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‘I (am) like you!’ is a game that came about after a study trip by some instructors from Jeugddienst (Youth Services) Don Bosco vzw to a European metropolis and focuses on conflict management and resolution. Our multicultural society sometimes leads to conflicts between groups - conflicts that originate and are maintained by people who pay more attention to what distinguishes groups from each other, rather than the similarities between them.
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HUJAMBO is an informative game which challenges you to think and talk with others about values in life. HUJAMBO gives you plenty of material, so you can give appropriate thought to values in a playful, creative and yet serious way - these are values that are already important or that might become important in a participant's life. Jabbertalk” is an international collection of methods one can immediately use in youth work. It is created out of the partnerships inside the Don Bosco Youth-Net. The idea of the project was proposed on several training courses by our participants, who felt a need for making a collection of the methods used. So we made time available at those courses for them to collect the methods, adding a few of their own. We also asked our partner organisations to add their most used methods. This makes the book into a joint international effort of the young people involved in the network and of our partners. |
Resource BlogIn this resource blog you will find different categories. The category games gives an overview of documents that can be an inspiration for game playing in practice. Manuals are instruction books. In youth work this often refers to documents indicating a code of good practice , how to deal with certain situations, how to create your own project,... In the category portfolio you will find documents and articles used to create the workbook "VALUE" Categories
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DisclaimerThe international secretariat of Don Bosco Youth-Net ivzw is financially supported by the European Union, through its ‘Erasmus+ Youth in Action’-programme, and by the Council of Europe, through its 'European Youth Foundation'. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and neither the Commission nor the Council of Europe can be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
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