The dissemination of the anti-discrimination campaign involves Italy, Romania, Spain and Bulgaria and it is structured in two phases.
The first one
aims to add value to national “awareness rising workshops” participants’ efforts.
To overcome language differences and to foster a better comprehension of campaign messages, a particular attention to visual communication is paid.
The second phase
concerns the effective dissemination of the campaign, which will take place from January to December 2019. To reach this goal at least ten places for each country will be chosen to implement the campaign.
The identification of the places follows a “local approach”. Schools, public places, libraries, cinemas, theatres and cultural centres will be identified because of their popularity or because of place in which one or more participants at national “awareness raising workshops” live and/or spend a lot of time.
Here a selection of anti-discrimination campaign posters produced by boys and girls during the Awareness Rising Workshops, in Bulgaria, Italy, Spain and Romania.
To see the whole campaign you can go to our MATERIALS page, where you can find and free download every national anti-discrimination campaign.
You can also follow our anti-discrimination campaign checking out the project Facebook and Instagram pages.
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We believe
working on a local and contextual level
can be the strategy to promote a deeper involvement of population and young people, in order to foster socio-cultural changes and the construction of a new bottom-up awareness about discriminative dynamics.
