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National Network
Germany
Address
Spreuergasse 8Country
GermanyCity
StuttgartMobile Phone
+4915215766549Telephone
004915215766549Website
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2021Contact Person1
Begum DemirsoyContact Person 2
Betul MavusOrganisation Type
Non-Governmental OrganizationFields of Activity
Arts, Democracy and community development, Environment/Sustainable development, Human rights, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, International/Cultural relations, Others, Youth and educationGeneral Information
Youth Vision Association (JA) is a non-governmental, non-profit organization, which is founded in 2022 in Stuttgart Germany. JA promotes sustainable development goals, youth entrepreneurship, youth leadership, and innovation within the scope of nonformal education methods combination with new technologies. Especially, we focus on the young people who live on the margins (e.g. from disadvantaged areas) to support their inclusion to society. Our main aim is to offer them a tool for their personal development and to encourage them to take leadership roles while creating awareness of SDGs, to respect our society, nature and well-being. At a national level, JA also fosters dialogue between local and regional authorities, universities, foundations, and other non-governmental organizations focused on enhancing entrepreneurship, digital learning, training, and personal development skills.
Mission and Objectives
Objectives:
Promote young people to learn new skills via non-formal education activities and technological tools,
Enabling young people to be leaders and entrepreneurs of today while fostering their employability skills; while creating positive, motivating, and encouraging ambient for active entrepreneurship spirit in the society.
Creating awareness on SDG’s while respecting our society, nature, and well-being
Promote inclusion of (disadvantaged) group of young people to experience intercultural environment and overcome conflicts in society such as discrimination, and hate.
To enhance and support the youth mobility on national and international level.
To promote and develop the idea of fair trade on national and international level.
Promotion and application of the non-formal education.
Working Areas:
SDG’s, entrepreneurship, leadership, interculturality, employability, environmental awareness, creative/critical thinking, conflict resolution, art, soft skills, digital skills, well-being.
Target Group:
Young people ages between 16-30 who live on the margins. We are an active NGO in Stuttgart, Bad Canstatt neighbourhood. Our neighbourhood is the most intercultural one in Stuttgart and includes diverse ethnic and religious backgrounds. Most of the population consist of migrants; also there are refugee camps. Therefore our target consist of disadvantaged people, fewer opportunies, migrants to foster intercultural interaction and harmony.
We consider volunteering as an effective way for youth to gain knowledge and experience in different fields, develop their soft skills and put a base for their further career - employment or entrepreneurship.
Main Projects / Activities
Main Projects / Activities
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Why do you want to join the ALF Network?
Youth Vision Association (JA) aspires to join the Anna Lindh Foundation (ALF) Network because its mission aligns closely with our values and goals. By becoming part of this network, we aim to achieve the following:
Foster Intercultural Dialogue:
ALF's commitment to promoting dialogue and cooperation resonates deeply with our work in Stuttgart's most intercultural neighborhood. Joining the network would enable us to expand our efforts in bridging cultural divides and promoting mutual understanding among diverse communities at both the local and international levels.
Collaborate and Exchange Best Practices:
The ALF Network provides a unique platform for NGOs, institutions, and experts to share experiences and successful practices. We are eager to collaborate with like-minded organizations to exchange innovative ideas and approaches to youth empowerment, intercultural projects, and community development.
Enhance Impact through Partnerships:
As a young organization, we recognize the value of partnerships in amplifying our reach and impact. ALF's extensive network of members will allow us to build meaningful connections, enabling us to implement larger-scale projects and address shared challenges effectively.
Promote Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
Our focus on youth leadership, environmental awareness, and sustainable development aligns with ALF's vision. Joining the network will help us integrate our efforts into broader regional and global initiatives, creating a more profound and lasting impact.
Empower Marginalized Youth:
By working with the ALF Network, we aim to provide greater opportunities for marginalized young people, particularly migrants, refugees, and youth with fewer opportunities. Together, we can design and implement programs that foster inclusion, reduce discrimination, and build resilient, empowered communities.
Access Resources and Opportunities:
ALF offers valuable tools, resources, and opportunities for capacity building, funding, and visibility. These resources will enable us to strengthen our organizational capacity, enhance our projects, and bring innovative solutions to the challenges we address.
Contribute to the Shared Mission:
Joining the ALF Network is not just about what we can gain but also about how we can contribute. Our expertise in youth work, nonformal education, and intercultural dialogue will allow us to actively support ALF’s mission and bring fresh perspectives to collaborative initiatives.
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