Espagne

SOLIDARIDAD INTERNACIONAL PAÍS VALENCIANO

National Network
Espagne
Address

C/POETA CAMPOS VASALLO Nº12
03004 ALICANTE Alicante
Espagne

Telephone
+34 659066689
E-Mail
entidad@solidaridadpv.org
E-Mail (2)
direccion@solidaridadpv.org
E-Mail (3)
igualdad@solidaridadpv.org
Mobile Phone
+34 659066689
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
1991
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Democracy and community development
  3. Environment/Sustainable development
  4. Gender
  5. Human rights
  6. Innovation and Entrepreneurship
  7. International/Cultural relations
  8. Youth and education
General Information

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Mission and Objectives

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Main Projects / Activities

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How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

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Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

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Informations supplémentaires
Contact (1) Full Name
Paloma Jiménez Martín
Job Title
Director
Head of the organisation
SALVADOR PERELLÓ MARÍN

SOLIDARIDAD SIN FRONTERAS "SSF"

National Network
Espagne
Address

Tarragona 21 Street, bajo izquierda
28045 Madrid
Espagne

Telephone
+34 605298787
E-Mail
alvaro.will@ssf.org.es
E-Mail (2)
info@ssf.org.es
Mobile Phone
+34 605298787
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2009
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Gender
  3. Human rights
  4. International/Cultural relations
  5. Others
  6. Research
  7. Youth and education
General Information
SSF - INSTITUCIONAL INFORMATION SOLIDARIDAD SIN FRONTERAS “SSF” mission is to promote all kinds of courses, seminars, studies/research and public activities/projects on social, political and cultural rights, defending the right to education and academic freedom. Collaborate with the education authorities and international agencies to promote respect for pluralism, tolerance, justice, responsibility and flexibility in all spheres of education, contribute to social welfare and, in particular to those groups composed of at risk of social exclusion and/or in situations of social vulnerability families, children rights, young people who have difficulties in social and labour integration, cooperation for development and welfare of the neediest people of countries in need, engage in social awareness towards the development of the South. SSF is registered in the National Register of Associations of the Kingdom of SPAIN under the number 594364, VAT number: ES G-85887750 SOLIDARIDAD SIN FRONTERAS "SSF" is a development NGO registered with the Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID), thus complying with the requirements of Law 23/1998, of July 7, International Cooperation for Development. SSF is also registered in the city of Madrid, Government Department of Economics, employment and citizenship with number 2643 in the category of partnerships for development cooperation. Our Organization is registered in the Leganes City as entity of citizen participation. "SSF" has granted legal personality recognized by administrative resolution departmental No. 898/2012 for the governance of Plurinational State of Bolivia. SSF belongs to the REGIONAL FORUM FOR THE IMMIGRATION of the COMUNIDAD DE MADRID region of Spain as permanent head vocal. SSF belongs to the sectorial Forum on immigration and Social Coexistence of the city of Leganes of the Madrid in Spain (partner in plenary and in the permanent Committee head) WORK AREAS  Immigration and integration.  Cooperation and co-development – European Projects (International Projects Department).  Research, training and awareness.  Volunteerism and social responsibility.  Our head office in Madrid City (Tarragona 21 Street)  SSF has other office in partnership with the city of Leganés (Leganes City) CENTRO SOCIAL ROSA LUXEMBURGO, El Charco 23 Street.  SSF has other Office in partnership with the city of Alcorcón (Alcorcón City) CENTRO GREGORIO ORDOÑEZ, Parque Bujaruelo 1,3 Street. In the SSF management team we have professional experts responsible for different areas and the principal professional staff is: D. ÁLVARO WILL IBÁÑEZ TUDELA: CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER & LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE Email: alvaro.will@ssf.org.es o Masters Degrees: o MA in Integration, Development and Co-development - Universidad Rey Juan Carlos de España (MdE) o MA in International Relations and International Public-Private Laws- Universidad Complutense Madrid (LL.M) o MA in Telecommunications and IT (Information Technologies ) Laws - Universidad Carlos III de Madrid Postgraduate programs (PGdip) in: International Co-operation for Human Development - Universidad Oberta de Cataluña (Barcelona); International Sale and Purchase Operations, E-commerce and Private Laws - Universidad Carlos III (Madrid); International Business Laws - Universidad Complutense de Madrid. o Undergraduate Degree in Laws (graduate in Laws - Esquire) UMSA. - Professor and Speaker/reporter in different courses, seminars and congresses in Latin America and Europe, - 10 years’ experience as head of international organizations, foundations, associations and international consultancy. - He has been working several years on projects focused on the social and professional integration of young people, students, adults, immigrants, men and women. He has led projects in these areas for many years. - He coordinated three investigations on the social and political participation of youth people, women and immigrants in Spain. D. SEBASTIÁN SALINAS MALDONADO Member counselor of “SSF” Email: sebastian.salinas@ssf.org.es o Master Degree Integration, Development and Co-development - Universidad Rey Juan Carlos de España (MdE) o Undergraduate Degree in Laws (graduate in Laws – Esquire counselor). - Universidad Autónoma de Madrid - Expert in immigration laws with 12 years of experience in immigration and aliens. Professor and Speaker/reporter in different courses, seminars and congresses in Latin America and Europe. - He has been working in international social organizations, immigrant associations and in the Public Administration, among others. - He developed three investigations on the social and political participation of youth people, women and immigrants in Spain. Dª. GABRIELA SOSA GARCIA Member of “SSF” Email: gabriela.s.g@ssf.org.es Doctorado (PhD) in Anthropology and Current Society / Communication and Culture Universidad de Salamanca. Master Degree en Research management and Local development at Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Expert in Intercultural Social mediation - Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. - She has worked in social and Immigration project, cooperation and co-development, integration, interculturality, gender, human rights, communication, specialization in techniques of quantitative and qualitative research, among others. - She has works experience in gender violence with youth people social and labour integration processes. - She developed (part of SSF team) three investigations on the social and political participation of youth people, women and immigrants in Spain. SSF other staff: • Professional Trainers • Lawyers (Master degree in International Public Laws) • Intercultural Mediators • Volunteers (previously trained) • General Coordinator Our projects and activities are financed for: - European Funds - Public subsidies/grants - Contracts - services with private enterprises - Contribution and associates' donations SSF REALIZES A PROCESS OF TECHNICAL AND FINANCIAL AUDIT EVERY YEAR, PROCESS REALIZED BY AN EXPERT SPANISH COMPANY
Mission and Objectives

