🔑 Key Information
Activity ⭐️ Title
Art It Up! Artistic Tools for Human Rights Advocacy & Participation in the context of youth work
Activity 🔶 Type | 📆 Dates | 📍Location
Training Course
24 August - 1 September 2026 | Guriezo, Spain
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❗️What Is This Training About?
Training course on artistic Tools for Human Rights Advocacy & Participation in the context of youth work
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ℹ️ Description About The Opportunity
We believe that creativity is the most powerful tool for social transformation. Art It Up! is a training course designed for youth workers and activists who want to bridge the gap between artistic expression and Human Rights Advocacy.
How can we turn a canvas into a claim? Or a performance into a political statement? This project is about moving beyond traditional participation. We will explore how to use visual arts, street art, and creative methodologies to amplify the voices of young people and advocate for human rights in our local and European communities.
Join us to learn how to frame messages that matter and design advocacy campaigns that inspire.
Aim:
We aim to empower 25 young artists, activists, and youth leaders with the skills to utilize art as a tool for effective political engagement, addressing contemporary local and global threats to human rights that particularly impact young people.
Objectives:
- Gain a comprehensive understanding of concepts such as peace, various forms of violence, human rights, and conflict transformation, providing a conceptual framework for artistic expression.
- Explore the concept of meaningful political participation and the role of art in shaping and reinforcing societal narratives respectful of Human Rights.
- Empower participants to become catalysts for change in collective perceptions by creating emotionally resonant artistic works.
- Develop proficiency in non-violent communication and nonverbal discourse analysis to enhance participants’ ability to communicate effectively through various mediums.
- Conduct a mapping and analysis of participants’ local realities, forming thematic working groups to address the most pressing social issues through artistic expression.
- Facilitate the design process for at least six follow-up activities to sustain the impact and momentum of the program beyond its initial implementation.
Training overview
This Training Course is
for 25 participants
from Erasmus+ Youth Programme countries 
, Other countries in the world , Partner Countries Neighbouring the EU
and recommended for
Youth workers, Youth leaders, Youth policy makers, Youth researchers, Artists
Working language(s):
English
Organiser:
Libre-pensadores de la Sierra de Madrid (Youth NGO)
IG: @lps.demadrid
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📥 Contact
Contact for questions:
Juan
E-Mail:
Phone: +34699998960
💶 Costs
Costs
Participation fee
n/a
Accommodation and food
Food and accomodation provided by the organizers with the support of Erasmus+ program
Travel reimbursement
According to Erasmus+ program guide rules
📜 Certificate
Participants are entitled to receive a Youthpass certificate from the organiser, for recognition of their competence development during the activity. Read more about Youthpass:
https://youthworkshub.org/15122
⚠️ Important Dates
Application deadline (24h UTC): 15 June 2026
Date of selection: 17 June 2026
🔗 Official Link
🗂️ Documents
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