Introduction
The YAR (Youth Against Racism) project was created to prevent racism, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance among young people in Europe (13-25 years) thanks to the implementation of a Model inspired by the Community of Sant'Egidio, based on the active participation of young people and volunteering activities with migrants and refugees.
The YAR project is implemented in Belgium, Hungary and Italy, and involves young people in voluntary activities in close contact with migrants and refugees. To raise awareness among young people in a more engaging way, a contest has been created which is aimed at young people from schools in 28 countries in Europe. The winning school (s) will be able to participate in the final Yar conference, where they will be able to present the
elaborated them.
The YAR (Youth Against Racism) project was created to prevent racism, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance among young people in Europe (13-25 years) thanks to the implementation of a Model inspired by the Community of Sant'Egidio, based on the active participation of young people and volunteering activities with migrants and refugees.
The YAR project is implemented in Belgium, Hungary and Italy, and involves young people in voluntary activities in close contact with migrants and refugees. To raise awareness among young people in a more engaging way, a contest has been created which is aimed at young people from schools in 28 countries in Europe. The winning school (s) will be able to participate in the final Yar conference, where they will be able to present the
elaborated them.
The contest: You are Racist Right!
General informations
The intent of the Contest is to encourage students to investigate the issue of preventing racism, in order to disseminate and adopt a behavioral pattern as a model in their life choices. The competition also aims to stimulate young people to approach new communication techniques through the creation of the required documents.
The intent of the Contest is to encourage students to investigate the issue of preventing racism, in order to disseminate and adopt a behavioral pattern as a model in their life choices. The competition also aims to stimulate young people to approach new communication techniques through the creation of the required documents.
Trace
Telling a story, a fact or an anecdote in which diversity is understood as an added value, a positive strength and not a discriminating factor.
Telling a story, a fact or an anecdote in which diversity is understood as an added value, a positive strength and not a discriminating factor.
Type of documents
• Art category: photographs (black white or color) accompanied by a caption,
drawing / cartoon and sculpture;
Translation
In this photograph, a banana and a tangerine are depicted.
They, although different from each other, have one thing in common:
both are fresh and good. It doesn't matter where you come from,
how are you, or what color is your skin. You are perfect as well as
six.
They, although different from each other, have one thing in common:
both are fresh and good. It doesn't matter where you come from,
how are you, or what color is your skin. You are perfect as well as
six.
