ألمانيا

Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen e.V.

National Network
ألمانيا
Address

Charlottenplatz 17
70173 Stuttgart
ألمانيا

Telephone
+49 (0) 711 22 25 0
Fax
+49 (0) 711 226 4346
E-Mail
generalsekretariat@ifa.de
E-Mail (2)
info@ifa.de
E-Mail (3)
kruse@ifa.de
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
1917
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Democracy and community development
  3. Environment/Sustainable development
  4. Human rights
  5. International/Cultural relations
  6. Media
  7. Research
General Information

ifa (Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen) is committed to a peaceful and enriching coexistence of people and cultures worldwide. It promotes art and cultural exchange in exhibitions, dialogue and conference programs. As a competence centre for foreign cultural diplomacy, the ifa connects civil societies, cultural practices, art, media and science. It initiates and moderates discussions on the international cultural relations. ifa has a global network and counts on long-term cooperation. It is supported by the Federal Foreign Office of the Federal Republic of Germany, the state of Baden-Württemberg and its capital Stuttgart.

Mission and Objectives

ifa (Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen) promotes cultural exchange to assist peoples, nations and religions in learning from one another and living together peacefully. Cultures are changeable, movable and permeable, yet they are also conservative and restrictive. They can cause conflicts, but they can also transform and resolve conflicts. Cultural exchange means commitment to peace. We are committed to achieving peace and justice, protecting human livelihoods and cultures and attaining a united Europe. Human rights, freedom of expression and freedom of information are objectives and cornerstones of our work. Dialogue reveals cultural diversity as a valuable asset. Dialogue involves all people equally in shaping our future – in a process that is both open and meaningful. That is why we strive to bring people closer together.

Main Projects / Activities

ifa initiates intercultural dialogue. A broad array of exhibitions, dialogues programs and conferences promote exchange in arts and culture. Our funding programs help build and maintain peaceful societies and support projects for cultural minorities foster cultural diversity. ifa is Germany’s international cultural and educational relations body, providing a link between practical issues arising in the field and the world of scholarship as well as the media. We initiate, analyze, moderate and document debates on international cultural relations. ifa gives people worldwide the opportunity to find out more about Germany. Exchange programs, exhibitions, publications, lectures and online platforms offer perspectives from contemporary Germany Our Approach: ifa operates worldwide from a firm European base. We are active in cultural, educational, civil society, political and media networks, because we believe that cooperation is the only way to a better future. ifa projects integrate the needs of target groups. These include young professionals, media and cultural professionals as well as scholars and academics. We cooperate with political and cultural institutions, non-governmental organizations and policy makers.  ifa is a reliable partner. Our highly committed team is well-versed in all aspects of intercultural communication.

Contact (1) Full Name
Sebastian Körber
Head of the organisation
Gitte Zschoch
Contact (2) Full Name
Anne Kruse

Institut für Bildung und Kultur

National Network
ألمانيا
Address

Universität Jena, Am Planetarium 4
07737 Jena
ألمانيا

Telephone
0049-3641-945335
Telephone (other)
0049-3641-944987
Fax
0049-3641-944982
E-Mail
Annika.Blichmann@uni-jena.de
Organisation Type
Public Institution
Year of Establishment
2008
Fields of Activity
  1. International/Cultural relations
  2. Research
  3. Youth and education
General Information
The "Institut für Bildung und Kultur" (Institute for Education, Culture and Civilisation) is an integral part of the University of Jena. It was founded in 2008 as an interdisciplinary and international centre for research and knowledge transfer in all fields of Education. As a co-operation of 5 professors (Philosophy of Education and Theory of Social Pedagogy, History of Education, Adult Education, International Organisations and Globalisation, Comparative Education) and their assistants, the Institute’s work focuses upon the development and organisation of undergraduate degree programmes (Educational Science) and interdisciplinary wide ranged postgraduate degree programmes (e.g. "Master Bildung – Kultur – Anthropologie"/ "Master Education – Culture and Civilisation – Anthropology"). Research and dissemination of knowledge are conducted through seminars or lectures and variably funded projects and congresses and through international and local knowledge transfer alliances, networks and partnerships within the fields of education, culture, economy and politics.
Mission and Objectives

Research and teaching of the "Institut für Bildung und Kultur" is closey associated with the Research Centre Laboratory Enlightenment at the University of Jena. It concentrates on systematic, historic and comparative investigations in the interdependencies of culture, civilisation and education in past and present in national and inter- or transnational perspectives and global contexts. Assuming that Bildung (education) is one of the core concepts of the modern world since the Enlightenment, the "Institut für Bildung und Kultur" analyses the theoretical and practical framework in which humans are empowered or restrained to live their life in autonomy and self-determination by a variety of factors. Kultur (culture and civilization) so becomes the origin and the result of a multiplicity of processes of political, social, economic and aesthetic Bildung (education) and is therefore to be examined in terms of these processes.

