لوكسمبورغ

Le Lycée technique Michel-Lucius est une communauté scolaire dynamique, en évolution, créative et engagée.
Notre mot d'ordre: 'Fordernd und fördern' - demander un effort et proposer un accompagnement.
Au LTML, primée école sans racisme en 1997, il nous est important que chaque personne ait le droit de travailler et de vivre dans un climat de respect, de solidarité, de bien-être et de coopération.

The "Maison Citoyenne" operates under the motto "for a better life in community" and aims to:
• promote active citizenship
• promote social inclusion and equal opportunities
• promote sustainability through social and environmental projects
• create platforms for encounters and exchanges between all citizens
• promote citizenship education

The aim of MA is to strengthen the associative movement as engine and voice of civil society, to emphasize the importance of valuing the efforts of citizens who actively participate in the shaping of society and to raise awareness within associations regarding their role in societal dynamics. The objectives are: - To be a resource center within civil society through supporting the local associations in the implementation of their projects and developing new forms of associative engagement such as volunteering - To play active role in solving problems existing in civil society by initiating projects which support coexistence and by being active in migration policy - To promote and enhance the initiatives carried out by civil society through creating a space for reflection and dialogue between associations

To promote inter-cultural dialogue, social cohesion and to facilitate the intergration process of the newly arrived by creating spaces of encounters with locals, engaging artists, creators and cultural institutions.

Asbl présente dans le monde associatif régional depuis 2000. Elle organise chaque été le Festival Latino du Luxembourg, collabore étroitement avec le Comité de liaison et d'action des étrangers du Luxembourg dans le cadre du Festival des Migrations, des Cultures et de la Citoyenneté et promeut des actions sociales telles que des cours de langues pour étrangers, des cours de danse, des expositions ainsi que des conférences et rencontres à caractère culturel.

As a representative of young people, the CGJL has always been a proven partner on the national level, giving young people the opportunity to interact with policy makers and to shape the policies touching the interests of youth in general. The persons taking part in this project are mainly involved in the CGJL’s activities throughout the year.

The CGJL is active in two fields: One is the promotion of youth participation by offering activities, projects and initiatives
to give all young individuals with different backgrounds the opportunity to gather knowledge about citizenship, society
itself and intercultural exchanges as well. Education is one of the pillars our NYC is built on, in this case the non formal
education. As the quality of education in and around school, formal and non formal education, play an important role in
the development of young people and their skills related to their future daily and professional life, we promote
implementation measures to shape an impactful education policy in Luxembourg and Europe.

On the other side, CGJL is promoting the interests of young people and its member organizations, by advocating on the national and international
levels, as a privileged partner of policy makers. The CGJL assumes its role as representative for youth by attending
international exchanges to gather valuable knowledge and best and good practices about youth participation on the
European level. Furthermore the CGJL engages in talks about the ongoing activities and advocacy work for youth of the
European Youth Forum, who gives a voice to millions of youngsters. The exchange platform planned for this project also
gives young people from Luxembourg and Europe the opportunity to get actively involved in the formulation and the
defense of their interests.

CGJL is also in charge of coordinating the EU Youth Dialogue in Luxembourg and its National Working Group, bringing
together youth from the multicultural context of Luxembourg, a country gathering people from more than 170 countries,
who live and work there.

Putting art in the middle of the life.