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Working with Older Volunteers in Manual Intergenerational Projects meinschaft der Seniorenorganisationen) moderated the discussions. On the second day various excursions, visits and meetings took place in the morning. Projects were inspected, lively discussions with those involved were carried out and a tour of the city of Düsseldorf was also on offer: - Keywork Ateliers – Voluntary Engagement at the Intersection of Culture and Society - TRAMP – Practical Experience of Exchange - Social Situation of the Elderly in Germany from a Trade Union Perspective - Guided Tour in Theory (Regio Guides) and Practice: Traditional beer, mustard and cartwheels (guided tour through Düsseldorf) - Regio Guides – Life and Work in the Metropolis Ruhr - The TRAMP-database – presentation and discussion about former proceedings and participation. In the afternoon, workshops on the various core areas relating to exchanges with elderly volunteers were run in parallel. - Opening Classical Volunteer Services for Seniors (Davide di Pietro, Lunaria / Ksenija Fonovic, Spes) - Informal Learning in European Study Visits (Laure Onidi, Culture et Liberté / Joel Jamet, Culture et Liberté / Jürgen Lange, Arbeit und Leben / Christina Ruta, Ruhr-Universität Bochum) - Companies – Volunteers - Europe (Dr. Christiana Lütkes, AGE Hamm / Yana Boureux, l´outil en main / Angelika Güttler, Vattenfall Senioren) - Senior’s Organisations as Protagonists in European Exchanges (Elke Tippelmann, BAGSO / Pedro Pimenta, Associação VIDA, Portugal / Doris Wagner, NaturFreunde Deutschlands / Jiři Kuncman, ASCR TRAMP Transferconference 28th to 30th October 2009 in Düsseldorf, Dr. Krzysztof Iszkowski, EU Commission (a) In general I found the conference to be a good learning experience and provided an opportunity to meet potential partners for further projects. It was hard to make a choice for workshops. I would have liked to do one on completing the funding applications, but as I had to prioritise I was happy with the ones chosen. (b) It was very interesting to visit the beach volleyball court and I was impressed with the amount of preparation work, which was needed prior to the actual project commencing. There was a misunderstanding regarding the word „craft“, we refer to craft as being handmade items such as knitting, sewing and so on, so while it was very interesting I don‘t think our organisation (for older women) would be able to undertake this type of building project but I can see advantages in other ways. The intergenerational approach is very attractive as a means of challenging attitudes towards aging and this is very important to the work we do in Ireland. Christine O‘ Kelly, OWN Older Women‘s Network, Ireland Tramp-Transferconference Final Report 19
TRAMP – Transnational Mobility of Older People in Europe Among the participants of the conference the average middle class was well represented. The working class was hardly represented or not at all. And what about the immigrants from southern countries? Brigitte Léonard and Ourida Farhi, Culture et Liberté Nord, Lille Our organisation was honoured to be invited to this conference. It was the first time that we had been abroad and had taken part in such an event, where we had the possibility to get to know so many senior volunteers from many countries. I was impressed to meet people who fight against the loneliness of elderly, who help in children education, who support young people to make a career or give back hope for life to very sick persons, as we do in our organisation. The conference was very important and it was a novelty for me. I admire your initiative to bring together so many volunteers, especially senior volunteers. It was a profitable experience. I hope for a partnership with an Austrian organisation, an intergenerational project. The theme of the conference was very interesting, actually. It was a real success. I send you my congratulations and thank you very much for everything. Liliana Caruz, PRO HOMINI, Romania I would like to provide you with some feedback on the recent conference. I found the administration team excellent and very helpful. It provided me with an excellent networking opportunity. I have also taken home new ideas which I hope to transfer to the UK. I enjoyed the opportunity to learn more about the good ideas and practice which are encouraging learning in older people. The information on intergenerational activities in a variety of settings has given me ideas for creating new projects in the UK. Professor Norma Raynes, Intergen Community Interest Company, London 20 Part 1 The third and final day was devoted to developing ideas and initial drafts for future projects and cooperations, again in the form of workshops. The five workshops were headed by Gabriela Schmidt / Laure Onidi / Joël Jamet / Milena Svobodová / Irmgard Zandonella / Klara Nehodová and Jiři Kuncman. The results were impressive. Although of course the projects were not ready for application, both the sheer volume of ideas and the quality were astonishing. In four workshops, several project drafts were created in each group. Those in the fifth workshop concentrated on the possibilities of future cooperations, also with excellent results. TRAMP Transferconference
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