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“Girls with attitude” – Focus groups

Within the project “Girls with Attitude” we organized focus groups where participants from various women’s sports clubs came together to discuss critical issues.
 
As a result, we have a set of recommendations that are now available in five different languages, aiming to make a positive impact for women in sports globally.
 
Set of recommendations is available here – https://hfn.org.rs/…/empowering-women-in-sports…/
 
Hate Fighters Network (HFN) from Serbia, in cooperation with 4C-Cooperate Communicate Create Change from Greece, Beyond Borders Italy from Italy, Fundacja Espanola from Poland and Women Football Club ЖФК “Раднички 2012” Ниш from Serbia implements the project “Girls with Attitude” that focuses on the exchange of the good practices of women football clubs and creation of the transnational network that will provide a set of recommendations when it comes to support of girls and women in sport and their clubs; moreover project will raise awareness and support young girls through empowerment and encouragement to be active in sports.
 
Project General Aim:
 
To develop informal network of women’s sport clubs and organizations and increase transnational cooperation in the field of gender equality in sports.
 
Activities that would lead to achievement of the project results include Project management and implementation; Online Kick-off meeting; Seminar: Exchange of the good practices and awareness raising campaign methodology; Development of recommendations; “Girls with Attitude” sport camp for girls; “Girls with Attitude” Campaign; Final conference and Dissemination activities. Project is implemented in Serbia, Italy, Greece and Poland from 01.12.2022 – 30.11.2023 and is co-funded by the European Union through Erasmus + Sport.
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Empowering Women in Sports: Recommendations for a More Inclusive Future of Sport

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All of our partner organizations of the “Girls With Attitude” project joined hands in commitment to support women in sports and combat gender inequality. Together, we organized a focus groups where participants from various women’s sports clubs came together to discuss critical issues. We actively listened and learned from their valuable experiences, leading to the creation of a set of helpful recommendations. These recommendations are now available in five different languages, aiming to make a positive impact for women in sports globally. Stay tuned for more updates on our collective efforts! Hate Fighters Network (HFN) from Serbia, in cooperation with 4C from Greece, Beyond Borders from Italy, “Fundacja Razwoju Sportu Espanola ” from Poland and Women Football Club “Radnicki 2012” from Serbia implements the project “Girls with Attitude” that focuses on the exchange of the good practices of women football clubs and creation of the transnational network that will provide a set of recommendations when it comes to support of girls and women in sport and their clubs; moreover project will raise awareness and support young girls through empowerment and encouragement to be active in sports. Project General Aim: To develop informal network of women’s sport clubs and organizations and increase transnational cooperation in the field of gender equality in sports. Activities that would lead to achievement of the project results include Project management and implementation; Online Kick-off meeting; Seminar: Exchange of the good practices and awareness raising campaign methodology; Development of recommendations; “Girls with Attitude” sport camp for girls; “Girls with Attitude” Campaign; Final conference and Dissemination activities. Project is implemented in Serbia, Italy, Greece and Poland from 01.12.2022 – 30.11.2023 and is co-funded by the European Union through Erasmus + Sport.
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“Girls with Attitude” sport camp for girls

Atmosphere of the sport camp for girls organised in Nis, Serbia within the project “Girls with Attitude”.
 
Hate Fighters Network (HFN) from Serbia, in cooperation with 4C-Cooperate Communicate Create Change from Greece, Beyond Borders Italy from Italy, Fundacja Espanola from Poland and Women Football Club ЖФК “Раднички 2012” Ниш from Serbia implements the project “Girls with Attitude” that focuses on the exchange of the good practices of women football clubs and creation of the transnational network that will provide a set of recommendations when it comes to support of girls and women in sport and their clubs; moreover project will raise awareness and support young girls through empowerment and encouragement to be active in sports.
 
Project General Aim: To develop informal network of women’s sport clubs and organizations and increase transnational cooperation in the field of gender equality in sports. Activities that would lead to achievement of the project results include Project management and implementation; Online Kick-off meeting; Seminar: Exchange of the good practices and awareness raising campaign methodology; Development of recommendations; “Girls with Attitude” sport camp for girls; “Girls with Attitude” Campaign; Final conference and Dissemination activities.
 
Project is implemented in Serbia, Italy, Greece and Poland from 01.01. – 31.12.2023 and is co-funded by the European Union through Erasmus + Sport.
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Youth Policy For Beginners – Youth Zone

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Dear young people,
In this document you can find some useful information about youth policy, basic terms used in youth
sector as well as some additional explanations of EU Youth Strategy and simplified description of 11
Youth Goals.

“Youth Zone” is the project implemented by Hate Fighters Network through 3-year framework partnership agreements to support Civil Society Cooperation in the field of Youth, Erasmus + in the period 01.01.2023 – 31.12.2025. 

