaustion and burnout? Get to know the competences you need to take care of your own mental health and well-being (as a youth worker) so that you can continue to attend to the needs of young people.//Guest speaker: Natalja Gudakovska, Latvia👉 For whom⁉️ 💁‍♀️🙇‍♂️🙋‍♀️🙆‍♀️💁‍♂️ Youth workers, youth leaders, professionals, and volunteers involved in ID in the EU youth programmes, as well as all those interested in youth work and Inclusion & Diversity topics.🎯 Main objectives:-To provide food for thought and learn from inspirational ID stories;-To provide an opportunity to learn about ID topics from the youth work sector and beyond;-To get information, inspiration, methods to help the youth sector address ID;-To inform about and contribute to quality (international) youth work;-To identify and learn how to tackle existing and future challenges within ID; 👉For more updates follow Inclusion & Diversity SALTO on social media!✔️ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SALTOInclusionDiversity✔️ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saltoyouthinclusiondiversity/ ✔️Twitter: https://twitter.com/SALTOinclusion✔️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/SALTOYOUTH👉 Disclaimer Notice: Music by Jon Luc Hefferman (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jon_Luc_Hefferman) “Upbeat” in the album "Production Music" (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jon_Luc_Hefferman/20170730112628821). “Upbeat” by Jon Luc Hefferman is licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 International License. (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/).

#idtalks 💻 E-learning 📆 15 February - 12 April 2023 | Online (Zoom), Belgium - FL 👉 SALTO Inclusion &amp; Diversity Resources Centre and the Mental Health in Youth Work project jointly announce 2023 as “ID Talks: Year on Mental Health”, with the spring 2023 edition under the motto “Understanding Mental Health” and the autumn 2023 edition under the motto “Discovering Mental Health Practices”. ✔️ “ID Talks” is a series of 5 online workshops on 5 major topics in the promotion of Inclusion &amp; Diversity (ID) and quality youth work. It features youth workers, professionals, and volunteers, from all over the world to share insights, research findings, food for thought, good practices, or inspirational stories. They will guide participants through the pressing matters and challenges affecting Inclusion &amp; Diversity and inspire them to make their programmes and organisations more inclusive, embrace human differences, look ahead and picture how the future of youth work and Inclusion &amp; Diversity might be. 📆 When? ✔️ 15 February (13h CET): ID Talks Mental Health Explained: You increasingly hear about mental health in the media. But what is mental health really about, and what not? How is mental health perceived and interpreted? How are young people today doing regarding mental health and well-being? What should we know, pay attention to, and be prepared for? Put your assumptions to the test and gain a common frame to look at mental health. //Guest speaker: Maria Agorastou, Greece ✔️ 01 March (13h CET): ID Talks Climate-Change Anxiety: If climate change and the environment make young people take to the streets, these global challenges obviously have an influence on their mental health and well-being? What kind of approaches help you to address their climate-change worries? How can you promote climate resilience, both at an individual and at a societal level? Come and discover what role youth work can have in tackling climate-change anxiety. //Guest speaker: Anna Pribil, Austria ✔️ 15 March (13h CET): ID Talks Social-Media Addiction: You probably know (young) people who are constantly glued to their phones. Maybe that’s you? Let’s zoom in on social media addiction. How can you identify it in yourself and in others? Find out what are the main issues, causes, and consequences. And how does it impact the mental health and well-being of young people? Find out what practical tools and support youth work can offer. //Guest speaker: Katja Mankinen, Sosped Foundation, Finland ✔️ 29 March (13h CET): ID Talks Supporting Young People’s Wellbeing: You probably (hopefully) feel that youth work supports young people’s mental health and well-being. But what are young people’s needs, and how can you identify and support those needs better? What kind of (extra) support do young people with fewer opportunities need for their mental health? Get an insight into coping and resilience strategies and learn how to create a sense of belonging and safe spaces (among others) in international projects. //Guest speaker: Ana Perović, Serbia ✔️ 12 April (1 PM CET): ID Talks Youth-Workers Wellbeing: In order to take care of someone else, you need to take care of yourself as well! But how do you take care of your self-care? What are the main well-being issues that youth workers are experiencing? How do you prevent and overcome (emotional) exhaustion and burnout? Get to know the competences you need to take care of your own mental health and well-being (as a youth worker) so that you can continue to attend to the needs of young people. //Guest speaker: Natalja Gudakovska, Latvia 👉 For whom⁉️ 💁‍♀️🙇‍♂️🙋‍♀️🙆‍♀️💁‍♂️ Youth workers, youth leaders, professionals, and volunteers involved in ID in the EU youth programmes, as well as all those interested in youth work and Inclusion &amp; Diversity topics. 🎯 Main objectives: -To provide food for thought and learn from inspirational ID stories; -To provide an opportunity to learn about ID topics from the youth work sector and beyond; -To get information, inspiration, methods to help the youth sector address ID; -To inform about and contribute to quality (international) youth work; -To identify and learn how to tackle existing and future challenges within ID; 👉For more updates follow Inclusion &amp; Diversity SALTO on social media! ✔️ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SALTOInclusionDiversity ✔️ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saltoyouthinclusiondiversity/ ✔️Twitter: https://twitter.com/SALTOinclusion ✔️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/SALTOYOUTH 👉 Disclaimer Notice: Music by Jon Luc Hefferman (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jon_Luc_Hefferman) “Upbeat” in the album "Production Music" (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jon_Luc_Hefferman/20170730112628821). “Upbeat” by Jon Luc Hefferman is licensed under an Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 International License. (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/).

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