SSF has extensive background and experience in comprehensive care for children, young people, women victims of gender violence, immigrant population (disadvantaged people), the instruments for the accomplishment of the mission and objectives of the entity are:
The design, planning, development and implementation of projects and programs of development cooperation and Education for Solidarity.
• The implementation of actions to support training and awareness.
• The design, planning, development and implementation of projects and programs that encourage labour integration and participation / citizen as / as in society.
• The development of research and analysis and recommendations for further actions to different government and social actors (professional tools).
Among them we can mention projects in Spain and Bolivia (South America) focused on the young women, migrant population in research and direct social intervention, especially young people, families, and immigrant women in the legal, social and labour integration area, also values education, tolerance, integration, social participation, on the other hand develop cooperation projects focusing on circular migration in Bolivia and south America.
We have developed projects focused on the integration of children, young people, families and women (at risk of social exclusion and/or in situations of social vulnerability, migrants, unemployed people, women victims of gender violence etc.) into the Community of Madrid and others communities of Spain, starting from the first host to personalized and group counselling on legal, social and labour issues.
Within its International Projects Department, since 2014, SSF shows experience of cooperation and implementation European projects as coordinator (LIGHTHOUSE PROJECT – ERASMUS + - KA2 - 2014-1-ES01-KA204-004980)

