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There are 2 folders about the group and the city.
Gabor
3 December 2009
5 October 2009
It's only words?
Text created after the 35 words, chosen by Dial-up participants, to define intergenerational activities/relations.
Start an Intergenerational Plan it’s a Journey and we should be Open mind for Discovery. If we have enough Motivation, we should start Planning. Set the Goals and ask for the Collaboration and Contribution of the Community, Neighbourhood and above all, the Younger and the Older people. The Intergenerational Plan should Strength the Connection, Understanding, Comprehension, Respect, Esteem and Tolerance of all involved. Use all Imagination, Fantasy and Creativity. Be Timelessness, when Listening, to improve Communication and Intimacy. We should be aware of the Risk, because by Sharing skills, we may Learn, about Diversity and Solidarity.
An Intergenerational Plan it’s a Journey. We may be Surprise, on how much Fun, Confidence and Love we will receive back.
The words:
Solidarity
Fun
Love
Open mind
Diversity
Neighbourhood
Listening
Respect
Communication
Understanding
Comprehension
Collaboration
Esteem
Contribution
Motivation
Panning
Tolerance
Connection
Confidence
Community
Imagination
Goals
Timelessness
Fantasy
Intimacy
Risk
Sharing skills
Younger
Older people
Discovery
Journey
Surprise
Learning
Strength
Creativity
Please feel free to create a new text, after this words, or improve this text.
Start an Intergenerational Plan it’s a Journey and we should be Open mind for Discovery. If we have enough Motivation, we should start Planning. Set the Goals and ask for the Collaboration and Contribution of the Community, Neighbourhood and above all, the Younger and the Older people. The Intergenerational Plan should Strength the Connection, Understanding, Comprehension, Respect, Esteem and Tolerance of all involved. Use all Imagination, Fantasy and Creativity. Be Timelessness, when Listening, to improve Communication and Intimacy. We should be aware of the Risk, because by Sharing skills, we may Learn, about Diversity and Solidarity.
An Intergenerational Plan it’s a Journey. We may be Surprise, on how much Fun, Confidence and Love we will receive back.
The words:
Solidarity
Fun
Love
Open mind
Diversity
Neighbourhood
Listening
Respect
Communication
Understanding
Comprehension
Collaboration
Esteem
Contribution
Motivation
Panning
Tolerance
Connection
Confidence
Community
Imagination
Goals
Timelessness
Fantasy
Intimacy
Risk
Sharing skills
Younger
Older people
Discovery
Journey
Surprise
Learning
Strength
Creativity
Please feel free to create a new text, after this words, or improve this text.
9 September 2009
3 September 2009
Power of Imagination - Petra and Stephan from Cologne
Hello everyone,
both, Stephan Geffers and Petra Eickhoff, are looking forward meeting you in Porto.
My name is Petra.
I have my degree in business management. I was born in East Gemany, lived, studied and worked there on different places. Nowadays I live in Cologne.
I´m the Managing board of an association for processes of democratic future creation. Skilled as a systemic coach I have experience on several issues like: women return to work, also young people without graduation getting in work.
I train and facilitate seminars and trainings with several methodologies of participation.
I´ll bring a task to porto: How to arrange art in participation processes beetween elder and young people as contribution to significant results. I want to organise (still a dream) a Meeting of all Generations working together in the setting of "Power of Imagination Studio".
Both, Stephan and I, work together with one focus: the future workshop concept. Have a look at www.future-workshops.eu
Here I am. Stephan.
I work as freelance facilitator for municipalities and non-profit organisations, consult processes of urban development and change in organisations.
I have my degree in computer science and live in Cologne, my hometown.
Experience with children, young people and senior people. I prefer to participate those who are said to be marginal and who thinkabout themselves having no future.
In the DIAL-UP-workshop I wand to explore new insights to basic structures of intergenerational communication.
If you would be here (in Cologne) you should take part of our FufureCafé this afternoon.
