Histoire de Savoir(s)

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INFO PACK
Training course organized by Histoire de Savoir(s), called “Lead the Future with Social
Economy” between the 19th to the 27th of November 2016 in Lille, in North of France. It will
gather youth workers, social actors and volunteers from 5 European countries during 9 days.
Topic ..................................................................................................................................... 2
Histoire de Savoir(s) – Who are we? ..................................................................................... 4
The team ............................................................................................................................... 4
How to get to Lille? ................................................................................................................ 5
Accommodation..................................................................................................................... 6
What to bring? ....................................................................................................................... 7
Financial conditions for participation ...................................................................................... 8
The travel costs from hometown of the participants to the venue will be covered up to the
maximum budget approved and financed by the Erasmus+ French National agency : .......... 8
TC Lead the Future with SSE
November 2016 - France
www.histoiredesavoirs.com
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Topic
The social economy or social and solidarity economy (SSE) always existed among the people
to help, join, to share their ideas and their money, to survive, live better or get organized
professionally. Today, the SSE includes the private or public organizations which try to
reconcile the economic activity with social utility, by subscribing to founding principles: the
search for a collective utility, the non-profit or limited profit and democratic governance with
the primacy of the people over the capital: “1 person = 1 voice”, and the implication of the
stakeholders.
Definitions of the SSE vary internationally and among countries. On the practical level
however, the attempts of economic cooperation between producers or consumers took place
almost everywhere over the centuries. Some countries designate the SSE by “social
enterprises”: they pursue an objective of general interest, without an objective of maximizing
the profit. They often present an innovative feature, through products or services which they
offer, and the modalities of organization or production which they use and often call on to
weakened actors from society. Doing so, they contribute to social cohesion, to employment
and to the reduction of disparities.
At the moment, 14,5 million Europeans work in the field of SSE, that is, 6,5% of the working
population of the EU, and the number of workers in the field is strongly growing, passing from
11 million in 2002-2003 to 14,5 million in 2009-2010. In a difficult economic and social
environment, for which our current societies have to face to raise tomorrow’s challenges, the
SSE appears as a sustainable and responsible solution. The SSE brings a different way of
doing which has to be meaningful and calls on to fundamentally humanist notions of mutual
aid, pooling ways of living better or getting professionally organized and stimulate the active
participation of citizens.
There are no readily made solutions in the SSE, the solutions must be adapted to the culture
and to the local conditions. However, it is useful being able to exchange on best practices and
to spread information by creating special networks which feed the local action projects, and
widen the field of initiatives. Furthermore, an approach of the SSE at the European level can
bring an additional favourable context to its implementation, especially in the fields of
immigration, precariousness, education, global warming, social innovation, decentralized
cooperation. It allows to mutualize best practices and know-how. Besides, the mobility and the
exchanges at an international dimension allows to widen one’s spirit, to push back the limits of
one’s imagination in order to favour new ideas, and booster social transformation through
citizens’ initiatives. Moreover, initiatives multiply in the field, as more and more SSE projects
are born; it becomes useful and necessary to raise awareness about its principles, to form and
to accompany the implementation of such projects.
It is through this logic that we thought this training in cooperation with the city of Lille, in order
to mutualize the know-how, to introduce to the approach of project management in the field of
SSE, and to encourage the European cooperation in this field. The partnership with the twin
towns of Lille will allow us to ensure a better sustainability of our actions, and the strengthening
of cooperation. Faithful to our non-formal educational methods, our participants will acquire
skills and methods by practicing, by setting up their own SSE project corresponding to one of
the four important topics: the economy, the environment, social, and the culture.
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Main Objectives:
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Creating a space of reflection about the SSE, its principles and its development in
Europe
Creating a space to share experiences between participants and facilitate the
exchange of best practices and mutual development of skills, in order to implement
quality SSE projects
Introducing and framing participants to SSE project management
Stimulating the youth’s active participation within society, through setting up local
projects, European partnerships, and by enabling them to act as multipliers while back
in their local community.
Developing and encouraging the cooperation between participants and partners in
order to support innovative projects by creating a European network of partners sharing
SSE ideas and reinforcing the development of cooperative projects.
Working methodology:
The program of the course will be based on non formal education and will be conducted using
an interactive and participative approach. Active group/team work, creation of collective
project, outdoor activities and visit on local initiatives and plenary discussions, as well as
theoretical inputs and technical learning will characterize the program of the course in order to
cover all aspects of the project themes. Special attention will be paid to the fact that the
competences and the knowledge gained and transmitted during the course remain sustainable
and transferable. This will be achieved by setting up enough space and time for reflection and
evaluation, by providing expertise, comprehensive documentation, handouts and guidance