Main Projects / Activities

SSF has specialized activities in serving disadvantaged populations such as:
o Group workshops around the social and political participation of immigrant women.
o Legal counselling services, workshops and awareness sessions and legal issues specialist care in Aliens, welcome and integration process, combating racism, discrimination, prevention and combat gender violence, inside schools, hosting units, refugee centres, public administration, companies and others.
o Supports lifelong learning and career paths for migrants by tailored counselling and recognition of prior learning to improve skills, employability and mobility.
o Design and implementation of different professional tools for unemployed people, companies and social actors.
• Training of trainers in several areas and for different groups.
• Research in different social, political and industrial areas for population at risk of social exclusion (disadvantaged people).
• Design and implementation of different professional tools. The organization has three professional social researches developed in Spain and America Latin released in many countries.
We are experts in the prior assessment and all the integration process of special situation of our direct beneficiaries, developing custom itineraries and with measurable objectives.
The beneficiaries of these projects:
 Children and young people (students) inside refugees welcome centres and hosting units.
 Women and men (people in risk of social exclusion).
 Immigrant population and their network partner family
 Population at risk of social exclusion inside and outside refugees welcome centres and hosting units.
 Colleges and Institutes of secondary education (Schools) and vocational training
 Hosting Units and refugee centres staff
 Heads of orientation, psychologists, teachers, tutors, directors of the centres, principals, social workers, counsellors, etc.
 Associations of immigrants
 Associations of women victims of gender violence
 Neighbourhoods associations
 Social Services and charity organizations
 Public social care services to women with problems of violence of gender
 European institutions and bodies active in the field of education
 European institutions and bodies active in the field of migration.
 Companies
Within its International Projects Department, since 2014, SSF shows experience of cooperation and implementation European projects as coordinator (LIGHTHOUSE PROJECT – ERASMUS + - KA2 - 2014-1-ES01-KA204-004980) A consortium of seven partners from Spain, Norway, Greece, France, Cyprus and Austria, with relevant know-how and expertise.
Since 2010 develop different professional projects of support and accompaniment of social and labour insertion/integration in Spain to people with social, legal, and professional integration difficulties (people is risk of social exclusion). We have developed this service for the welcome and assistance to a big number of people and with good results (qualitative and quantitative).
Among these:
 INTEGRATION EN RED project (funded by the Ministry of Social Affairs of the community of Madrid, years 2011,2012 and 2013) the objective the shelter, social, legal and labour integration of young immigrants living in peri-urban areas of the community of Madrid and develop an effective intervention which reinforces the women’s equality rights.
 SAEX project (funded by the City Council of the city of Leganés years 2013, 2014 and 2015) target the shelter, social, legal and labour integration of young immigrants and women victims of domestic violence who live in the suburbs (especially young people from Africa and Latin America)
 MADRID SUR EN RED project (funded by the Ministry of Social Affairs of the community of Madrid, year 2014 and 2015) project of shelter, social, legal and labour integration of unemployed and in a situation of legal irregularity (immigrants) of Madrid and develop an effective intervention which reinforces the women’s equality rights.
• INTEGRAL SERVICE TO MINORS AND FAMILAS OF IMMIGRANT ORIGIN project (funded by the City Council of the city of Leganés years 2013, 2014 and 2015) To attend, by means of a professional service, the situations of special vulnerability and social exclusion of the FAMILIES AND MINORS of immigrant origin in the municipality of Leganés (as CEMU Host Unit), by means of actions of integral reception, orientation and legal advice on the subject of status of foreigners and actions of sociolabour orientation.
Our Organization has worked for two years (2010 and 2011) in a project financed with European funds (European Social Fund) of the Ministry of Education and the Immigration Department of the Community of Madrid of Spain developing STUDENTS SUCCESSFUL for the network of schools and colleges of the educational system and whose aim was to:
 Support teachers schools, head of studies departments, guidance departments, social workers, external staff of schools, improving school performance and student learning, the implementation of activities of motivation students for the improvement of learning, prevent early school leaving, prevent conflicts between teachers and students, prevent conflicts between students of different nationalities and social groups (ethnic), prevent of further violent incidences caused by gender violence and between families of the school, and develop an effective intervention which reinforces the women’s equality rights.
• Also we implemented a support service after school outside of lesson time of study (in the afternoons) for students with school performance difficulties.
• Another objective was to support and direct work to the families of the students in the process of learning improvement, family conflicts, effective intervention which reinforces the women’s equality rights, integration and social cohesion support prevention and prevention of early school leaving (worked in network with different organizations and other hosting centers of study including referrals and work network)
The project was implemented on 2010 and 2011
 On the other hand, actually, and from 2012 (part of another project of SSF), we are developing a cross SUPPORT SERVICE TO HOSTING UNITS - schools and families of students the schools on the outskirts of cities in processes of welcome and family mediation and develop an effective intervention which reinforces the women’s equality rights.
We have also worked in the implementation of projects and new tools that accompany and support this prevention and training activities working in the areas - peri-urban cities on the outskirts of big cities and with use of information and communications technologies.
Our work also on board the psychological and emotional part in search of social integrations and coexistent habits, the teaching of individual self-esteem, self-help and motivation groups sessions.
SSF shows experience of cooperation and implementation European projects as coordinator (LIGHTHOUSE PROJECT – ERASMUS + - KA2 - 2014-1-ES01-KA204-004980) A consortium of seven partners from Spain, Norway, Greece, France, Cyprus and Austria, with relevant know-how and expertise

