Definition
Intercultural dialogue is promoted both by the Council of Europe and the European Union through their policies and programmes in the field of youth and in other sectors, such as Education, Multilingualism, Culture and Integration.

In the Council of Europe it is understood as an ‘open and respectful e…[Read more]

In an increasingly interconnected world, intercultural dialogue is essential for peaceful coexistence, collaboration, and tackling global challenges. When young people engage in these dialogues, they develop empathy, break down stereotypes, and build bridges between cultures, contributing to a more just…[Read more]

Openness and Respect

Approaching conversations with a willingness to listen and understand different perspectives, even if they challenge our own.

Active Listening

Paying attention to what others are saying, asking clarifying questions, and demonstrating genuine interest in their…[Read more]

Photography as a Means of Self-Expression: Photography allows young people to express their perspectives, emotions, and thoughts. By sharing their photos on social media platforms, they can tell their personal stories and creatively express themselves.

Develops Observational Skills and…[Read more]