Main Projects / Activities

The project of the analysis of Bildung (education) and Kultur (culture and civilization) in the broadest sense is the concern of miscellaneous activities that range from research projects concerning e.g. the United Nations and its role within the context of globalisation, the relevance of the pedagogy of Johann Friedrich Herbart, the specific challenges of adult education or the role of education in children’s homes to the organisation of the International Congress of the Froebel Society 2010, the support of the Doctoral School Laboratory Enlightenment at the University of Jena, the development of a new study course United Nations Studies or the participation in the international Socrates/Erasmus Network on Comparative Education.

Contact (1) Full Name
Dr. Annika Blichmann
Head of the organisation
Prof. Micheal Winkler

Institut für Internationale Zusammenarbeit des Deutschen Volkshochschulverbandes e.V.

National Network
ألمانيا
Address

Königswinterer Straße 552b
53227 Bonn
ألمانيا

Telephone
+49-228-975690
Telephone (other)
+49 228 9756967
E-Mail
hust@dvv-international.de
E-Mail (2)
info@dvv-international.de
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
1960
Fields of Activity
  1. Others
General Information

About us: We are... the International Institute of the German Adult Education Association the instrument of international solidarity of the 1000 German community adult education centres a specialist adult education organisation with over 140 staff worldwide non-profit making and non-governmental a member of EAEA (European Association for the Education of Adults) and ICAE (International Council for Adult Education) We work with... local, national and regional partners and adult education institutions and associations throughout the world, with whom we have cooperated since 1973 on national programmes We aim to... support the establishment and development of continuing education institutions in developing countries and countries in transition foster the exchange of information and expertise in Europe and worldwide provide training, advice, and learning materials and media on global, intercultural and European policy issues Our main areas of work are... literacy and basic education adult education and participation initial training for adult education professionals new media and materials environmental education and agriculture poverty reduction and income generation initial and continuing vocational training health education and Aids migration and integration education for women and men national, European and global adult education policy and funding Our main sponsors are... the German Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) the German Foreign Office (AA) the European Union (EU) the World Bank

Mission and Objectives

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Main Projects / Activities

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Contact (1) Full Name
Barbara Hust
Head of the organisation
Uwe Gartenschlaeger

Institut für Mediengestaltung - img

National Network
ألمانيا
Address

Wallstrasse
11
55122 Mainz
ألمانيا

Telephone
+49 17648283010
E-Mail
hartmutjahn@t-online.de
E-Mail (2)
hartmut.jahn@hs-mainz.de
E-Mail (3)
img@hs-mainz.de
Mobile Phone
+49 17648283010
Organisation Type
Public Institution
Year of Establishment
1991
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
General Information

The Mainz Institute for Mediadesign is part of the School of Design of the Mainz University of Applied Sciences. The img is specialized on the field of moving image, sound and interactive devices with partners in Portugal, Italy, Spain, Jordan, Mexico and Macao. Modalities of action are i.e. interactive projects"The Sound of Lisbon", "Porto Cartography", exchanges with intl. partnes and blended/present seminars.

Mission and Objectives

The Mainz Institute for Mediadesign is part of the School of Design of the Mainz University of Applied Sciences. The img is specialized on the field of moving image, sound and interactive devices with partners in Portugal, Italy, Spain, Jordan, Mexico and Macao. Modalities of action are i.e. interactive projects"The Sound of Lisbon", "Porto Cartography", exchanges with intl. partnes and blended/present seminars.

