Organizations involved in the SchutzJu project
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The following organizations were involved in the "Protection Concepts & International Youth Work" working group as part of the "SchutzJu" research and transfer project:
- AJA Working Group for Non-Profit Youth Exchange gGmbH
- Action Reconciliation Service for Peace
- Working Group Open Doors NRW e.V.
- Working Group of German Educational Institutions e.V.
- ASC Göttingen of 1846 e.V.
- Brandenburgische Sportjugend im LSB e.V.
- BSJ Marburg
- ConAct, Coordination Center for German-Israeli Youth Exchange
- CULTURE GOES EUROPE (CGE) - Sociocultural Initiative Erfurt e.V.
- German-French Youth Office (DFJW)
- German-Turkish Youth Bridge gGmbH
- German Choir Youth e.V.
- German Sports Youth in the German Olympic Sports Confederation e.V.
- German Federal Youth Council
- German Association of the Holy Land
- German Youth Hostel Association, Main Association for Youth Hiking and Youth Hostels
- German Youth for Understanding Committee e.V.
- The Senator for Social Affairs, Youth, Integration and Sport, Department 22, Child and Youth Development, Bremen
- djo - German Youth in Europe Federal Association
- EIS coaching, educational work
- European School "Heinrich-Heine-Schule"
- Fachverband Jugendarbeit/Jugendsozialarbeit Brandenburg e. V.
- IBG Workcamps
- IG InitiativGruppe - Intercultural Encounter and Education e.V.
- IHS e.V.
- IJAB e.V.
- International Youth Community Services (ijgd)
- Youth for Europe
- Lambda e. V. youth network
- Youth Center Georg-Buch-Haus, Wiesbaden
- City of Hanover, Youth and Family Department
- Open Door International e.V.
- QueerTausch
- SCI Germany
- Servicestelle Jugendbeteiligung e.V.
- Kommende Dortmund Social Institute
- Sports Youth NRW
- Stuttgart City Youth Council
- Tafel Deutschland e.V.
- Tandem - Coordination Center, German-Czech Youth Exchange
- THW-Youth
- transfer e. V.
In the SchutzJu sub-project International Youth Work (2021-2024), a participatory strategy was developed in cooperation with IJAB - Fachstelle für Internationale Jugendarbeit der Bundesrepublik Deutschland e.V. and the IJAB Practice Coordination (Christoph Bruners). Professionals, volunteers and young people from over 40 organizations in Germany have advanced the development and debate on protection concepts in international youth work formats as part of SchutzJu. They formed the working group "Protection Concepts & International Youth Work". Twenty meetings were held with them between 2022 and 2024.
With a focus on the development of protection concepts in international youth work as a cross-cutting field of youth work, two events were prepared and held in 2023 together with the working group and IJAB:
- 09. to 10.02.23, SchutzJu-Barcamp at the University of Kassel with 40 participants,
- 30.11. to 01.12.23, international SchutzJu workshop in Cologne-Riehl with 45 participants from Germany and 15 international cooperation partners.
In addition, the working group developed participatory tools for international youth work that can be used for the preparation and planning of events, work camps, exchange formats or the training of team members, as well as for reflecting on the protection concept of one's own organization.
In international youth work, the focus is on a rights-based, participatory, diversity-sensitive and anti-discrimination and racism-critical, local, transnational, international and decolonial approach, which is necessary for the development of protection concepts.