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

We have a strong network in Europe, Spain and Latin America´partners. We are experts in the prior assessment and all the integration process of special situation of our direct beneficiaries, developing custom itineraries and with measurable objectives.
The beneficiaries of these projects:
 Children and young people (students) inside refugees welcome centres and hosting units.
 Women and men (people in risk of social exclusion).
 Immigrant population and their network partner family
 Population at risk of social exclusion inside and outside refugees welcome centres and hosting units.
 Colleges and Institutes of secondary education (Schools) and vocational training
 Hosting Units and refugee centres staff
 Heads of orientation, psychologists, teachers, tutors, directors of the centres, principals, social workers, counsellors, etc.
 Associations of immigrants
 Associations of women victims of gender violence
 Neighbourhoods associations
 Social Services and charity organizations
 Public social care services to women with problems of violence of gender
 European institutions and bodies active in the field of education
 European institutions and bodies active in the field of migration.
 Companies
SSF is also an active member of:
Regional and sectorial commissions for the definition of young migrant policies (REGIONAL FORUM FOR THE IMMIGRATION of the COMUNIDAD DE MADRID region of Spain as permanent HEAD vocal.
SECTORIAL FORUM ON IMMIGRATION AND SOCIAL COEXISTENCE of the city of Leganes of the Madrid in Spain, HEAD partner in plenary and in the Committee permanent head).
SSF shows experience of cooperation and implementation European projects as coordinator (LIGHTHOUSE PROJECT – ERASMUS + - KA2 - 2014-1-ES01-KA204-004980) A consortium of seven partners from Spain, Norway, Greece, France, Cyprus and Austria, with relevant know-how and expertise
These strong connections will be an advantage in order to incorporate our NGO in ALF.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

Our aims are similar of Anna Lindh Foundation about is citizens integration across the Mediterranean to build trust and improve mutual understanding, bring people together from across the Mediterranean to improve mutual respect between cultures and to support civil society (integrations process)
Our work and expertise in Spain and other mediterranian countries (for our EU project and network) can be a tool to improve this important network of ALF.
Many of our EU nearby partners are a part of Anna Lindh Foundation and we want to reach and contribute with our work and knowledge this important network and aims of ALF

