An activity-filled summer camp designed for twenty two young people aged 14 - 17 years old!

The core activities, designed and implemented by skilled and experienced educators and facilitators, are based on a range of peace education, sports, and arts methodologies and tools, as well as outdoor education, touching upon topics such as intersectionality, human rights, active listening, narratives in public space, and multi-perspectivity. 

The camp aims to develop trust among young people from all the communities in Cyprus and equip them with the necessary knowledge and skills to deconstruct stereotypes and misconceptions about each other, contributing to a peaceful and inclusive society. Participants will explore concepts related to a Culture of Peace and Non-violence, critically examine dominant narratives, explore different perspectives and strengthen their competences in regards to dialogue.  

DATES: 17th July – 23rd July 2023
LOCATION: Agros, Limassol (Rodon Mount Hotel and Resort)

CLICK HERE TO APPLY!

• Applicants must be between the ages of 14 and 17 as of July 17th, 2024, meaning they are born on or between July 18, 2006 and July 17, 2010.

• Participants must be legally able to cross at checkpoints

• Participation fee: 50€ / 1600TL
  • Payments will only be required for successful applicants and these must be made by the 14th of June, 2024.

• English language proficiency (at least level B1). 
  • Please see English self assessment grid by the Council of Europe here.
    
    

The application deadline is the 25th of April 2024.

All project participants will be awarded a Certificate of Participation and will be featured on AHDR's website and social media as Peace Ambassadors of the project.

For more information, please contact us:

  Giannis Minas

- Tel: +357 22 445 740 (extension 109)
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The AHDR Peace Camp reimagined is implemented by the Association for Historical Dialogue and Research (AHDR) and funded by the Federal Foreign Office of Germany.