This training is aimed at youth leaders and youth workers, it uses the methodology of the Labyrinth of Limits, a life action game that has been co created in Arterra Bizimodu. Participants will experience the game, while at the same time taking a meta-position as game design leaders.
The Labyrinth of Limits is a Game based on the Game Based Learning (GBL) model and the Holistic Head-Heart-Hands (HHH) framework. It has been designed to creatively address the challenges of the necessary ecosocial transition.
The ecosocial crisis that defines our present involves all of us: citizens, public decision-makers, civil society and its organisations, the academic community, etc. As society, we face a difficult challenge: how to make our societies, our economies and our cultures meet human needs without overstepping our ecological boundaries and within a framework of social justice and
inclusion.
These crises have a direct impact on Youth across Europe, who will have to manage in the near future many of today’s challenges ( climate change, economic crises, loss of biodiversity, consequences of war).
This Game is a tool which invites participants to own their future. Through multiple tests, dilemmas, experiences, simulations and role-plays, you will experiment, create and choose different ways of facing the challenges presented to you, in a collective and collaborative way.
The game allows us to «pretend» and adopt different roles or characteristics, thus exploring lesser-known places of our being, as individuals and as a group. Youth workers and youth leaders attending this «Labyrinth of Limits» – GBL – HHH training acquire different skills:
- An understanding of designing activities for young people through GBL Play.
- A framework for addressing and sharing boundaries: boundaries of the planet, boundaries of resources, boundaries of relationships and coexistence.
- Use of the GBL process for skills development in organisations.
- In-depth understanding of the HHH Head, Heart and Hands framework and its applicability in educational design.
- Group facilitation skills.
- Content, methods and tools for working in Networks, Groups and Organisations, playing and learning to manage struggles and challenges from a playful energy.
If you are interested and eligible for this training you can apply through this form:
Erasmus + funded training, covering travel, food & accommodation costs for 21 participants from the following countries: Spain, Portugal, France, The Netherlands, Germany, Slovenia, Finland, Italy.
Dates:
- Arrival: 25th October
- Training: 26-31 October
- Departure: 1st November
Where:
- Arterra Bizimodu
- Calle abajo 1, 31480, Artieda, Navarra, Spain
Eligibility:
- You are a youth leader or a youth worker
- You are living in one of the following countries or your nationality is from one of the following countries: Spain, Portugal, France, The Netherlands, Germany, Slovenia, Finland, Italy
- You are available for the full training
Information about travel and number of participants per country:
