Get Involved

There are many ways to get involved.

There are many ways to become part of the Kreisau-Initiative. The question is: which one is right for you? As a partner, you can actively help shape and support our international, inclusive projects, or work with us to bring your own ideas to life. Or you can support us as a member or with a donation. By doing so, you’re not only providing financial support but also giving us a boost for our educational work. At events like the annual Pentecost Gathering, you can also connect with other supporters and people from our network. If you’d like to become part of the team, feel free to check our job vacancies regularly, start a voluntary service, or get involved in our projects as a trainer. However you decide to get involved, we look forward to welcoming you and hearing your ideas!

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Mehrere Projektbeteiligte des Internationalen Inklusiven Tanzfestivals der Kreisau-Initiative sitzen in einer Runde, eine Frau lacht herzlich.
Become a trainer

We are looking for trainers for our projects.

If you’re interested in supporting young people on their journey and actively contributing to international educational work, you’ve come to the right place. Our inclusive programmes in the areas of Contemporary History & Human Rights, Inclusion, and Socio-Ecological Transformation take place regularly, often several times a year. We’re always looking for trainers to support us in planning and implementing youth projects and training sessions.

No experience as a trainer yet? No problem. Just check our website or social media channels regularly. We also post calls there that are specifically aimed at people without prior experience. If you have any questions, feel free to contact our heads of department or project managers directly. We look forward to hearing from you!

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The Kreisau-Initiative inspires me with its way of using the past as a compass for the future and connecting us across borders through diverse projects. Rooted in social justice, human rights, and equality, its projects invite young people into real participation across borders.I love how it brings together diverse experts, and as a trainer I myself learn so much in its projects.

Nataša Bijelić

Trainer and therapist at Centar LILA (Croatia), partner organisation

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European Solidarity Corps

Would you like to gain your first experience in non-formal education? As part of the European Solidarity Corps, we look for one volunteer each year to support us in our work. Check our “Calls and News” section to stay up to date and see whether we currently have a position available.