But no panic we´ll bring documents and our Power to porto and if you want a presentation following the future workshop concept.
Best regards and see you soon
Petra and Stephan
both, Stephan Geffers and Petra Eickhoff, are looking forward meeting you in Porto.
My name is Petra.
I have my degree in business management. I was born in East Gemany, lived, studied and worked there on different places. Nowadays I live in Cologne.
I´m the Managing board of an association for processes of democratic future creation. Skilled as a systemic coach I have experience on several issues like: women return to work, also young people without graduation getting in work.
I train and facilitate seminars and trainings with several methodologies of participation.
I´ll bring a task to porto: How to arrange art in participation processes beetween elder and young people as contribution to significant results. I want to organise (still a dream) a Meeting of all Generations working together in the setting of "Power of Imagination Studio".
Both, Stephan and I, work together with one focus: the future workshop concept. Have a look at www.future-workshops.eu
Here I am. Stephan.
I work as freelance facilitator for municipalities and non-profit organisations, consult processes of urban development and change in organisations.
I have my degree in computer science and live in Cologne, my hometown.
Experience with children, young people and senior people. I prefer to participate those who are said to be marginal and who thinkabout themselves having no future.
In the DIAL-UP-workshop I wand to explore new insights to basic structures of intergenerational communication.
If you would be here (in Cologne) you should take part of our FufureCafé this afternoon.
But no panic we´ll bring documents and our Power to porto and if you want a presentation following the future workshop concept.
Best regards and see you soon
Petra and Stephan
2 September 2009
4 days to go!
Hi everyone!
I don't know about all of you, but I'm getting a bit excited after reading all of Teresa's schedules, its not long now and I've not started packing yet!
This is only my 2nd day back in work after my holidays and I'm looking forward to meeting you all and getting on with this workshop next week!
Teresa, I hear that the Cellars district where they blend Port wine are well worth a visit (and a tasting or two) from a friend who hails from Porto - I hope that your an expert in this field also?
Ciao
Darren
I don't know about all of you, but I'm getting a bit excited after reading all of Teresa's schedules, its not long now and I've not started packing yet!
This is only my 2nd day back in work after my holidays and I'm looking forward to meeting you all and getting on with this workshop next week!
Teresa, I hear that the Cellars district where they blend Port wine are well worth a visit (and a tasting or two) from a friend who hails from Porto - I hope that your an expert in this field also?
Ciao
Darren
26 August 2009
Hotel, Weather and Weekend Informations
Dear Friends
Thank you for your participation and enthusiastic words!
To those of you that already thinking about practical aspects of your trip, here are some useful information’s:
Weather: I will give you an updated Weather report Friday 4th of September. But so far the weather it’s quite unpredictable. This week we have some rain, 27 degrees of temperature and some “regular days”, that means sunshine and 27 degrees of temperature. The Portuguese forecaster can be accessed here: www.meteo.pt
Hotel: The Hotel Amadeos is a nice 3 starts hotel. placed in Matosinhos: Conde Alto Mearim, 1229 - Matosinhos. The Metro stop it’s in the other side of the street and it’s very easy to get anywhere. They don’t have website but you can see pictures at: eurobookings.com http://www.eurobookings.com/matosinhos-hotels-pt/hotel-amadeos.pt.html?SID=840549994694487b0054fc730bab1d8b&label=gg_en_bh_40604-portugal-matosinhos-hotel-amadeos&filter_offset=1&gclid=CMWTveqCwpwCFc0B4wod318WnA&form_type=remember
The Hotel has wireless internet connection, free. I only need to bring the PC or similar device. Friends from UK, please don’t forget to bring the electricity adapter.
Weekend (12-13th September): Those are free days, and Porto is hosting the Red Bull Air race www.redbullairrace.com and the city will be crowded: last year they receive 800.000 participants. Id you not fans of this kind of activities we advice for some other less stressful activities.
Tomorrow I will sent you the pré-programm of the workshop.