Contact (1) Full Name
ALVARO WILL IBÁÑEZ TUDELA
Job Title
LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE & CHIEF EXECUTIVE PRESIDENT
Head of the organisation
ALVARO WILL IBÁÑEZ TUDELA

Somni de Mico

National Network
Espagne
Address

c/.Roser, 10, 2-D
Olot
Espagne

Telephone
0034 605902177
E-Mail
lagartofernandez@gmail.com
Organisation Type
Private Company
Year of Establishment
2003
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Gender
  3. Human rights
  4. International/Cultural relations
  5. Youth and education
General Information
"Sueño de Mono" works with a flexible structure depending on the projects and commissions. Our source of funding is basically the institutions and NGOs which approach us to develop porjects. Also, we work through subventions. Projects which involves photography, documentary, writing, mixed media and multimedia. Our main partner nowadays is the International Catalan Institute for Peace. In the past, there has been partners like Cordaid Holland and Commenius Project EU.
Mission and Objectives

Our mission is to find new ways to communicate and reflect about themes linked with interculturality, human rights and peace culture.

Main Projects / Activities

Awareness campaings, pedagogical documentaries, photo exhibitions, talks and educational material.

Contact (1) Full Name
Daniel Fernández

SOS Racismo

National Network
Espagne
Address

Calle Peña y Goñi 13
20002 San Sebastian
Espagne

Telephone
0034943321811
Fax
0034943276982
E-Mail
menores@mugak.org
E-Mail (2)
mugak@mugak.org
Mobile Phone
0034688658402
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
1993
Fields of Activity
  1. Human rights
General Information
SOS Racismo is a no governmental association whose organization structure is formed by 10 members, 6 women and 4 men. The organization finances itself through different kind of funds: private entities, public Administrations, its own funds and members (167). SOS Racismo’s action is based on different kinds of projects, conferences and seminars about immigration subjects and the organization or participation in awareness activities. SOS Racismo forms part of Migreurop and of the SOS Racismo Fundation(11 groups). Nowadays the organization is not formulating or realizing projects with other association or entities but it is cooperating with other partners to realize and manage a new project in the European Union framework.
Mission and Objectives

SOS Racismo is an independent, democratic, plural and multiethnic. SOS Racismo’s mission is to fight against all the forms of discrimination and segregation based on religious, national, cultural reasons, produced both on individual form and on collective and institutional form. We struggle for the tolerance, the respect, the equality and the reciprocal comprehension that concrete themselves in the equality of rights and treat for everybody. We consider positively the existence of a plurality of cultures and we defend the right and the respect for the free development of everybody’s culture. SOS Racismo is an organization where everybody has the same rights and obligations.

Main Projects / Activities

SOS Racismo develops the following activities:
1.- Information and denounce office: We offer a legal counseling and accompaniment service to migrant people about legal questions related to migrant law. Moreover we also denounce situation of violation of human rights and of discrimination.
2.- Mugak research center: We realize different researches and reports about migrants population needs and diagnosis. Moreover we have a documentation centre about migration. We have a review, Mugak.
3.- Media Observatory: We realize electronic daily press revue, we have a press information database and we realize press analyses reports.
4.- Working group about underage migrant people: Counseling and accompaniment to young people in the legal, justice, social, psychological field; realization of denouncing reports; professional formation through seminars. We also realize different
5.- Awareness and consciousness activities.

Contact (1) Full Name
Peio Aierbe
Head of the organisation
Silvana Luciani
Contact (2) Full Name
Maitane Arnoso

Spain

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The diversity and variety of profiles of the Spanish Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation (ReFAL) that work, from different disciplines, to improve perceptions, promote mutual understanding and facilitate intercultural dialogue, constitutes in itself one of the great values of the Network. ReFAL is currently composed of more than 157 civil society organisations that strive to work on projects that promote coexistence in diversity and contribute to the creation of plural and democratic societies.

