Danemark

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National Network
Danemark
Address

tyhheyy waljsa
121 hjakgas d
honme
Égypte

Telephone
1718665542
E-Mail
jino@yahoo.com
Organisation Type
Individual Person
Year of Establishment
1980
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Environment/Sustainable development
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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Contact (1) Full Name
Jino Online
Job Title
Manager
Head of the organisation
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"Jordens Frue" Exhibition by Finajn

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Amal Rabah

Finjan Café recently played host to the captivating "Jordens frue" exhibition, a celebration of Palestinian heritage through the exquisite traditional embroideries of the talented artist, Amal Rabah. The event, organized by Finjan, a recent addition to the ALF Danish network, drew in art enthusiasts and cultural appreciators alike, eager to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Palestinian artistry.

From January 22nd to January 25th, the café's ambiance was transformed into a gallery space, adorned with Amal Rabah's intricate creations. Visitors had the opportunity to explore the delicate stitches and vibrant colors of Palestinian embroidery, each piece carrying with it a story of resilience and tradition.

Amal Rabah's journey and dedication to preserving Palestinian heritage were palpable in every thread, reflecting her experiences growing up in Jaffa and her commitment to keeping her culture alive. Having previously worked at the Palestinian embassy in Damascus, Syria, Amal's artistry served as a poignant reminder of the struggles faced by her people over the years.

Throughout the exhibition, attendees were captivated by the stories woven into each piece, from Amal's childhood memories of learning embroidery alongside her grandmother to her reflections on the ongoing challenges and injustices faced by Palestinians. The artwork served as a powerful medium for storytelling, highlighting the resilience and hope of a community amidst adversity.

"Jordens frue" proved to be more than just an art exhibition; it was a testament to the enduring spirit of Palestinian culture and identity. As visitors explored the gallery space, they were invited to reflect on the broader narrative of resistance and perseverance that defines the Palestinian experience.

Amidst the bustling streets of Copenhagen, Finjan Café became a sanctuary for Palestinian art and culture, bridging the gap between continents and inviting individuals from all walks of life to appreciate the beauty and resilience of the Palestinian people. The event served as a reminder of the transformative power of art in preserving heritage and fostering understanding across cultures.

ACT: New Nordic Voices

National Network
Danemark
Address

C/O Alice Knuth Jernbane Alle 25B, 4
2720 Vanløse
Danemark

Telephone
+45 52684667
E-Mail
Artisticdirector@thespians.dk
Organisation Type
Other
Year of Establishment
2014
Fields of Activity
  1. Innovation and Entrepreneurship
General Information

ACT is Denmark's transnational theatre company with the mission to connect thespians globally and act as an inter-cultural creative integrator, mounting masterpiece productions through local, regional, and cross-continental collaborations.

Mission and Objectives

PURPOSE:

The original intent behind the creation of ACT/New Nordic Voices is to aesthetically embrace and reflect cultural diversification.

 

VISION:

To see multiple cultures share a stage through New Nordic Voices.

Main Projects / Activities

The main activities are

1. Performing Arts 

2. Theatre 

3. Others:

 

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Through our artistic activities, connections and experience in collaboration with other fellow artists and arts institutions

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

Because we want to share, exchange and collaborate across the Euromed 

Contact (1) Full Name
Machael Omoke
Job Title
Artistic Director
Head of the organisation
Michael Omoke
Contact (2) Full Name
Zach Khadudu
Job Title (2)
Board member

ALF DK November 2024 NEWSLETTER

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Migrantour

Introduction

Following the tragic escalation of the Israel – Palestine conflict on October 7, both ordinary citizens and civil society organisations in Denmark have been deeply frustrated by the one-sided position of the government’s position. As a results, tens of thousands of citizens and organisation have taken the issue in their hands and launched daily demonstrations on the streets across Danish cities and in front of the Danish Parliament.

The protest movements demand immediate and permanent ceasefires, unhindered access to life saving supplies like water, food, medicine, and the provision of shelters as well as to honestly address the root cause of the problem which has been festering for over 70 years. For this purpose, more than 50,000 signatures have been collected and delivered to the Danish Parliament on Monday. According to the Danish law, the Parliament is now obliged to take up the demands and vote on them.      

Like everywhere across the Euromed region, the escalation has both shocked and disrupted the work of our ALF members in Denmark. It has been simply impossible to ignore the mass and indiscriminate massacres, starvation, displacement and destruction in Gaza following the October 7 killing and abduction of citizens in Israel.

In the face of this tragedy and the position of the Government, it has not been possible to continue talk about dialogue and intercultural exchange while we witness a tragedy unfolding before our own eyes. Therefore, we purpose that the upcoming HoNs meeting in Istanbul on 14-15 December be dedicated to serious and meaningful dialogue in the context the situation on the ground.

Culture

Anne Herholdt

Project Coordinator at the Danish Centre for Culture and Development and the Danish co-Head of Network for the Anna Lindh Foundation. Herholdt has a background within the studies of cultural encounters and international development from Roskilde University in Denmark. Since...

Culture

Anne Herholdt

Coordinatrice de projet au Centre Danois pour la Culture et le Développement et co-chef du réseau danois de la Fondation Anna Lindh. Anna Herholdt a une formation dans le domaine des études sur les rencontres culturelles et le développement international...

