Their right is your right
A youth-focused Erasmus+ cooperation project designed to strengthen youth workers’ competences in human rights education with minority young people and provide practical learning resources that promote equality and address intolerance.
Human rights education, minority inclusion and practical youth work tools.
The project addresses unequal treatment, intolerance and barriers faced by minority youth by equipping youth workers with knowledge, methods and open educational resources.
- Human rights education with minority youth
- Open educational resources for youth workers
- Transnational cooperation between four countries
- Learning, dissemination and final public events
Strengthening youth work through human rights education.
TRIYR was created to help youth workers improve their competences in working with minority young people through human-rights-based learning, with the broader goal of promoting equality, tolerance and better social inclusion.
Coordinated in Estonia with partners in Spain, Italy and Bulgaria.
Public project materials identify Rääma Noorte Ühing Noorus MTU as coordinator, working together with EuropeYou, Futuro Digitale and Alternativi International in a transnational partnership focused on youth and minority rights.
Main components of TRIYR
Human Rights Education for Youth Workers
The core of the project is the strengthening of youth workers’ competences in key concepts, methods and practical approaches to human rights education with minority young people.
Open Educational Resources
Public sources state that all learning resources and outputs created during the project were designed to be made available as open educational resources.
Transnational Activities and Outputs
The project structure included four transnational meetings, four outputs, four final conferences and one training event, alongside project management and dissemination actions.
Inclusion, Tolerance and Social Impact
The wider purpose was to mobilise youth organisations and stakeholders to promote tolerance for minorities, strengthen understanding of youth minority rights and improve inclusion.
Built around youth work, rights and minority inclusion.
Public project information links TRIYR to themes including human rights and rule of law, Roma and other minorities, and youth participation, youth work and youth policy.