from the professional trainers’ team. A finished workshop pack of methods will be given to the
participants at the end of the training so that they can use it at the return in their own countries.
Tools will be taught and, on the basis of their already existing projects in their sending
organizations, participants will be also invited to share good practices, to exchange useful
information, and work intensively in order to improve their training skills with youths in regards
to the subject of this training course.
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Histoire de Savoir(s) – Who are we?
Histoire de Savoirs is a French NGO working in the field of non-formal education thanks to
artistic creation. Acting at the European level to promote active citizenship and intercultural
exchanges, Histoire de Savoirs also organizes seminars, training courses, workshops in order
to stimulate the exchange of knowledge, competences and experiences in social and cultural
fields.
Legal description:
“Histoire de Savoirs’ main object is to supervise and to initiate citizens' projects aiming to deal
with societal issues thanks to artistic, visual and intercultural means. Using nonformal
education methods, it acts for the transmission of knowledge and savoir-faire ( know-how) by
gathering on topics connected to contemporary cultures, young porter/ carrier and
professionals actors, for the collective creation of cultural events.
It action aims to develop critical mind of the participants and of the local community in order to
bring them to be involved as active citizen for a better mutual understanding and social
cohesion. It acts on the local, national and European level for the equal access to knowledge
and culture, for the professional integration, for the promotion of tolerance and European
awareness”.
Histoire de Savoir(s)
255 boulevard Vistor Hugo – 59 000 Lille (FRANCE)
[email protected]
(Blandine Screve)
+33 7 62 73 16 04
https://www.facebook.com/histoiredesavoirs.ngo
The team
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Blandine Scrève : Histoire de Savoir(s) - + 33 7 62 73 16 04
Michaël Lecoz and Montoli Bokoto – Maillage NGO - http://maillage.asso.fr/
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How to get to Lille?
Generally, you have 2 options TO GET TO LILLE :
✓ From Brussels:
⋅ Regular plane arriving to Zaventem Airport: you have a train station just at the
airport and direct train going to Lille.
http://www.belgianrail.be/fr
⋅ Charter plane arriving to Charleroi Airport: you have a bus going every 2 hours to
Lille. http://www.flibco.com/booking/step_destination?&locale=en
✓ From Paris :
⋅ Regular plane arriving to Charles De Gaulle airport: you have a train station just
at the airport with train directly to Lille.
http://uk.voyages-sncf.com/en/
⋅ Charter plane arriving to Paris-Beauvais airport: you have to take a bus to Paris
and then to take the train from Paris city center (Gare du Nord) to Lille.
http://uk.voyages-sncf.com/en/
We also have an airport closed to Lille (Lesquin), you can check tickets to there, but it is quite
small with only few destinations.
The best option and the cheapest is definitely through Brussels (regular or charter).
In case you would arrive earlier or would like to stay in Lille or somewhere else to visit,
it is possible but please keep in mind that ALL THE EXPENSES WILL BE AT YOUR OWN
CHARGE. However our team could help you to find accommodation or provide you
other information if you wish!
If you want to visit Paris or Brussels before coming to Lille, you can join Lille from those
cities with cheap buses. Check this link : http://uk.idbus.com/crazy-fares-30000-seats-up-forgrabs
We are expecting you to be in Lille for 19H at the Youth Hostel
for the opening evening.
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Accommodation
Youth Hostel « Stephane Hessel » HI - FUAJ - 235 Boulevard Paul Painlevé, 59000 Lille
All participants will be on the 3rd floor in room of 4 or 3 persons. For more informations on the
Hostel : https://www.facebook.com/aj.lille/?fref=ts
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Food
Regarding the food, three meals per day plus regular coffee breaks will be assured. The
breakfast will be at the Youth Hostel. The Lunch and the dinner will be taken in an university
restaurant except when for special occasion (opening and closing evening, intercultural and
French evening).
Please let us know as soon as possible if you have a special regime for food (religious
predications, vegans, allergies…).
We are planning a intercultural evening to try food and specialities from the participants’
countries. So you are more than welcome to take some special products from your country
or your region you would like to share with the other participants.
What to bring?
✓ Bring your own towel and your washing products.
✓ Information and material about your own projects or organization – we would prepare
a special activity where everyone could share some interesting project materials,
pictures or materials of your organization.
✓ Intercultural evening – as said above please bring some traditional products and
drinks from your country or your region for the international evening. You can
also take some documentation about your country.
✓ Health insurance and medication you could need
✓ Warm and comfortable clothes and shoes / raining suit.
✓ Smiles, lots of positive energy and motivation :)! TC Lead the Future with SSE
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Financial conditions for participation
The travel costs from hometown of the participants to the venue will be covered up to
the maximum budget approved and financed by the Erasmus+ French National agency
Country
kilometric
distance
Travelling
reimbursement
(EURO)
cost Number
of
participants
Germany
500-1999
275
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Poland
500-1999
275
6
UK
100-499
180
6
Italy
500-1999
275
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Accommodation, food, local transport and all materials of the training course will be covered
by Histoire de Savoir(s). There is 50 Euros of Participation fee for the training course as
personal contribution! It is payable by all participants at the venue in Euros!!!
DON’T FORGET TO KEEP ALL YOUR ORIGINAL TICKETS, BOARDING PASSES AND
OTHER TRAVEL DOCUMENTS !!!! OTHERWEISE WE WON’T BE ABLE TO REIMBURSE
YOU!
The payment will be done by bank transfer to your organisation who will transfer you the
money, AFTER we will receive all the original of your tickets, after the training course. No
cash money will be given during the training course.
Don’t hesitate in case of any question to contact us:
⇨ Histoire de Savoir(s), [email protected]
Participant’s selection deadline : 15th of September 2016.

Histoire de Savoir(s)

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