Main Projects / Activities

The Mainz Institute for Mediadesign is part of the School of Design of the Mainz University of Applied Sciences. The img is specialized on the field of moving image, sound and interactive devices with partners in Portugal, Italy, Spain, Jordan, Mexico and Macao. Modalities of action are i.e. interactive projects"The Sound of Lisbon", "Porto Cartography", exchanges with intl. partnes and blended/present seminars.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Our expertise reaches from moving images, storytelling, sound, interactive tools, mixed reality to gamification.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

First, even a vivid network has to be refreshed. Second: a network should grow.

Contact (1) Full Name
Prof. Hartmut Jahn
Head of the organisation
Prof. David Scherr
Contact (2) Full Name
Prof. Dr. Paulo Ferreira-Lopes

Institute for Cultural Diplomacy

National Network
ألمانيا
Address

Genthiner Straße 20
10785 Berlin
ألمانيا

Telephone
+49 (30) 23 60 76 80
Fax
+49 (30) 23 60 76 811
E-Mail
info@culturaldiplomacy.org
E-Mail (2)
Donfried@culturaldiplomacy.org
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2003
Fields of Activity
  1. International/Cultural relations
General Information
icd is a incorporated as “eingetragener Verein” in Germany. We have 5 people employed on an irregular basis. Icd is funded by its projects through different sources like the ERP Fund of the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology, the Ministry of Education, Women, Youth and Culture Rhineland-Palatinate, several German Foundations like: Robert Bosch Stiftung and the Herbert Quandt Stiftung of the Altana AG as well as sponsors from the private sector. Icd is organizing interdisciplinary conferences and doing research in the field of Cultural Diplomacy. Icd is also known for its longterm Young Leaders Projects like “Germany Meets Turkey – A Forum for Young Leaders” (GMT) which is also part of the Ernst Reuter Initiative oft the German Foreign Ministry. Partners for GMT are the German Foreign Ministry, ARI Hareketi in Turkey, the TUSIAD office in Berlin.
Mission and Objectives

The programs of the institute for cultural diplomacy are designed to educate, enhance and sustain relationships based on dialogue, understanding and trust between cultures and countries around the world. The institute for cultural diplomacy's philosophy is that in order to have a stable relationship between two or more people, cultures or countries three components are essential: dialogue, understanding, and trust. Only when these three elements are fused together is it possible to have true cooperation in the economic, political or social sense. It is precisely these three elements which unfortunately are most often missing from the global arena of international relations in the twenty-first century. The mission of icd is to tackle these tough issues of human interaction that so often seem incompatible and exclusionary.

Main Projects / Activities

Canada Meets Germany – A Forum for Young Leaders www.canadameetsgermany.org Germany Meets Turkey – A Forum for Young Leaders www.germanymeetsturkey.org

Contact (1) Full Name
Mark C. Donfried (Founder and Executive Director)
Head of the organisation
Mark C. Donfried (Founder and Executive Director)

Institute for Sustainable Education and Development

National Network
ألمانيا
Address

von Liebig Str. 20,
Rheinbach, Buro E004, Germany
53359 Rheinbach
ألمانيا

Telephone
0049 2226908941
Telephone (other)
+49 15216148256
E-Mail
info@isede.org
E-Mail (2)
ignatius.oli@outlook.com
E-Mail (3)
president@isede.org
Mobile Phone
+49 15216148256
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2019
Fields of Activity
  1. Environment/Sustainable development
General Information

The Institute for Sustainable Education and Development has the board of trustees comprising 10 members, six-core staffers and two interns working in the office located at the University of Applied Sciences Rheinbach, Germany. The currently budgetary provisions for 2020 is about 150, 000 Euros for staffers and administrative related expenses excluding specific project-based funding. ISEDE sources of funding are from the European Union and association working in the field of youth mobility and transitional project management. ISEDE has project exchanges with under BMZ sponsorship with Scoutisme Beninoise. Our main project partners are the Alliance for Global Development, European Union, and Jugend fur Europa.

Mission and Objectives

Our Mission:
Institute for Sustainable Education and Development (ISEDE) is a non-profit organization and an interdisciplinary platform that aim to promote equal learning.
This methodology will enable the global community particularly practitioners of non-formal learning to comprehend the relativity of those suffering social exclusion either directly or indirectly to understand its causes, how it negatively affects the socioeconomic environment and why we need to mitigate such gaps with today’s solution to contribute to the health, wealth and future productivity of citizens

Our Objectives:
- Promoting Educational Programs for youth and promoting inter-cultural exchange
- Creating awareness of environment protection and energy efficiency
- Addressing the human rights concern of children, women, elderly, impaired, vulnerable, and refugees.

