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Aims … aimed to …  stimulate the recognition of skills & learning by young people through participation in youth work activities,  enhance the social recognition of youth work in society (by schools, employers)  raise the visibility of youth work and its recognition within and outside the youth sector

Programme … consisted of …  Political updates about the im- portance of recognition of youth work  Defining key terms in recognition  Exchange of good practices of validation  Discussing the needs of different stakeholders towards recognition  Debating controversial issues in the field and giving recommendations for the future

Participants … invited …  120 participants (and 12 staff)  of which 45 speakers & facilitators …  and 28 reporters + 1 general rapporteur. 8 representatives from the Educational Sector 6 people from the Labour Market 29 YOUTH National Agencies 6 SALTO-YOUTH colleagues 41 Youth Organisations or Youth Trainers 30 Policy Makers (European, National, Local)

Virtual Participation … took also place online … … at … via … and via web cam …  Appr 40 new members in the virtual community  Appr 1350 visitors to the Virtual Community in the month before Bridges (compared to appr 320 visitors/month otherwise)  11 background documents from the SALTO Bridges site were downloaded 1110 times in the run-up to Bridges  19 people followed parts of Bridges via WebCam

Participant Evaluation Bridges for Recognition … at Bridges for Recognition …  100% gained knowledge about Recognition (79% a lot-21% a little)  100% build up a network of Recog- nition contacts (64% a lot-36% a little)  100% got motivated for Recognition (75% a lot-25% a little)

Before & After Bridges Evolution of Knowledge about Recognition Evolution of Contacts in the Recognition field

Programme Evaluation 1 … Participants liked best …  82% judged the Opening Speaches positively  88% rated Terms & Concepts above average  74% liked the Expectations Panel  94% enjoyed the Good Practice workshops

Programme Evaluation 2 … Participants liked best …  75% judged the Networking Fair positively  76% rated the Stakeholder Needs Discussions above average  88% gave positive marks to the Hot Issue Discussions  94% liked the Bridges Conclusions

Practicalities … Participants appreciated postively …  The Registration Procedure (96%)  Information before Bridges (98%)  Accommodation (96%)  Food (97%)  Venue (97%)  Bridges Staff (98%)

Visibility … was visible to …  381 applicants & 120 participants  6511 SALTO newsletter receivers  51 YOUTH National Agencies/Coordinators/ SALTOs and their communication channels  539 users of the TrainingVillage YOUTH Virtual Platform and 129 users of YES-forum.org  1596 European-Youth-Exchange list receivers and other mailing lists  19 people via webcam and 6450 visitors to the SALTO website (jan 05)  Thousands of visitors to the European Youth Portal (News item)  readers of De Morgen newspaper (Belgium)

Distribution of Results … will be spread to …  All Bridges applicants & participants  Via the SALTO website and newsletter  To a variety of mailing lists (from different sectors)  To the users of the TrainingVillage Virtual Platforms, to the YES-forum and other relevant discussion groups  To the network of YOUTH National Agencies & Coordinators  To publications of a variety of organisations from different sectors