This toolkit is meant to map the previous toolkits
and resources, and educate regarding the climate crisis
in the planet.Today climate change is for us what
World War I was to Pierre Cérésole -the founder of SCI
in early XX century: it presents a growing
threat to peace, nonviolence and human rights.
It tackles the topic of how to make our non-formal learning activities more inclusive. It collects and summarizes the practical information and tips & tricks shared during the project activities and gives specific advice on how to equally include participants with fewer opportunities.
A recipe for more Environmentally Sustainable Non-Formal Education
a checklist on how to organise a good learning process. They include important/key aspects of organising any learning process (from needs analysis to concrete activities and evaluation). Each card tackles a different step of the process, includes useful information on the card topic, and a possibility to write personal notes.
This infographic is a simple guide to the role of the mentor in an LTV project. It contains the basic tasks, timeline, and tips. It can be a nice introductory document for someone interested in being a volunteer mentor!
This booklet contains information about gender and discrimination, an introduction to masculinities and finally guidelines on how to deal with toxic masculinities on a daily basis and also on our organizations.
This toolkit collects antimilitarist educational methods and tools for doing street activism against war and militarisation.
It has been developed with the support of the European Youth Foundation of the Council of Europe, under the project ‘No War Anywhere’. The content of this toolkit is
inspired by the activities of No War Anywhere and the participants interest in anti-militarism education, anti-militarist activism & peace education, and based on previous toolkits created by SCI Austria as part of a series of anti-war projects from 2019 to 2022.
The handbook is the result of the seminar “Climate Beyond Classism”, which discussed the challenges of social class in the context of the climate crisis. The participants shared their experiences in the climate and environmental movement, in the labor movement and in international voluntary work.
This manual explores international youth projects and volunteering camps in the countryside and it is for everyone who wants to strengthen the local impact of international volunteering projects and discuss how to make it better!
Participants of the project “Go Natural: Add Quality to Your Life” have created a booklet which is a very good tool with practical information about healthy lifestyle, sustainable food and environment.