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Internet-mediated volunteering in the EU : its history, prevalence, and approaches and how it relates to employability and social inclusion

Campo	Valor
Formato	Monografia
N.º Sistema	000069205
Autor	Cravens, Jayne
Título	Internet-mediated volunteering in the EU : its history, prevalence, and approaches and how it relates to employability and social inclusion / Jayne Cravens ; James Stewart, ed.
Texto Integral	Versão digital [1,58MB] [Link permanente]
URL	Acesso EuBookshop [Link permanente]
Língua	inglês
País	União Europeia
Local	Luxembourg
Editor	Publications Office of the European Union
Ano	2014
Descrição	80 p.
Colecção	Responsabilidade Social
	JRC scientific and policy report / Joint Research Centre ; EUR 26603 EN. ISSN 1831 - 9424
Tipo de Documento	Monografia Documento eletrónico
Resumo	"This report assesses the current status of Internet-mediated volunteering in Europe and identifies key actors and stakeholders, drivers and barriers, uptake and usage, and potential challenges and risks for users, donors, policy makers and service operators. It also reviews the early history of Internet-mediated volunteering and the possible linkages between Internet-mediated volunteering and greater employability and social inclusion for online volunteers, particularly young people. Finally, it identifies areas for policy development, review and refinement, and makes recommendations for future research." [editor]
Índice	Acknowledgements Preface Executive summary 1. Introduction 2. Methodology: literature review and mapping of services 2.1 Methodology: case studies 2.2 Definitions and terms 2.3 Research challenges 3. The past and present of Internet-mediated volunteering 3.1 Early history and spread in Europe 3.2 Current status of Internet-mediated volunteering in Europe
	3.3 Internet-mediated volunteering: tasks 3.4 Why Internet-mediated volunteering 3.5 Who is volunteering online? 3.6 Why people want to volunteer online 3.7 Approaches to Internet-mediated volunteering 3.8 Potential risks and challenges 3.9 Conclusions 4. Internet-mediated volunteering and employability 4.1 Lack of research and data 4.2 Traditional volunteering and employability 4.3 Potential challenges and risks 4.4 Conclusions
	5. Internet-mediated volunteering and social inclusion 5.1 Defining social inclusion 5.2 Lack of research and data 5.3 Linking volunteering and social inclusion 5.4 Potential challenges and risks 5.5 Conclusions 6. Policy considerations 6.1 Overview of policy opportunities, stakeholders and challenges and risks 7. Case Studies 7.1 Summary analysis of case studies 7.2 Bodywhys, the Eating Disorders Association of Ireland 7.3 Dutch Council for Refugees, Amsterdam, Netherlands 7.4 E-wolontariat, Warsaw, Poland 7.5 Fundación Hazloposible, Madrid, Spain 7.6 Help From Home, UK 7.7 medica mondiale e.V., Köln (Cologne), Germany 7.8 NOW. Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK 8. References
Classif.Temática	3226 comunicação eurovoc
Assunto	internet
	solidariedade social
	organização não governamental
	política social
	exclusão social
Ent.Adic.	Stewart, James, Editor literário
	European Union. European Commission. Joint Research Centre, Outro
ISBN	978-92-79-37795-2
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