We are very proud to offer the fantastic opportunity to 5 folks from Scotland to get involved with our work and participate in an amazing learning opportunity in Berlin. We are not necessarily looking for people with previous experience, but with the right motivation (see description below). The training course takes place in Berlin from the 15th-21st March - all costs are covered (travel, food, accommodation etc.) Participants must be commited to meeting as a group before March, and to be involved in activities when they come back.

Do you want to get creative? Come along to the Pearce Institute on Thursday (24th January) for a creative group workshop as part of Holocaust Memorial Day. We will be  texts through the Loesje poster-writing method - check out the Loesje website for what other Loesje groups are doing. This workshop is open to anyone who wants to come along - just let us know you want to come along in advance, so we have an idea of numbers and how many biscuits we need to buy! So, what will happen during the workshop...?

Xchange Scotland are very excited to be presenting our Sectarianism project at the Scottish Parliament this month. The exhibition of the posters will be in the Garden Lobby of the Parliament from the 17th-21st December. And we will be hosting an event at the Parliament to bring school pupils, MSPs and other interested parties together to discuss the project. 

The event will be on Thursday the 20th December starting at 1pm and going on until 2:30pm. If you are interested in attending, please contact us.

Do you have a passion for international exchange and global justice? Do you believe young Scots have an opportunity to help change their world for the better? Xchange Scotland does and we need like-minded people who can see this future to guide the organisation forward. We are recruiting new Executive Committee members for the organisation.

Xchange Scotland is looking for people to get involved with helping a project. We have been funded by Sense over Sectarianism to deliver a series of schools workshops on the theme of sectarianism, religious intolerance and intercultural education. This project is at the stage where we are making an exhibition from the material and creative outputs produces in the workshops. We are looking for people to help with: