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Working with Older Volunteers in Manual Intergenerational Projects motivate people, but for many years already it has striven to affect political decisions at the federal level by measures and reports. BAGSO has been advancing the interests of older people not only at national level. BAGSO’s membership of the European Economic and Social Committee and the the Administration Council of AGE (The European Platform of older people) is of particular importance in the framework of the representation of older people’s interests. In addition BAGSO is involved in some European projects concerning Active Ageing, Active Citizenship and New Technologies. Gefas Steiermark Gefas Steiermark was founded in 1991 as a platform and contact point for elderly people in Steiermark. As a member of diverse umbrella organisations, Gefas aims to promote sexual equality, the quality of life for elderly citizens and to increase tolerance between young and old. Various projects are carried out and many different learning programmes initiated to achieve this end. Ruhr-University Bochum The Ruhr-Universität Bochum is represented in the project by the Faculty of Philosophy, Pedagogy and Journalism, or rather by the Chair for Vocational and Business Education in the Institute for Education. The chair represents several research and teaching core areas: legal and institutional structures in vocational and in-company training, professionalization and occupational dynamics in the further education sector, application of knowledge and professional behaviour, organisational theory and research and finally empiric further education research. Czech University of Life Sciences Prague The Czech University of Life Sciences Prague provides public higher education. The Economics Faculty features an Information and advice centre for elderly citizens, which has created a special Internet portal for seniors (http://www.e-senior.cz). This portal provides information and communications opportunities for the elderly in the Czech Republic. l’Outil en main „L’Union des associations l’Outil en main“ is a French organisation which is based in Troyes and was founded in 1987. 62 organisations throughout France are built on the concept of L’Outil en main. In schools and workshops, courses are given for children between the ages of 9 and 14. Old craft skills are passed on to the younger generation by real craftsmen (who have retired) in authentic workshops using real tools. The children develop manual skills and selfconfidence and become sensitised to cultural assets. At the end of the school year, the children receive a certificate entitled „d’initiation aux métiérs du patrimoine“ ( initiation in craftsmanship patrimony). Review of the Project 1. A BSCW-platform (basic support for cooperative work) has been set up on the internet to facilitate communication between conferences and to provide common documentation. 2. The steering group was composed of representatives of Arbeit und Leben DGB/ VHS NW e.V. as the project executing organisation, representatives of the French partner Culture et Liberté, the Czech partner ASCR (Asociace samaritánu Ceské republiky) and BAGSO. 3. The network of multipliers comes from very different contexts and bases. a. The participants of the exchanges consisted of participants from Final Report 15
TRAMP – Transnational Mobility of Older People in Europe Hamm who were recruited from the AGE groups, i.e. elderly who are socially committed on a local level and come from the steel, chemical and mining industry. The French group was also mainly recruited from dedicated people at l’Outil en Main, all of them craftsmen who are committed to teach younger people about craftsmanship. A second smaller French group came from the Seniors de Moiselle organisation. They were from the mining sector and were committed to elderly seniors. The group of elderly from Oberhausen were familiar with the work of Arbeit und Leben Oberhausen and had participated in its advanced training courses. The Czech group came from the senior citizen organisation KLAS of the ASCR in Prague/Zbraslav. They are also committed on a local level. They make and sell dolls, for instance, and the proceeds go to UNICEF. The professional backgrounds were heterogeneous, most of them were office workers. All in all, the groups were very heterogeneous in age, the youngest were aged 54, the oldest participant was 84 years old. The foreign language skills also varied immensely, but were mostly bad or poor. b. A second group was composed of participants of the multiplier seminar in Paris. These involved representatives from senior citizen, educational and exchange organisations from 11 countries who plan to focus on a cooperation with elderly people and particularly on international, intergenerational and manual work in exchanges. The youngest participant was 21, the oldest 73 years old. 16 Part 1 c. A third network group consisted of participants of the transfer conference with a total of 127 participants from 19 European countries. These also represented senior citizen, educational and exchange organisations. The common interest focused on cooperation with elderly people and particularly on international, intergenerational and manual work in exchanges. 4. Many different institutions and facilities advised and supported the steering group who were invited to the sessions according to the given tasks. Academic support was provided by the University of Bochum regarding the evaluation procedure, in particular, the Institute for Vocational Pedagogics. The Czech University of Agriculture in Prague was responsible for the setup and design of the TRAMP database. The BTS travel agency supported the interpreter activities, the exchange programme in Prague and the travel programme of Czech participants to France and Germany and vice versa. The AGE Agency for Social Commitment organised and supported the exchange in Hamm and provided contextual advice, especially with regard to intercultural and manual work issues. The production of the videos was performed by Uwe Wehrs (documentation) and Angelika Schimanski/Andreas Middendorf (25.sec). Process 1. The setup of structures was carried out quickly and without any problems. In a first step, partners met for steering group sessions in France and the Czech Republic. The following kick-off mee-
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