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Time to talk about racism again. On Local Matters today, we see how young people approach the issue, and which experiences they have made. The non-profit organisation Aldic invited young people to learn about all forms of discrimination. A dozen young people spend this week together to understand what discrimination is, and how to react in situations where they or others are discriminated.

If you want to participate in the next training, you can find all the information on aldic.lu.

tags: racism, Luxembourg, discrimination, youth, Local Matters

categories: Local Matters 

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Interculturality for Impact
Ideas, resources, methods & activities for intercultural learning

Intended for professionals working in the fields of interculturality, inclusion and non-discrimination, this toolkit offers theoretical content as well as educational and practical activities promoting inclusion and active citizenship, while enhancing the value of cultural diversity in Luxembourg society.

This toolkit was born of an observation made in 2022, during the inventory of intercultural training and initiatives in Luxembourg carried out by IMS in collaboration with the Ministry of Family Affairs, Solidarity, Living Together and Migration (MFSVA). In particular, the report highlighted the fact that many players in the community, professional and state spheres are committed to a more inclusive society on a daily basis. However, despite it becoming apparent that their initiatives are often isolated, there is a real desire for exchange and collaboration, with a view to creating synergies around common objectives for better living together with our differences.

This toolkit follows on from the inventory. It has been produced within the framework of an agreement between IMS Luxembourg and the MFSVA, and at the latter’s request. Here, IMS has brought together a network of local players to work and reflect collectively on the question of interculturality, a fundamental issue in living together in a de facto multicultural society.

The approach of this toolkit is to accompany the reader from the theory to the practice of intercultural learning. The kit is divided into 4 thematic modules, which are interdependent but equally relevant as stand-alone modules.

Each module includes:

• A short introduction by an inspiring expert, who also took part in a workshop, to provide food for thought for the collective intelligence work;
• A definitional and classification section, with fundamental questions related to each theme;
• Followed by a series of educational and methodological activity plans, developed by the contributors. Each activity plan sets out the intercultural learning objectives and skills we have identified. The teaching activities and skills are presented in a skills grid at the end of the kit and below.

EN: https://imslux.lu/assets/publication/156/Interculturality_for_Impact_EN_online.pdf 

FR: https://imslux.lu/assets/publication/156/Interculturality_for_Impact_online.pdf