1. Youth and Human Rights Education
This is a general introduction to most of the work of the youth sector of the Council of Europe. It does not cover all the areas of work (e.g. the European Youth Foundation, Intergovernmental work, partnership with the European Commission, are largely under-represented or mentioned). More specific presentations on these instruments can be requested from colleagues.

2. Human Rights Education Youth Programme
“… to bring human rights education into the mainstream of youth work and youth policy”

3. The promise....
providing every person within their territory with the opportunity of education for democratic citizenship and human rights education.

4. Role of youth
NGOs and youth organisations have a valuable contribution to make to education for democratic citizenship and human rights education, particularly through non-formal and informal education (…)

5. Resources |Right to HRE

6. 2nd Forum - 2009 Emphasise responsibility of governments
Include formal and non-formal education
Mainstream gender awareness and equality
Include intercultural learning dimension
Promote the right to human rights education

7. 3rd Forum HRE
strengthening the quality and outreach of youth-led activities and contributing to the evaluation of the implementation of the Council of Europe Charter on Education for Democratic Citizenship and Human Rights Education

8. 3rd Forum HRE Evaluate results, practices and recent developments
Input to the review of EDC/HRE Charter implementation
Address challenges and make proposals for future development
Support interaction between formal and non-formal education

9. Participants Practitioners and partners of HRE in non-formal education
Experts of the Education department (EDC/HRE)
Members of the Joint Council
European Partners

10. Save the data!... 150 participants 5-7 October 2016
European Youth Centre Budapest