Members 

Below you can find the list of the organizations that have been participated in the creation of the platform or joined it later.

Movement for Decent Work and Welfare Society

Title in the national language:
Gibanje za dostojno delo in socialno družbo
Role at the platform: Coordinating organization
Address: Dalmatinova 4, 1000, Ljubljana, Slovenia

E-mail: info@socialna-druzba.si
Website: http://socialna-druzba.si/

Movement for Decent Work and Welfare Society is a non-governmental organization, which is an active member of the Slovenian civil society. Movement unites people with a critical point of view on contemporary Slovenian labour politics who are ready not only to criticise the failures of such politics, but also to provide constructive suggestions that might help to change or improve them.

Movement was founded in 2010 in Ljubljana, Slovenia, as an organization that would act primarily in the areas of labour market and welfare state and society. In its 8 years of existence the organization has managed to organize many round tables and workshops, which were aimed to help people to deal with unemployment in Slovenia, as well as several public campaigns dedicated to labour issues and precarity. The organization informs general public about labour rights, as well as follows the personal stories of precarious workers.

Movement closely collaborates with Slovenian scholars and experts on the respective matters. Moreover, the members of Movement prepare written contributions, in which they discuss the modern labour problems, which Slovenian workers face with, comment the decisions of the government and amendments to legislation. These contributions are monthly published on the Movement’s website and Facebook page. Apart of it, the members of Movement are constantly educating themselves about labour legislation and other legal matters related to labour market, as well as about the sociological, historical, psychological, and other theories of precarious work in order to determine its specific problems and articulate solutions to them.

UILTemp Lazio

Title in the national language:
Unione Italiana dei Lavoratori Temporanei
Role at the platform: Permanent member
Address: Via Cavour 108, 00184 Rome, Italy

E-mail: lazio@uiltemp.it
Phone: +39 648 16 61

UILTemp is the federation, which organizes, represents and protects precarious and atypical workers, holders of forms of self-employment and belonging to different sectors of economy, and other workers, whose forms of employment are not contractually regulated.

UILTemp Lazio is the regional branch of Rome. The most relevant activities of UILTEMP Lazio are collective bargaining, advice on legislation and contracts trade union education; research and studies. The majority of members of UILTEMP Lazio, are young workers between 20 and 35 years old.

Center for Peace Studies (CPS)

Title in the national language:
Centar za mirovne studije (CMS)
Role at the platform: Permanent member
Address: Selska cesta 112a, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia

E-mail: cms@cms.hr
Phone: +385 1 482 00 94
Mobile phone: +385 (0) 913300181

Centre for Peace Studies (CMS; CPS) is a non-governmental and non-profit organisation promoting non-violence and social change through education, research and activism. CMS grew out of various forms of direct peace-building in western Slavonia (Volunteers’ Project Pakrac, 1993-1997). It was founded in 1996 in Pakrac and formally registred in Zagreb the following year.

The highest governing body of CPS is the Assembly, composed of all the CPS members (around 60). The Assembly confirms the Statute of Centre for Peace Studies, the main document of our organization. Along with the Assembly, CPS has the Executive Board and the Council.

Programmes of the Centre:

  • Peace Education and Nonviolence affirmation program is aimed at empowering individuals and groups towards local community (and wider) peace-building through encouraging dialogue and promoting non-violence with a basic principle of social change through education. Long-term, strategic program goals include: advocating for democratization of the educational system and quality education policies; raising civic competence; empowering citizens for activism and preventing violence through raising awareness on nonviolence and afirming nonviolent practices and experiences.
  • Reinforcing Social Solidarity, Human Security and Developmental Cooperation.
  • Fight against Xenophobia, Racism and Ethnic Exclusion.
  • Peace Studies program. Peace Studies is an interdisciplinary area of education relying on a number of social sciences and humanities, as well as the experience of lecturers and participants. It seeks to understand the cause of conflict, develop approaches to prevent and stop violence, war and serious human rights violations and build sustainable peace – fair systems and societies strong enough to resist violence, inequality and injustice.