Planned activities for the 2023 are clustered in 3 main categories:

• Activities on raising the awareness on EU Youth Strategy 2019 – 2027, European Youth Goals and Youth mainstreaming on policy level including: Development EU Youth Strategy 2019 – 2027 in a form of youth friendly document; Events with young people on EU Youth Strategy 2019 – 2027; Events with stakeholders on EU Youth Strategy 2019 – 2027; Social media campaign on EU Youth Strategy 2019 – 2027; Marking of 2023 European Year of Skills

• Activities related to engagement, connection and empowerment of young people including Events for young people on EU values, EU and combating Euroscepticism through mobile game “EU Youth Zone”; Development of new methodologies in youth work; Social media campaign on combat against fake news and promotion of medial literacy. 

• Activities related to youth participation in EU Actions including Events for promotion of EU Actions for young people; Regular service of HFN Secretariat for providing information on mobility opportunities for young people; Establishment of Youth Zone Mentorship program; Conference on EU Action for young people.

Activities, organized through Hate Fighters Network will be Serbia, Italy, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Croatia, Czech Republic, Belgium, France, Bulgaria, Hungary and Turkey in the period of 12 months – 01/01/2023 to 31/12/2023. “Youth Zone” project is co-funded by the European Union.

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Logo Design Contest

💥🫶💥Hate Fighters Network (HFN) is pleased to invite talented designers and creative professionals (18-30 years of age) to participate in logo design and visual identity competition for European Year of Skills.
This call aims to find a distinctive and captivating logo that will represent the European Year of Skills and its objectives.💥🫶💥
 
Objective: The logo and visual identity will serve as a key visual element to promote and communicate the European Year of Skills 2023 throughout Europe. It should convey the essence of lifelong learning, skills development, the green and digital transitions, innovation, and competitiveness. The logo and visual identity should capture the spirit of empowerment, collaboration, and the pursuit of quality employment opportunities.
 
🤩Submission Process:
 
Interested participants should send their design submissions via Google Form. – https://forms.gle/1xFZESheZLKA7KPx8
 
‼️‼️ The submission deadline is 05.07.2023. ‼️‼️
 
💥💥💥The winner will be notified via email and will receive recognition for their design, along with a prize of 200€.💥💥💥
 
“Youth Zone” is the project implemented by Hate Fighters Network through 3-year framework partnership agreements to support Civil Society Cooperation in the field of Youth, Erasmus + in the period 01.01.2023 – 31.12.2025.
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“Youth Zone” is the project implemented by Hate Fighters Network through 3-year framework partnership agreements to support Civil Society Cooperation in the field of Youth, Erasmus + in the period 01.01.2023 – 31.12.2025. 

Planned activities for the 2023 are clustered in 3 main categories:

  • Activities on raising the awareness on EU Youth Strategy 2019 – 2027, European Youth Goals and Youth mainstreaming on policy level including: Development EU Youth Strategy 2019 – 2027 in a form of youth friendly document; Events with young people on EU Youth Strategy 2019 – 2027; Events with stakeholders on EU Youth Strategy 2019 – 2027; Social media campaign on EU Youth Strategy 2019 – 2027; Marking of 2023 European Year of Skills
  • Activities related to engagement, connection and empowerment of young people including Events for young people on EU values, EU and combating Euroscepticism through mobile game “EU Youth Zone”; Development of new methodologies in youth work; Social media campaign on combat against fake news and promotion of medial literacy. 
  • Activities related to youth participation in EU Actions including Events for promotion of EU Actions for young people; Regular service of HFN Secretariat for providing information on mobility opportunities for young people; Establishment of Youth Zone Mentorship program; Conference on EU Action for young people.

Activities, organized through Hate Fighters Network will be Serbia, Italy, Greece, Spain, Portugal, Croatia, Czech Republic, Belgium, France, Bulgaria, Hungary and Turkey in the period of 12 months – 01/01/2023 to 31/12/2023. “Youth Zone” project is co-funded by the European Union.

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Girls with Attitude – Seminar

