Peace Influencers Toolkit This publication was created by: Topic Year of publication Project Supported by Resource type You will find in the publication The Peace Influencers Toolkit is a practical guide for youth workers, educators, NGOs, and young leaders who want to empower young people through media literacy, peacebuilding, and digital content creation. The toolkit…
The report “The Youth and the Right to the City. Reflections from Barcelona, Cali, and Nazareth“, prepared by Lorenzo Gabrielli (senior researcher at GRITIM-UPF) and featuring illustrations by Yorgos Konstantinou (Imagistan), is the result of the participatory process and international forum of the project “Catalonia, the Mediterranean, and Abya Yala: articulating transformative youth alliances and strategies” developed by the International Civil Service of Catalonia (SCI-Cat), GRITIM-UPF, and the Youth Council of Barcelona (CJB), with the support of the Catalan Agency for Development Cooperation (ACCD), the City Council of Barcelona, the Provincial Council of Barcelona, and the Catalan Youth Agency of the Government of Catalonia.
As part of the local initiatives of the PEACE for Nature project, the International Secretariat of SCI developed this vegan cookbook resource for use during trainings and projects. This cookbook highlights the importance of sustainability and green alternatives in SCI’s activities, as well as the value placed on care work!
This toolkit serves as a tool for climate activists by providing
inspiration and practical guidelines on how to enhance their involvement.
This specially designed kit is packed with helpful tools and activities to support mental health, reduce stress, and encourage a positive mindset. From mindfulness exercises to self-care tips, it’s everything you need to build healthy habits and boost well-being.
SCI Catalunya has had a protocol to address sexist and LGTBIQ-phobic aggressions since 2021. However, the protocol is a living tool that must be worked on and expanded. In 2023 thet expanded it to include all areas of the entity. This year, continuing wit
This online course, launched in 2020 designed to help participants explore communication from various angles, including ethics and power, while improving critical thinking and media literacy.
Recently updated with new content and visuals, the course features four interactive modules combining reading, videos, quizzes, and journaling to enhance learning. It’s open to everyone.
This actionkit was created by Tanya Möller Forastieri as a personal project during her placement as a European Solidarity Corps (ESC) volunteer in Service Civil International (SCI) Italy. Together with a team of engaged volunteers from three continents, Asia, Europe and Africa, they put together this toolkit of different methods through which you can be active in your local, regional, national or international society. The material consists of examples from different countries, mostly Europe, where you can get an insight on how active participation in society can look for different people, passionate in making a change in diverse ways.
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 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.