Supporting young people committed to building more inclusive and resilient societies and the key role of intercultural education as a tool for creating a responsible and critical citizenship grounded in respect for cultural diversity, environment and gender equity are the main pillars of most of the Network actions.

A consolidated Mobility Programme creates joint spaces to foster collaboration and synergies among the members of the Network and facilitates the exchange of experiences and good practices among its members, therefore enriching these organisations.

Strait Up

National Network
Espagne
Address

Mar Tirreno 60
11380 Tarifa Cádiz
Espagne

Telephone
661413934
E-Mail
straitupbmxtangier@gmail.com
E-Mail (2)
straitupbmxtangier@gmail.com
E-Mail (3)
straitupbmxtangier@gmail.com
E-Mail (4)
straitupbmxtangier@gmail.com
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2019
Fields of Activity
  1. International/Cultural relations
  2. Youth and education
General Information

Non profit association focussed on non-formal education and intercultural exchange in the Strait of Gibraltar area. Funding is through Erasmus+ youth exchanges and KA2 projects. Main activites are , mentoring local youth, implementing local workshops on intercultural communication, and opportunities for NEETyouth. Our partners are our international Erasmus partners in many countries, the University of Seville, the city of Tarifa, plus local high schools and associations.

Mission and Objectives

Strait Up is a small non-profit association based in Tarifa, the very southern tip of Europe and
closer to Tangier, Morocco than any city in Spain. We use non-formal education and intercultural learning to connect with youth on both sides of the Strait of Gibraltar and create a
sense of shared neighborhood that bridges continents and cultures. Our specific objectives are.

● Promote healthy lifestyle habits in the Strait of Gibraltar area.
● Stimulate debate around the EU project and the relationship between the EU and its
south med neighborhood.
● Provide opportunities for cultural exchange and cooperation in the Strait of Gibraltar
● Protect and reform cultural patrimony and heritage in the Strait of Gibraltar area.
● Promote gender equality.
● Promote the participation of young people in political, economic, social and cultural life
in the Strait of Gibraltar.

Main Projects / Activities

RIDE : Rollsports for Inclusive Design and Empowerment: Youth exchange with Germany, Spain and Morocco.
SEED: Social Entrepreneurship for Education and Develpment: activites and mentoring for youth starting their own social enterprises.
REMEDY: Intercultural Mediation for youth with the University of Seville.

Our main activities focus on supporting youth to self-organize and engage in intercultural
learning while preparing for a viable future. The goal is to connect local youth to the EU
programs, resources and information that will empower them to create pathways to a positive
future for themselves and their community.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

We are prepared to implement projects in the South Med area at the very gate of Europe in Tarifa Spain, only 14 km from our neighbours in Tangier. We have experience in intercultural education with young people. We would like to share and use our experience to grow the community of people working across the Med area. We would like to host more youth and professionals in this location so that we can show our proximity, both physically, ,culturally and especially regarding our environmental closeness.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

The network exactly matches our inspiration and objectives: this amazing neighbourhood of diversity and community in the south med area. Our physical location is our source of motivation because every day we see across the Strait of Gibraltar to our neighbours in Morocco. We would like to build strong partnerships with communities in other countries, especially our closest neighbour Morocco and this network is a great way to begin. Access to information, funding calls, learning opportunities are also motivating factors.