Seminar organised in Orta Nova, Italy within the project “Girls with Attitude”. Hate Fighters Network (HFN) from Serbia, in cooperation with 4C from Greece, Beyond Borders from Italy, “Fundacja Rozwoju Sportu Espanola ” from Poland and Women Football Club “Radnicki 2012” from Serbia implements the project “Girls with Attitude” that focuses on the exchange of the good practices of women football clubs and creation of the transnational network that will provide a set of recommendations when it comes to support of girls and women in sport and their clubs; moreover project will raise awareness and support young girls through empowerment and encouragement to be active in sports. Project General Aim: To develop informal network of women’s sport clubs and organizations and increase transnational cooperation in the field of gender equality in sports. Activities that would lead to achievement of the project results include Project management and implementation; Online Kick-off meeting; Seminar: Exchange of the good practices and awareness raising campaign methodology; Development of recommendations; “Girls with Attitude” sport camp for girls; “Girls with Attitude” Campaign; Final conference and Dissemination activities. Project is implemented in Serbia, Italy, Greece and Poland from 01.01. – 31.12.2023 and is co-funded by the European Union through Erasmus + Sport.
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Hate Fighters Network (HFN) from Serbia, in cooperation with 4C from Greece, Beyond Borders from Italy, “Fundacja Rozwoju Sportu Espanola ” from Poland and Women Football Club “Radnicki 2012” from Serbia implements the project “Girls with Attitude” that focuses on the exchange of the good practices of women football clubs and creation of the transnational network that will provide a set of recommendations when it comes to support of girls and women in sport and their clubs; moreover project will raise awareness and support young girls through empowerment and encouragement to be active in sports.
Project General Aim: To develop informal network of women’s sport clubs and organizations and increase transnational cooperation in the field of gender equality in sports. Activities that would lead to achievement of the project results include Project management and implementation; Online Kick-off meeting; Seminar: Exchange of the good practices and awareness raising campaign methodology; Development of recommendations; “Girls with Attitude” sport camp for girls; “Girls with Attitude” Campaign; Final conference and Dissemination activities. Project is implemented in Serbia, Italy, Greece and Poland from 01.01. – 31.12.2023 and is co-funded by the European Union through Erasmus + Sport.

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Information Template – EU Youth Zone

Information Template – EU Youth Zone.
OPEN DOCUMENT
Hate Fighters Network (HFN)- Serbia implements “EU Youth Zone” project in cooperation with Beyond Borders – Italy, 4C – Greece, Youth Center Perspektiva – Albania, Mano Europa – Lithuania, Red Cross Novo Sarajevo – Bosnia and Herzegovina and Council for prevention of juvenile delinquency (SPPMD)– North Macedonia. “EU Youth Zone” takes a multilevel approach to activate young people to use their voices and express their views and opinions on the EU, to understand European citizenship and Euroscepticism and develop ideas for future Europe, especially in the light of Covid-19 pandemic. The activities will include research, debates as well as the development of quiz on the EU as a mobile phone application. Activities will be implemented in Serbia, Italy, Greece, Albania, Lithuania, Bosnia and Herzegovina and North Macedonia. Project is implemented with the support of the Europe for Citizens programme of the European Union. #EUYouthZone #EuropeForCitzens #evropazagradjaneigradjanke #Europe #Youth #hatefightersnetwork #beyondbordersitaly #4c #perspektiva_al #manoeuropa #redcrossnovosarajevo #sppmd #EUZaTebe
Information Template – EU Youth Zone
Information Template – EU Youth Zone
Information Template – EU Youth Zone

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EU Youth Zone – Testimonials

We asked young people, participants of the project “EU Youth Zone” to share their impressions and thoughts on the topics like EU values, Euroscepticism and their overall experience as part of the team of the project. Here is what they had to say:

  • I have been part of many discussions about Euroscepticism but always felt like I had more to learn about it. The most important part was to know more about the relationship between the EU and its member states, and also the negotiation processes with candidate countries. Also, I had the opportunity to meet great new people from other countries and different cultures which made the experience even more fun and attractive.

(Ildi Hyka, Albania; Debater)

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  • I think that this topic should be well known in every country in Europe for the younger generations to recognize the benefits of being part of the European Union.

(Argi Kullolli, Albania; Debater)

  • A lot of young people don’t realize that their voice can matter. There isn’t much media that promotes how young people can help change big organizations like the EU for the better. But the best part is that the youth can create their own future in the EU and help this organization to adapt to their needs. I believe that the final debate was a cherry on top of this amazing experience. This project created an opportunity to meet new people, and to learn new facts about the EU and how we can be part of it.

(Auguste, Lithuania; Debater)

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  • The most interesting part for me was debate competitions and of course to try the mobile application and check how good my knowledge about the EU is. The main message from me would be to be active, always improve your knowledge about the EU and its main important topics and value the opportunities which you get by living in the European Union.

(Nojus, Lithuania; Debater)

  • I’ve often witnessed Euroscepticism in my environment and in my community but taking part in this project really expanded my horizons and made me understand how important it is to go beyond it. As young European citizens we should be more aware about the potential of being part of the EU and we should also be willing to be more involved in its social and political decisions so that we can improve it.

(Eva, Italy; Debater)

  • In a social and political environment where EU values, such as democracy, union, intercultural communication and exchange, human dignity, are jeopardize, considering the importance of the existence of European Union is essential. For me the best part of the project was the opportunity to listening to the ideas of young people who would like to be part of the European Union helped me to realize that being part of it should not be taken for granted. The new generation has the potential to strengthen EU values and to make them more concrete. Taking part in projects like these is certainly a way to make this more likely to happen.

(Arianna, Italy; participant of the training)

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  • I found the topic of the project interesting because nowadays young people, myself included, know not enough about European Union and its values. Euroscepticism is a reality that we face every day. More and more people are losing their trust in the European Union because they are not fully aware of what it means for a country to be part of it.

(Marilisa, Italy; Debater)

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