DAB – Dance Against Bullying

Project Number: 2019-1-FR02-KA205-015856
Timespan of the Project: 1/07/2019-31/12/2021

Project E-mail: info@ceipes.org

Objectives
  • To tackle bullying behaviours amid young people
  • Improve, with a new methodology, competences and knowledge of youth workers
  • To promote the use of dance as a tool to tackle bullying, through the development of the White
  • Paper, a web-portal with video lessons and the implementation of dance workshops
  • To promote the values of inclusion, non-discrimination and equity
  • To promote methods of non-formal education
  • To strengthen the international cooperation within the consortium of DAB’s project
Activities
  • Development of a Benchmark Report focused on the current scene of bullying in all the partner countries.
  • Local Dance Workshops, developed in each country in two different phases: at first, involving 10 youth workers and, then, 15 young people.
  • Development of DAB Web-Portal with video lessons realized by the youth workers themselves and aiming at other stakeholders, such as local and international operators in the youth field.
  • Realization of the White Paper of Dance against Bullying, an important document to share among stakeholders, policy makers, youth and social workers in order to provide a global instrument for the understanding and fighting of the phenomenon of Bullying in Europe.
Results
  • Research study reports about situation of bullying in the countries of the partnership that it will inform stakeholders about strategies to tackle the phenomenon, taking into account the dance therapy
  • Creation of workshops that will involve youth workers in order to spread the methodology and young people victims of bullying coordinated by both youth workers and experts on dance
  • Creation of an on-line platform representing the main sharing of the project, which will include materials, video-lessons and recordings, showed at the end of the activity
  • Development of a White Paper on bullying that is a document that will integrate the already existing documents into a broader set of policies on the contribution that dance can give against bullying
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.
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