PROGRAMMES
NEWS
Call for Irish Youth Participation in the EU Citizens Energy Forum
Do you want to attend the EU Citizens Energy Forum in Dublin to discuss and contribute to the debate about creating a Carbon Neutral Energy System in Europe?
Youth Dialogue Survey
The EU Youth Conference will be held in Finland from the 1st to the 3rd of June 2019 and we’re looking for three young people to represent Ireland!
Managing A Successful Partnership
How do you lead a successful youth arts residency in a youth work setting? We’re delighted to share the latest addition to our online resources toolkit with you. Fiona Creedon, a youth worker, and Peir Leonard, a ceramic artist, shared their experiences of working together to facilitate a residency and their top tips on how to make it a success in this insightful interview.
TRAINING & EVENTS
One World Week Workshops
One World Week Workshops will be a free 2 hour workshop aimed at young people and youth workers. The workshops will use non-formal development education methods that will connect young people and youth workers with Climate Change and taking action in their community.
Identify, Tackle, and Transform Hate Speech and Behaviour in Youth Settings
This course is delivered by a team of Trainers who worked with the National Youth Council of Ireland, in partnership with 4 European organisations- Peace Institute (Finland), Ljubljana Pride (Slovenia), Interfaith Scotland (UK), Hamoment (Portugal) on an innovative Erasmus+ funded project exploring how to transform hate in youth work settings.
Drama Techniques in Youth Work Settings
This tailored workshop is designed to address your needs as a facilitator by adding a range of drama processes to your youth work toolkit! It provides practical tips to ensure success and aims to enhance your creative ability, artistic skills and confidence when working with young people.
CAMPAIGNS
NYCI in partnership with our member organisations and the wider youth work sector is running the “Youth Work Changes Lives” campaign from 2017-2019 to highlight the positive contribution of youth work to young people, local communities and Irish society as a whole
VOTE AT 16
NYCI believes that young people should have a greater say in decisions and actions that affect them and their community. We have been campaigning for Government to extend the right to vote to 16 and 17 year olds for local, national and European elections.
Become a member of the NYCI
Join the representative body for youth organisations in Ireland and take advantage of the benefits for your organisation
Membership of NYCI is open to voluntary, not for profit or non-governmental organisations or agencies that have an interest in the youth sector in Ireland: https://t.co/G06WZgam6K
If you're aged 15-30 and have five minutes to answer a few questions for us... We'd be much obliged! This survey is part of the EU Youth Dialogue Process 👉 https://t.co/WhVQBRX5RW
The newest addition to our online resources toolkit is here!
Managing A Successful Partnership - National Youth Council of Ireland
How do you lead a successful youth arts residency in a youth work setting? We're delighted to share the latest addition to our online resources toolki...
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