Dear fellow partners, you will find bellow the agenda for the third GVLP Meeting in Paris, set on February 12th, 2010 (10h – 18h) and a link to a google map to show you the place. We are waiting for you !
1. Welcome and presentation of our guests
2. Updates on any organisational changes or progress related to the project
3. Check of progress in agreements of the first meeting in Berlin:
- Grundtvig logo and project info on organisations’ websites
- Organisational portraits and information on the blog
- Dissemination of the project
i. Media coverage, website etc. (external)
ii. Informing learners, members, volunteers, staffers etc. on the project
- Input/ideas for success stories (for our brochure ‘How I became a mentor’)
4. Presentation of the results of the Wufoo survey on turning learners in to mentors
5. Cercle Passeport Télécoms and 2 guest organizations present the e-tools they use to facilitate learner-mentor transition, and the life their network. Trouble-shooting and best practice sharing.
6. Lunch
7. Introduction to the Alcatel Lucent and Cercle Passeport Télécom collaboration and to their Wiki tool.
8. Practical workshops: gather your own data with Wufoo, make your own Wiki
The meeting is hosted by Cercle Passeport Télécoms. It is logistically and content-wise prepared by Cercle passeport télécoms and Humanity in Action France.
The meeting is documented (draft) by the host of the next meeting, the Polish partner ONE PL.
Location of the meeting:
Cercle passeport télécoms, 141, avenue de Clichy, 75017 Paris, France
Metro station: Brochant, line 13 (a « M » on the CPT map)
Here is the link to check the map; we put on it hotels found by Tara: http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=114559011841584522623.00047cf7c8f1a0fe81f0b&ll=48.88721,2.320476&spn=0.016282,0.04283&z=15
See you all very soon !
The CPT team
The 16 partners at the meeting - staffers, volunteers and learners
Introduction to Critical Mass’ train-the-trainer concept, with a focus on intercultural competences and conflict resolution skills for mentors. We used an "inner circle / outer circle" poster to group the feedback.Dear all,
As we agreed during our launching meeting in Berlin, we would like to collect some further information relevant to our partnership.
The questions refer to:
a) how we define learners and mentors in our organization,
b) strategies we employ to foster the learner to mentor transition,
c) and the e-tools we already use to transform learners into mentors. This information will serve as a good base for our discussions and exchange of ideas.
In order to collect this information in an efficient way, we created a Wufoo form.
What is Wufoo? Wufoo is an easy way to collect information over the Internet. It is an HTML form builder that helps create contact forms, online surveys, and invitations so you can collect the data, registrations and online payments you need without writing a single line of code.
(Thank you Tara for the little tutorial!)
Please visit our little survey at and fill out the form by November 19, 2009:
https://humanityinaction.wufoo.com/forms/grundtviglearning-partnership-etool-survey/
We look forward to your input and to meeting all of you in Den Bosch very soon,
The Executive Agency will organise two Infodays on the centralised actions of the Lifelong Learning Programme, for which it is responsible under the 2010 General Call for Proposals.
What are the possibilities for European funding in the field of Lifelong Learning for the coming years?
What is the latest news on the European Union's Lifelong Learning Programme?
How can you increase the chances of getting your project selected?
How can you find partners from other Participating countries?
Come to Helsinki on November 23 OR to Brussels on December 7!
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German Project No.: 2009-1-DE2-GRU06-018171
Duration: 1. August 2009 – 31. July 2011
Partner Organisations:
Association of Disabled Women ONE.PL, www.one-pl.pl (Magda Szarota)
Cercle Passeport Télécoms, http://www.passeport-telecoms.com/ (Benjamin Blavier)
Foundation Critical Mass, http://www.criticalmass.nu/ (Bas Gadiot)
Humanity in Action Germany., http://www.humanityinaction.org/ (Anne Stalfort)
Humanity in Action France, http://www.humanityinaction.org/ (Tara Dickmann)
Network Migration in
Agenda for the Launching Meeting in
(following the draft in the grant application)
As a result of this launching meeting, all partners will – hopefully - commit themselves to an updated agreement defining the distributions of tasks, the concrete contribution of each partner and an updated schedule for meetings and activites between the meetings.
The meeting is hosted and logistically prepared by NETZWERK MIGRATION IN EUROPA.
The meeting is contentwise prepared and moderated by HUMANITY IN ACTION GERMANY
The meeting is documented (draft) by the host of the next meeting, the Polish partner One.pl.
Location of the meeting:
Humanity in Action office and seminar room (see red circle on map below)
Kollwitzstr. 94 (at “Haus der Parität, office at 1st floor, seminar room at ground floor), 10435
Directions:
1. From
Take any S-Bahn going east to station „Alexanderplatz“ (3rd stop), take either tram/streecar M2 from station „Alexanderplatz“ to 6th stop „Prenzlauer Allee/Danziger Straße“, then walk 5 min.
Or take Metro U2 from Alexanderplatz to station “Eberswalder Straße”, then walk 10 min.
2. From
Take the airport bus TKL either to station „Alexanderplatz“ (40 minutes ride) or to station “Hauptbahnhof” (20 minutes ride), then follow directions above.
3. From
Take any S-Bahn (you might have to change at station “Baumschulenweg” or
See you soon!
