Youths and young adults participate in developing Tamera and its peace work. Their education has 3 focus points:

1. The research and providing of professions appropriate for the next generations. Training and education possibilities range from journalism, graphic design, information technology, sustainable technologies, political network to more practical training in mechanics, carpentry and metal work.
2. Community. How do young people create living forms and community that makes sense for them.
3. Experience in crisis areas. Each year the members of the Youth School have an opportunity to apply what they have learnt about peace work and to gain a global perspective in areas of crisis. (Photo: Nigel Dickinson)

Within the Global Campus education program a youth meeting will take place in February 2010 in the peace village San José de Apartadó, Colombia.
The idea for the youth meeting was born after the Pilgrimage in Colombia in 2008 led by Sabine Lichtenfels and Padre Javier Giraldo, Colombia, and is intended as training in aspects of community building relevant to young people.
Creating models of living peace are at the heart of the work of both Tamera and the peace community. The meeting will focus on what aspects are necessary to create such models in crisis areas, to empower young people from all over the world, to create truth, trust and global solidarity and to learn about sustainable energy technology. The meeting will be led by young people from Tamera, the peace community of San José de Apartadó and the Universidad de Resistencia.
Sabine Lichtenfels will accompany the youth meeting and hold meetings with the core carriers of the peace village San José.
If you are able to financially support this youth meeting please use the donation button with keyword 'Colombia'.