How to organize a youth club
Members: Kris, Sanja, Georgi, Tamara, Simona, Gligor, Sase

In our project we defined the proces of forming and organizing the youth centre. We were dealing with phases of forming the goals of a centre, sharing the work obligations within the members of a club and the process of performing activities. We also preformed interwievs with organizers of different youth cloubs and we made comparisons beetwen the different ways of organizing.
The aim of our research was to clarify the basic procedure every youth center has to go through during its forming phase.

How to include minorities in a youth club
Members: Sanja, Stevica, Tom, Tanja

Our group is making a research of different approaches towards organizing Youth Centers and involving the young people in those centers. We made a round tabe and other additional interviews of the YOI people based on issues of motivating, organizing young people, applicable examples of how to improve your work in the Youth Centers. All the information will be summarized in one brochure and will be spread among the YOI people and will be attached on the YOI web site. In this way we want to help people and give them new interesting ideas and advices of how to activate the youth people in their communities and fight against discrimination of any kind.

www.ck13.org

“Youth Center CK13” is an independent and educative project dedicated to stimulation and development of social engagement and political activism of young people above all, which implies high degree of self-organizing and self-sustainability of youth activities and their independent political actions.

This is a prototype created by 10 people from 6 countries, and is a product of two-days' hard work :):):) still needs improvement, if anyone is interested, feel free to join...

FIGHT PASSIVITY IN SOCIETY

“Think globally, act locally” !!!

Categories of people:

I
- don’t know, don’t care to know
II
- don’t know, would do something if they knew
III
- know, but don’t want to do anything (fear, lack of trust, frustrated, exhausted, low self-esteem...)

WHY?

•create civic society, give power to the people, strengthen democracy

There Are Three Fundamental Principles Of Direct Action:

1. Win concrete improvements in people's lives.
2. Make people aware of their own power (by winning victories).
3. Alter the relations of power between people, the government, and other institutions by building strong permanent local, state and national organizations.