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create a tradition in the collaboration between the Carusel Association, the National Council for Combating Discrimination and the Faculty of Sociology and Social Assistance, the National College of Social Workers in Romania, RHRN – Romanian Harm Reduction Network and BADD – the Brigade of Activists in the Field of Drugs.

“Young people debate” National Council for Combating Discrimination through the Steering board of Programs and International relations carries out, in partnership with a number of public institutions and non-governmental organizations, a multiannual project which, traditionally, takes place in regional stages, starting from March to June, at national level, addressing a number of over 800 students and 250 high school teachers of IX–XI grades.

The project aims at providing fair information, reasoned debate and awareness on the various forms in which social, ethnic, economic, health or gender differences may constitute barriers to communication and tolerance.

„Young people debate”, arrived at the 7th edition takes place as a national championship of ed- ucational debates which contributes to the formation, development and practice of social civic democratic skills and attitudes necessary for young generation for active participation in social life.

In2016, this educational endeavour has swept a successive series of training activities and debates organized at county, regional and national levels.

Partners in the project were: the Ministry of Education and Scientific Research, UNICEF Representation in Romania – United Nations Agency, the Secretariat General of the Gov- ernment through the Department for Interethnic Relations and the Romanian Association of Debates, Elocution and Rhetoric.

These actions were conducted in accordance with the powers of the National Council for Com- bating Discrimination, according to art. 2, par. e), h2) and n) of the Government Decision no. 1194/2001 on the Organization and Functioning of National Council for Combating Discrim- ination, with the subsequent amendments, art. 19, par. (1) a) of the Government Ordinance no. 137/2000 on preventing and punishment all forms of discrimination, as republished, in 10 regional centres: Bucharest, Botoșani, Iasi, Galati, Constanta, Slatina, Sinaia, Miercurea Ciuc, Hunedoara and Oradea.

The Ministry of National Education and Scientific Research, through the Country School In- spectorates where the regional stages are conducted, chose schools that had accommodation and meal spaces for all students and teachers who attended.

„School without discrimination” „School without discrimination” is a multiannual project, which in 2016 was held from 15 to 18 September at Tohanu Nou-Bran, County of Brasov, as a project for counselling teachers with experience in initiating the projects and partnerships that help students to orient in their civil, cultural and professional life.

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