Association for Development, Education and Labour (ADEL Slovakia)

Role at the platform: Permanent member
Address: Kalinciakova 1046/16. 09101 Stropkov, Slovakia

E-mail: info@adelslovakia.org
Website: https://www.adelslovakia.org
Phone: +421 902 582 788

ADEL is the organization, which creates opportunities for young people who would like to be active, try and learn something new and gain new experience and knowledge for personal and professional development. ADEL aims at enrichment of the educational, social and cultural life of young people living in our country, mainly young people with fewer opportunities and coming from Eastern Slovakia.

The main goals that ADEL promotes with a variety of projects and activities are:

  • to increase employment opportunities of young people and to support their personal and professional development;
  • to organize and mediate trainings, youth exchanges, seminars, study mobilities, internships and volunteering programs abroad;
  • to encourage and promote active citizenship, civic participation, volunteering;
  • to stimulate the creation of new and innovative ideas as the basis for entrepreneurial initiatives of young people, to motivate them and support towards their own business;
  • to encourage the responsible attitude to the nature and animals, promote a healthy lifestyle and protect the environment;
  • to contribute to development of rural areas and disadvantaged regions and bring various educational opportunities to young people with fewer opportunities;
  • to endorse the elimination of gender stereotypes, support integration of minorities (particularly Roma) and refugees into the society and promote equality of opportunity for all.

Support for Youth Development Association

Role at the platform: Permanent member
Address: 22 Octavian Petrovici Street, Ap. 1, 400018 Cluj-Napoca, Romania

E-mail: s4yd.erasmus@yahoo.com
Phone: +40 364 143 743
Fax: +40 364 818 979
Mobile phone: +40 728 860 568

Support for Youth Development Association (S4YD) was founded on 17 December 2009 in Cluj-Napoca, being a NGO entirely dedicated to the youth development. The goal of the association is to stimulate and support the active, civic and responsible participation of the young generation within the social, educational, cultural and economic aspects of the communities they live in.

The set of activities developed by the Association points to concrete objectives such as the development and support granted to the counseling and training processes for the young people. By this, the organization aims to have a positive impact upon the personal and professional formation of the youth, as well as upon the sustainable development of the communities where these young people activate.

Regarding its organization and functioning, Support for Youth Development Association relies on the principles of responsible volunteering, self-motivation and self-determination, civic participation, involvement and cooperation, initiative, adaptability, follow-up, competence and competitiveness, respect and mutual support, democracy, transparency, equity, legality, sustainability, tolerance, multiculturalism, social dialog, non-discrimination and political non-affiliation.

In respect to its internal standards, as of October 2012 Support for Youth Development adhered to the principles and sustainable development indicators of SOCIETAL.

Association WalkTogether

Role at the platform: Permanent member
Address: 39 Tarnovska Konstitucia str. Nadezhda II 1220, Bulgaria

E-mail: walktogetherbulgaria@gmail.com
Website: http://associationwalktogether.eu/
Phone: +359 886 969 670

Association WalkTogether is created to serve as an educative organization that gathers trainers, youth and social workers, youth policy makers, experts, and volunteers with different levels of competences to be actively involved in the creation of civic activities with the European dimension and with benefits for their local communities.

The focus of the organisation is:

  • At the local level:
    • Promotion of the equal opportunities for all, particular attention is given to the hard-to-reach groups;
    • Balanced integration of different ethnic groups via transnational projects and activities with consideration of the multilingual character of the Association and the need to include underrepresented groups.
    • Development of the young people’s competences in order to boost employment and active citizenship.
    • Recognition of non-formal education and youth work by the society and the state.
  • At the national level:
    • Creation of and cooperation in the initiatives that develop opportunities for mutual understanding, intercultural learning solidarity, societal engagement and volunteering at national level.
  • At the international level:
    • Promotion of the intercultural dialogue via different initiatives and programmes of the European Union that are fostering the international cooperation and dialogue.
    • Support of the projects that are promoted by transnational partnerships and networks and directly involve citizens.

Association WalkTogether is conducting projects, which are granted and supported by the various programs and aim at establishment of the strategic partnerships, exchange of innovative practices, staff, adult and youth mobilities. The staff of the Association has experience of working in various fields, e.g. unemployment and entrepreneurship; social inclusion of vulnerable groups; conflict management; intercultural dialogue and youth radicalisation; ICT and media literacy; environment protection and art (handcrafts, traditions, dance, theater, etc). Apart from the organisation’s experience in the Erasmus + program, WalkTogether’s staff works with Europe for Citizens and Creative Europe programs.

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