Main Projects / Activities

Our approaches are based on multicultural activity dimension with a focus on:
 Promoting educational program for youth and enhancing inter-cultural exchanges
 Creating awareness of environment protection and energy efficiency
 Encouraging good governance and citizen participation
 Addressing the human rights concern of children, women, elderly, impaired, vulnerable, and refugees.
 Strengthening regional cooperation
Our other activities include enhancing intercultural intelligence, barriers to understanding cultural information, and building a culture of multiculturalism with deliberate programs on improving:
• Knowledge of the multidimensional and complex character of cultures as well as the ability to reflect the own cultural context
• understanding of how cultural differences shape individual perceptions, communication processes and courses of action
• Basic competences in intercultural communication
• The ability to reflect and analyze the behavior of one’s own and of strangers as well as to develop action alternatives
• An understanding of possible emotional dynamics during stays abroad and the ability to better cope with emerging issues
Our organizational experience is anchored on the strength of our membership composition as well as the strength of the NGO Network we are working within Europe. ISEDE focuses on developing teaching programs that enhance youth cooperation, life learning skills for adult migrants, encouraging citizen participation in governance, addressing the human rights concern of children, women, impaired, vulnerable, refugees, and elderly citizens. All our programs are targeted at those experiencing social exclusion and inequality. We believe that aside technological changes, the conception of learning for both educators and adults’ learners has changed from the individual learner and most times the educators have become learning facilitators, so it is imperative to fashion out programs to learn from adults and people of background who are experiencing social exclusion. ISEDE programs aim to highlight the need to redefine projects and programs in education for adult learning into four interdependent factors that are essential in quality VET teaching practice. They include project/program development, project/program planning, project/program delivery, project/program review, and educator’s continuous competence building, which takes accounts of the indicators that have affected the training activities. These indicators may range from; new target groups in VET, changing paradigms in educational theory, diversification of learning environments, and fast changes in education structures and priorities and the labor market.
Finally, ISEDE will pertain her focus on activating capacity building programs within and outside the European Union on the categories of Youth Exchange, Further Training Courses, and Vocational Educational Learning.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Project implemented Content is obviously important, but from ou experience, networking is equally important.With that in mind, building a strong network will be a priority for ISEDE after membership in the ALF Germany.
We will help with getting advice to ALF members from our successful team, giving more links to the member's sites, increasing best practices through social media sharing, opening up new partnership opportunities, helping to promote ALF programs, and so much more.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

- We are interested in strengthening our network,
- Providing information about our field,
- Broaden our knowledge: ALF member organizations sometimes offer courses, seminars, and/or lectures to keep themselves and their members up to date on the latest emerging innovations, research, and programs,
- Staying connected in sustainability and development programs,
- Enhance our network: We all know that networking is key for the movers and shakers of the community! Making connections is critical, and joining associations give countless opportunities to connect on a local and sometimes even global level. For most people, creating professional relationships is important, and joining the AFL network will allow us to have a sense of security and trust. From this, we are able to support and help one another in reaching our professional goals.

Contact (1) Full Name
Ignatius Oli
Job Title
President
Head of the organisation
Ignatius Oli
Contact (2) Full Name
Nermin Hassan
Job Title (2)
Human Resource and Financial Manager

INTERACTIVE THEATRE WORKSHOP with Boat People Projekt on Wednesday 26 May @16:00 to 18:00, Berlin/Cairo time

الصورة
Interactive Theatre Workshop

 

Celebrating Our Diversity welcomes you to this interactive theatre workshop with Boat People Projekt (Germany).

🆆🅷🅴🅽 The workshop will take place on 𝟮𝟲 𝗠𝗮𝘆 @4-𝟲 𝗣𝗠 𝗖𝗘𝗧 (5-7 pm Helsinki/Beirut time).

In this 2-hour workshop, you will be introduced to the basics of theater work.
After a light warm-up for voice and body, you will get in touch with your emotions, imagination and improvisation skills, which we will discover through play.
You will develop a play character and spontaneously enter into dialogic contact with other strange characters in an improvisation setting - not only through language.
We will transform the online experience and push the boundaries of the computer screen.

Sign up here to get the ZOOM link by 24 May at the latest.

