Resources for Inclusion, Diversity and Equality

The RIDE Toolbox

provides you with collected resources and materials for inclusive, diverse and equal-based youth work
Go to Principles and Approaches Report

Principles and Approaches Report

provides you with a theoretical background on principles and approaches in EU legislation, in the partner countries and in youth work practice.

Go to Good Practice Directory

Good Practice Directory

contains case studies from all partner countries detailing the approaches and processes adopted for an inclusive, diverse and equality-based youth work practice.

Go to Practice Resource

Practice Resource

contains a variety of practical tools for youth work.

Go to Education and Training Resource

Education and Training Resource

contains a module for Higher Education Institutions and a training course for youth work practitioners

Go to RIDE Complete Toolbox

RIDE Complete Toolbox

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RIDE Project

Sharing understanding, challenges and best practices of inclusion, diversity and equality of opportunity
RIDE stands for Resources for Inclusion, Diversity and Equality

The RIDE project is a two year Erasmus+ project, co-funded by the European Commission.
RIDE stands for “Resources for Inclusion, Diversity and Equality”: the project will in fact collect and develop a comprehensive Toolbox with a set of fresh, innovative resources and practical tools supporting inclusive, diverse and equality-based youth work practice.
The EU has developed a clear mandate to encourage social inclusion (e.g. in the EU Youth strategy and the Erasmus+ Inclusion and Diversity Strategy).
Equality of opportunity, inclusion and diversity are also seen as key principles for youth workers in the partner countries (as, for example, in the UK’s National Occupational Standards for Youth that promote inclusion and value diversity).
Educators, trainers and practitioners need to continue exploring effective ways to develop and enhance their knowledge, skills and experience in order to meet the challenges that such a drive for inclusion, diversity and equality involves.

  • Establish a network of partners who share a common vision to understand and develop quality youth work practice with inclusion, diversity and equality of opportunity as core principles guiding practice

  • Create a community of practice to share understanding, challenges and best practice of inclusion, diversity and equality of opportunity

  • The toolbox is a set of resources that includes:
    1) Principles and Approaches;
    2) Good practice examples across partner countries;
    3) Specific resources for youth work practitioners to use;
    4) A university education module to be used with youth practitioners and training course that can be used by training providers.

OUR PARTNERSHIP

a network of partners who share a common vision to develop quality youth work practice