Presentation by Daniel Kropf, Chair of the Learning for Well-being Consortium of Foundations in Europe and Executive Director of Universal Education Foundation - 6th September 2011 at the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium.

1. Learning for Well-being
Daniel Kropf
Executive Director, UEF
Founding Chairman, Learning for Well-being Consortium of Foundations
6 September , 2011
Brussels, Belgium
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2. General Overview
I. Learning for Well-being Vision, Purpose, Goals
II. Learning for Well-being Consortium of Foundations
III. Chronological review of the Learning for Well-being
Policy Glossary consultation
IV. Partnering
V. Common Agenda - Collective Impact
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3. Our Vision:
Learning for Well-being
A world in which people learn
how to fully engage and express who they are
as individuals, living in the present moment
while developing, challenging and creating themselves
for the future in relation to self, others and the
environment.
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4. I. Learning for Well-being
Purpose
To inspire, engage and enable people
to make all environments more
conducive to Learning for Well-being
of Children and Youth.
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5. I. Learning for Well-being
Goals
Children and youth are more and more engaged, their voices are
increasingly heard, and they are participating actively in shaping policy
impacting their learning environments.
Through acquiring values, attitudes and practices, more and more children
and young people are willing and able to make sound choices that support
their well-being through their life journey.
More and more children become aware of the unique and distinct ways in
how they learn, and develop (and adults listen to, encourage, and facilitate
ways to implement this awareness).
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6. I. Learning for Well-being
Goals
More and more educators, parents, media and ICT, health and social care
professionals understand the connection between well-being and learning,
and contribute to making all environments more conducive to learning for
well-being.
More and more youth organizations, governments and stakeholders from
multiple sectors partner with us in producing services and products to
sustain our collective endeavour and integrate in their work our learning
for well-being approach.
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7. General Overview
I. Learning for Well-being Vision, Purpose, Goals
II. Learning for Well-being Consortium of Foundations
III. Chronological review of the Learning for Well-being
Policy Glossary consultation
IV. Partnering
V. Common Agenda - Collective Impact
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9. II. Learning for Well-being Consortium of
Foundations in Europe
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10. General Overview
I. Learning for Well-being Vision, Purpose, Goals
II. Learning for Well-being Consortium of Foundations
III. Chronological review of the Learning for Well-being
Policy Glossary consultation
IV. Partnering
V. Common Agenda - Collective Impact
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11. III. Learning for Well-being Policy Glossary Chronology
• February 2010
Professor Illona Kickbush commissioned to lead the process – supported by
the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation and the Evens Foundation
• November 2010
Expert meeting (20 high-level experts) discusses first outline of the policy
glossary supported by Guerrand Hermes Foundation for Peace
• April 2011
On-line distance review process for the first draft (currently closed)
• May 2011
European Foundations Centre’s annual conference – foundations
consultation
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12. III. Learning for Well-being Policy Glossary Chronology
June 2011
Learning for Well-being Youth Consultation was supported by Youth
in Action and UEF
Participating members
Active Co. Wexford V.E.C.
European Peer Training Fundacja Together Polska
Organisation Youth Empowerment
European Youth Forum Partnership Programme
Intercultural Institute of
European Patient's Forum Timisoara
OBESSU FDYS
UNF IPPF EN
LECS Juvente
Power4Youth
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13. III. Learning for Well-being Policy Glossary Chronology
• September 2011
Presentation for feedback of the Policy Glossary at European Parliament
• November 2012
Second Draft Consultation at 2 day OECD Expert Meeting on children’s well-
being in partnership with the EU Social Affair division , UNICEF Innocenti
Centre and the Learning for Well-being Consortium Foundation with the
support of UEF and Guerrand-Hermès Foundation for Peace
• March 2012
Agenda Setting Conference – Launch of Policy Glossary final edition with the
L4WB NGO Alliance and L4WB Youth Movement – supported by the Robert
Bosch Foundation
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14. General Overview
I. Learning for Well-being Vision, Purpose, Goals
II. Learning for Well-being Consortium of Foundations
III. Chronological review of the Learning for Well-being
Policy Glossary consultation
IV. Partnering
V. Common Agenda - Collective Impact
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15. III. Learning for Well-being:
Through Partnerships...
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16. General Overview
I. Learning for Well-being Vision, Purpose, Goals
II. Learning for Well-being Consortium of Foundations
III. Chronological review of the Learning for Well-being
Policy Glossary consultation
IV. Partnering
V. Common Agenda - Collective Impact
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17. V. Common Agenda – Collective Impact
1. Working to a common agenda
2. Developing shared measurement system and
process
3. Developing mutually reinforcing activities
4. Continuous communication among partners
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18. Societies begin to embrace the
practice of Learning for Well-being
through all their environments
and institutions
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19. THANK YOU
www.learningforwellbeing.org
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