Language: English

Cost: FREE of charge.

In case you’re on facebook, you can watch a little video here! You don’t need to be on facebook to follow the workshop.

You can find more information on the workshop here.

InterCultur gGmbH

National Network
ألمانيا
Address

Am Born 19
22765 Hamburg
ألمانيا

Telephone
+494080602760
Fax
+4940806027629
E-Mail
info@intercultur.de
E-Mail (2)
stefanie.stadelmann@intercultur.de
E-Mail (3)
annette.gisevius@intercultur.de
E-Mail (4)
kerrin.appel@intercultur.de
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2012
Fields of Activity
  1. Youth and education
General Information

InterCultur was founded in 2012 as a subsidiary of AFS interkulturelle Begegnungen e.V. in order to have a division that could deliver intercultural competence to people outside of intercultural exchange in high school or in a volunteer gap year. The Team consists of CEO Stefanie Stadelmann, Head of Training Annette Gisevius, Business Development Manager Kerrin Appel and 5 Trainers and Project Managers with ocasional interns. The purpose of the company is realized in particular through the implementation of educational events and training courses, for young people and adults, with the aim of aim of acquiring and/or expanding the intercultural competence of the participants. Legal entities whose annual payments account for more that 10% of the total annual budget are: AFS IB e.V. and Stiftung Mercator GmbH.

Mission and Objectives

As a subsidiary of AFS Interkulturelle Begegnungen e.V., InterCultur is committed to the AFS mission which is to support people in developing the knowledge, skills and understanding needed to create a more just and peaceful world, to help people in their endeavors to become responsible inhabitants of this earth, working for peace and better understanding between the different cultures of this world. We are committed to human dignity and the value of every human life and of all peoples and cultures. We promote respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms without discrimination of any kind, especially on the basis of race, origin, language, gender, sexual identity, religion, disability or social status. We design our offers with an awareness of our core values: dignity, respect for differences, harmony, empathy and tolerance.

Main Projects / Activities

InterCultur non-profit GmbH offers seminars, training courses, events, educational projects and consulting for organizations, companies, institutions, educational establishments and individuals who need to improve and develop their understanding and interaction with other cultures. With these offers, InterCultur directly trains target groups in need of further education and also multipliers for the transfer of skills. Our intercultural learning training courses focus, for example, on a critical examination of one's own cultural background, aspects of intercultural communication, an examination of cultural values and how these influence actions or culturally determined conflict styles. Raising awareness of the challenges of cross-cultural work contributes directly to better cooperation despite cultural differences. In addition, InterCultur develops educational and encounter projects and implements these with cooperation partners. InterCultur is a recognized organizer of intercultural training and educational programs through the quality assessment of Weiterbildung Hamburg e.V..

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

We belive that we can contribute to the network through our expertise in intercultural competence training and our educational project management efforts. We would like to provide the network with workshop participation offers as well as calls for collaboration on new project proposals. We are involved in the promotion of intercultural dialogue across Germany, the Euro-Mediterranean region and the globe and therefore would fit well into the existing network.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

We would like to join the ALF Network because we believe in the joint effort for the promotion of intercultural dialogue across Germany, the Euro-Mediterranean region and the globe. We have been working closely with Goethe Institut in different projects, creating opportunities for intercultural exchange and dialog. We always try to expand our network of likeminded people and institutions to further opportunities for exchange. Our parent company AFS interkulturelle Begegnungen e.V. is already part of the network, so we would also like to join ourselves.

Contact (1) Full Name
Kerrin Appel
Job Title
Business Development and Sales
Head of the organisation
Stefanie Stadelmann
Contact (2) Full Name
Stefanie Stadelmann
Job Title (2)
CEO
منشور
Education
الصورة
Publication Illustration

Intercultural Education in the European context

This book offers a comparative analysis of the intercultural theories and practices developed in the European context. Bringing together work on the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Greece, The Netherlands and Sweden, it examines specific approaches to intercultural education...

منشور
Education
Culture
Youth
Gender
الصورة
Intercultural learning toolbox

Intercultural Learning: Classroom Activities

The Toolbox is aimed at supporting school heads, teachers and educators in including intercultural learning in any activity run at school. The intercultural learning activities presented in the Toolbox are games, roleplays, debates, projects, energizers and simulations that are aimed...