“The Research-Intellectual Club ‘Dialogue of Generations’ (RICDOG) has successfully concluded the ‘Civic Education Champions’ programme, implemented with the financial support of the Council of Europe project ‘Democracy Starts in School – Engaging Schoolchildren in Decision-Making in Schools and Local Communities.’”
Today, the findings of a study commissioned by UNICEF – describing the challenges faced by young people aged 18–24 in education, employment, and social participation – clearly reflect the systemic problems confronting the youth sector in Georgia.
Within the framework of the project “REACT for Georgia: Resilient, Engaged, Active Civil Society for Transformation” a meeting was held with representatives of civil society from the Imereti region.
Through the Orbeliani Meti platform, a new initiative by RICDOG’s volunteers and team members — “Give the Gift of Education to Children in Kutaisi!” — is seeking support. If the target amount is raised through crowdfunding, the idea will receive additional resources co-financed by the European Union (EU) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
როგორ მოქმედებს ისრაელ-ირანის შეიარაღებული კონფლიქტი საქართველოზე?
The 4-day camps, which were based on the principles of non-formal education, hosted 48 young people from 12 municipalities of Imereti in two streams.
The gamified program was initially launched by RICDOG within the framework of the USAID Civic Education Program, however, after the program was suspended and closed, this component of the program was implemented by the organization on a voluntary basis, using its own resources.
Representatives of RICDOG participated in an training program held from May 2 to 9 in the city of Waterford, Ireland. The project was implemented within the framework of the Erasmus+ program and was organized by Waterford & South Tipperary Community Youth Service and Leargas.
Members of the Research-intellectual club "Dialogue of Generations" participated in the Erasmus+ educational exchange program "Mind Matters," which took place in Riga, Latvia from March 20 to 28. Due to the specific nature of the program, participants lived together in a forest villa with representatives from four countries: Portugal, Romania, Latvia, and Turkey.
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