Kind regards
Teresa
Thank you for your participation and enthusiastic words!
To those of you that already thinking about practical aspects of your trip, here are some useful information’s:
Weather: I will give you an updated Weather report Friday 4th of September. But so far the weather it’s quite unpredictable. This week we have some rain, 27 degrees of temperature and some “regular days”, that means sunshine and 27 degrees of temperature. The Portuguese forecaster can be accessed here: www.meteo.pt
Hotel: The Hotel Amadeos is a nice 3 starts hotel. placed in Matosinhos: Conde Alto Mearim, 1229 - Matosinhos. The Metro stop it’s in the other side of the street and it’s very easy to get anywhere. They don’t have website but you can see pictures at: eurobookings.com http://www.eurobookings.com/matosinhos-hotels-pt/hotel-amadeos.pt.html?SID=840549994694487b0054fc730bab1d8b&label=gg_en_bh_40604-portugal-matosinhos-hotel-amadeos&filter_offset=1&gclid=CMWTveqCwpwCFc0B4wod318WnA&form_type=remember
The Hotel has wireless internet connection, free. I only need to bring the PC or similar device. Friends from UK, please don’t forget to bring the electricity adapter.
Weekend (12-13th September): Those are free days, and Porto is hosting the Red Bull Air race www.redbullairrace.com and the city will be crowded: last year they receive 800.000 participants. Id you not fans of this kind of activities we advice for some other less stressful activities.
Tomorrow I will sent you the pré-programm of the workshop.
Kind regards
Teresa
24 August 2009
Greetings from Bulgaria
Dear ALL,
My name is Vanya and I come from Sofia, Bulgaria. I am happy and grateful to do my first intensive steps with all of you in a sphere of work that is relatively new for me. Being an oral history trainer for both young people, teachers and adults, Intergenerational dialogue is important for me but I have never explored it deeper up to now. I am curious to learn and link it with what I already have as experiences.
The last five years I have worked for the regional office of dvv-international in South Easter Europe (SEE), based first in Sofia, Bulgaria and after that in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, where I was managing a History project ( http://www.historyproject.dvv-international.org ). The project inspires for better understanding and reconciliation in SEE through teacher trainings in interactive methods of handling the recent history of the Balkans.
I present and I am a member of the Association "Historian Club - Veliko Turnovo", this is the ogranization of the history teachers in the beutiful city of Veliko Turnovo. This group consists of highly reflective teachers doing innovative history teaching based on interdiciplinary approach and multiperspectivity approach.
Passionate about finding out more about making meaningful conncetions among people, generally the process of learning and how the past affects the present, I am eager to contribute to bringing the generations closer together as one of the keys for prosperous lives.
Wishing you joyful summer days and see you soon,
Vanya
My name is Vanya and I come from Sofia, Bulgaria. I am happy and grateful to do my first intensive steps with all of you in a sphere of work that is relatively new for me. Being an oral history trainer for both young people, teachers and adults, Intergenerational dialogue is important for me but I have never explored it deeper up to now. I am curious to learn and link it with what I already have as experiences.
The last five years I have worked for the regional office of dvv-international in South Easter Europe (SEE), based first in Sofia, Bulgaria and after that in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, where I was managing a History project ( http://www.historyproject.dvv-international.org ). The project inspires for better understanding and reconciliation in SEE through teacher trainings in interactive methods of handling the recent history of the Balkans.
I present and I am a member of the Association "Historian Club - Veliko Turnovo", this is the ogranization of the history teachers in the beutiful city of Veliko Turnovo. This group consists of highly reflective teachers doing innovative history teaching based on interdiciplinary approach and multiperspectivity approach.
Passionate about finding out more about making meaningful conncetions among people, generally the process of learning and how the past affects the present, I am eager to contribute to bringing the generations closer together as one of the keys for prosperous lives.
Wishing you joyful summer days and see you soon,
Vanya
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