Informations supplémentaires
Contact (1) Full Name
Rea Fraser
Job Title
President
Head of the organisation
Rea Fraser
Contact (2) Full Name
Rogelio Jose Santos Marquez
Job Title (2)
Secretary
Publication
Education
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Taller de Estudios Internationales Mediterraneos

National Network
Espagne
Address

Facultad de Filosofía y Letras - Universidad Autónoma de Madrid - Campus de Cantoblanco – 28049; Madrid - Spain
madrid
Albanie

Telephone
+34 914973978
Fax
+34 914973978
E-Mail
bernabe.lopezg@uam.es
E-Mail (2)
miguel.hlarramendi@uclm.es
Organisation Type
Individual Person
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
General Information
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Mission and Objectives

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Main Projects / Activities

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Contact (1) Full Name
Bernabé López García (Director)
Contact (2) Full Name
Miguel H. Larramendi (Researcher)

Taller de Músics (de la Mediterrània)

National Network
Espagne
Address

REQUESENS, 5
08001 BARCELONA
Espagne

Telephone
34 93 443 43 46
Fax
34 93 329 72 11
E-Mail
lolahuete@tallerdemusics.com
E-Mail (2)
Fundacio@tallerdemusics.com
Organisation Type
Individual Person
Year of Establishment
1979
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
General Information
Taller de Músics is a private and non profit foundation. Dedicated to the diffusion, promotion and education of the music . The sources of finance come from the same students and government institutions. Organizing seminars, concerts.... At the moment there are no partners .
Mission and Objectives

Promotion and education of the modern and flamenco music

Main Projects / Activities

School, Seminars, cycles, festivals

Contact (1) Full Name
LOLA HUETE
Head of the organisation
LLUÍS CABRERA

Terrachidia NGO

National Network
Espagne
Address

Monteleón 24
2 izda
28004 Madrid Madrid
Espagne

Telephone
680228918
E-Mail
info@terrachidia.es
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2012
Fields of Activity
  1. Heritage
General Information

Terrachidia is an NGO specialized in both Cultural Heritage Preservation and Cooperation for Development in Southern Mediterranean Countries.
The project aims to contribute to the preservation of the cultural heritage as a result of irreversible physical, socio-economic and cultural changes. The project involves not only its built restoration, study and promotion, but also keeping alive the traditional knowledge which has shaped it, while training people from all over the world in that knowledge.
Our main partners are: Spanish Cooperation for Development Agency (AECID), University of Liverpool, Rotary Club Foundation, Intbau
Our budget comes from diverse sources of funding: development projetc comes from public and private institutions like Spanish Aid, Rotary International, Universities. Training activities are funded with self funds that students pay
Our main activities are:
- Development projets in heritage preservation in Morocco, Mauritania...
- International workshops in Morocco
- Seminars and conferences in Europe

Mission and Objectives

- Raising awareness and working for the preservation of intangible heritage.
- Training and awareness raising in traditional architecture and construction as an effective strategy in the care and preservation of both local heritage and landscape and the environment in general. And moving so towards a local-based and culture-based sustainability.
- Valuing cultural diversity and promoting intercultural dialogue.
- Restoration and promotion of architectural and cultural heritage as local development tool.
- Upgrading basic habitability as a contribution to both the continuity of local culture and the sustainability of local population and local economy.
Terrachidia works in these fields through multiple works. The global context in which the work of Terrachidia is developed is a world where cutural heritage shuould be preverved a a key both of development and also for awareness the value of the local identities.
The singular methodology developed by Terrachidia for most of those works combines in the same formula preservation of intangible heritage, restoration of architectural heritage, contribution to local development, and training local and international students in these fields. It is based on the fact that these aspects can not only be combined, but together multiply the positive results obtained from each of them, and incorporate and moreover converge disparate points that have become the hallmark of Terrachidia’s activity: values and aspects such as technical knowledge exchange and cultural exchange in general, among others.

Main Projects / Activities

Training and Heritage: International Workshops for intercultural dialogue.
The architectural heritage restoration works involve the collaboration of local masters with wide experience in traditional construction; of young local apprentices, who learn their craft from them; and of participants coming from all over the world to learn from them. Local materials and construction techniques are used and promoted. This allows a small budget to be invested in the purchase of building materials and to allocate a larger proportion of the budget to qualified artisanal labour, what not only favours local development, but also contributes to preserving local crafts.
The works to be carried out reinforce and valorize the cultural identity of both the local population and the international participants from multiple aspects, all of them living and working together during their development. Through these workshops participants from different nationalities and the local community coexist, work together, share their knowledge, experiences, views... Collaborating and sharing experiences with people from other backgrounds and cultures is the best scenario to eliminate prejudice and promote a culture of peace and mutual understanding, a precious goal at a time when it is so necessary to create new channels of cooperation and exchange between cultures.
The working model makes local populations sensitive to the relevance of protecting their traditional knowledge, their architectural and landscape heritage and highlights some of the development opportunities the preservation of this richness entails.
Results:
15 historic buildings have been restored within the framework of the aforementioned programs, mostly fortified gates of its walled towns and their surrounding spaces, as well as some of their mosques and main public spaces.
• More than 400 people from over 25 different nationalities have, to date, participated in the traditional architecture and construction programs of Terrachidia in M’hamid.
• More than 50 construction masters have been hired as trainers for our workshops, participating in the restoration works carried out. With them, they have had the opportunity to train a similar number of young apprentices in the work itself, also hired for this purpose.
• More than 400 local families have benefited from the project. Much of Terrachidia's resources have been invested in them (around 70%). Of these, over 100 families have increased their income thanks directly to having hired some of their family members for the project.
• Two women's cooperatives dedicated to local crafts have been created in the same Oasis, one of which has opened a shop to sell their products after undergoing a training program with international participants in the context of Terrachidia’s workshops.
Heritage and development projects:
The intervention model is always made with the involvement of local community, including decisions such as the works to be undertaken, the solutions to be implemented and the team to develop them, selecting always the most experienced local masters who participate in both training and restoration works and the young apprentices to be learning and collaborating with them. Before implementing its works, Terrachidia carries out a study of the community where the element to be restored is located, meeting with its representatives and main associations and reaching a previous consensus on the mentioned aspects. In addition, a preliminary work of documentation, survey, analysis and inventory of the existing heritage is always undertaken.
Main projects:
• Project Management of the restoration works in the historic libraries in Chinguetti, Mauritania, listed as World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
• Technical Project of the water supply and sewage network for the Ouled Youssef ksar, Morocco.
• Project Management of the construction of the water supply and sewage network for the Mhamid el Ghizlane ksar, Morocco
• Consultancy for the enhancement of the traditional architectural heritage of the Oasis of Siwa, Egypt.
Dissemination
The dissemination of heritage preservation values is an important point of terrachidia´s work. Many of us we work and collaborate as university teachers and support international courses and participate in many conferences or seminaries.
Several exhibitions have been held on the same in Spain, Morocco and the United Kingdom and a website has been developed to promote its heritage preservation.
Also Terrachidia has published many books
• Ouled Youssef, an old ksar in the m´hamid Oasis. Coedition: Terrachidia - University of Liverpool. 2021
• "Landscape and Cultural Heritage Guide of Chinguetti: Chinguetti, el legado del desierto". Coedition: Terrachidia - AECID (Spanish AID). 2019
• Landscape and Cultural Heritage Guide of Mhamid Oasis. The last oasis of the Draa River. link: http://www.mhamid-oasis.com 2016

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

The value of cultural heritage and local identities preservation help both local development but also it´s a key of dialogue between cultures.
Our methology of work which involve research, building works an training local and international students together helps to promote a dicerse and multicultural society through heritage preservation.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

We would like to join you in order to share our experience with others but also learn from others to make this narratives bigger.
We would like to partcipate in your activities, build network that also help us to reach european people (mostly students) of the value of cultural heritage preservation as a common value for all humanity.

Informations supplémentaires
Contact (1) Full Name
Marta Colmenares Fernández
Job Title
Architect
Head of the organisation
Marta Colmenares
Contact (2) Full Name
Carmen Moreno Adán
Job Title (2)
Architect