AsaConsult Aps

National Network
Danemark
Address

Farumvej 98,
Farum
Danemark

Telephone
44958245
E-Mail
ef@asaconsult.dk
Mobile Phone
21446053
Organisation Type
Private Company
Year of Establishment
2000
Fields of Activity
  1. International/Cultural relations
  2. Media
  3. Youth and education
General Information
AsaConsult is a private consultancy firm working with Education and global information, communication, IT and media. Asaconsult is owned jointly by two partners but have several free lance consultants with It and educational expertise attached. Asaconsult works with private organizations like MS Danish Association of Intercultural Cooperation, the Union of Geography Teachers, Dan Church Association, KULU and with Danish educational institutions like Cirius, SPF, CVU´s etc. Asaconsult produces teaching materials, educational websites, coordinates courses in global and intercultural competences and organizes educational projects and campaigns.
Mission and Objectives

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Main Projects / Activities

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Contact (1) Full Name
Ellen Farr
Head of the organisation
Asbjørn Andersen and Ellen Farr

ASP school network

National Network
Danemark
Address

SPF, Islevgård Allé 5
2610 Rødovre
Danemark

Telephone
44 91 46 46
Fax
44 91 41 40
E-Mail
Carsten.skjoldborg@skolekom.dk
E-Mail (2)
Torben.ulrik.nissen@skolekom.dk
Organisation Type
Other
Year of Establishment
2000
Fields of Activity
  1. International/Cultural relations
  2. Youth and education
General Information
1. 33 Danish Schools are members of the network 2. One million Danish Kr. Each year 3. The Ministry of Education 4. The network focuses on three flagship projects: The Transatlantic Slave trade (TST) World Heritage Education (WHE) Baltic Sea Project mondiale 5. Schools in Ghana, Virgin Islands, Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and the Baltic Region
Mission and Objectives

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Main Projects / Activities

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Contact (1) Full Name
Carsten Skjoldborg
Head of the organisation
Carsten Skjoldborg
Contact (2) Full Name
Torben Ulrik Nissen

Brand E-book: Unveiling Sustainable Fashion

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Exploring Eco-friendly fashion

Brand E-book: Unveiling Sustainable Fashion

Embark on a journey through the innovative landscape of ethical and sustainable fashion with our brand new E-Book, a collaborative masterpiece crafted by diverse members of the ALF consortium. Within its digital pages, the consortium proudly presents 12 compelling BRAND Case Studies, aptly titled "sustainaBility stoRies in fAshioN inDustry." This digital catalogue serves as a testament to the fashion industry's commitment to ethical and sustainability-oriented ideas, showcasing a collection of inspiring initiatives that have germinated within its dynamic realm.

Dive into the depths of green sustainable practices and initiatives that transcend the conventional boundaries of fashion. Our E-Book places a special emphasis on recycling, aiming to reshape the narrative around conscious fashion choices. Beyond that, it delves into the realms of raising awareness and fostering behavioral change, highlighting the transformative power of mindful consumer decisions.

This meticulously designed digital publication extends up to a maximum of 40 pages, serving as a comprehensive guide to navigating the evolving landscape of sustainable fashion. Accessible through our website, the E-Book will also be available for download in a convenient PDF format, ensuring that the wealth of knowledge it contains is at your fingertips.

Moreover, we've taken a step further to empower our users. The E-Book provides the option to display, download, and independently explore each case study and success story. This user-friendly feature not only enhances accessibility but also encourages a deeper engagement with the diverse initiatives showcased within the digital pages.

For those seeking a firsthand look into the transformative potential of ethical and sustainable practices in the fashion industry, our E-Book stands as a beacon of inspiration. Join us on this enlightening journey as we unravel the tapestry of sustainaBility stoRies in fAshioN inDustry, paving the way for a more conscious and sustainable future. For further details on how you can immerse yourself in this enriching experience. Check out the website: https://brand.erasmus.site/ 

Bridging Cultures and Navigating Sensitivities: My Experience at the Anna Lindh Foundation HoNs Meeting

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ALF HoNs Meeting in Istanbul

In a gathering of minds and cultures, I, Maryam Alaouie, a proud member of Crossing Borders (CB), had the honor of participating in the Anna Lindh Foundation Heads of Networks (HoNs) meeting held on the 12th-14th of December in Istanbul. The meeting brought together a diverse array of partners, providing a unique platform for collaboration and dialogue among individuals committed to fostering intercultural understanding and cooperation.

For me, this event was more than just a meeting—it was an opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and organizations dedicated to promoting dialogue and cultural exchange. The gathering in Istanbul served as a testament to the power of collaboration in breaking down barriers and building bridges across diverse communities.

I cannot help but express the warmth with which I was received by fellow participants. The atmosphere was charged with enthusiasm for collaborative efforts.

However, amidst the positive energy, I observed a noticeable hesitation when it came to discussing sensitive matters, particularly those of a political nature, like the horrific current situation in Gaza. While the meeting aimed to encourage open dialogue, there seemed to be a prevailing fear among participants to broach certain topics and use certain words, that mainly express the truth of the ongoing events.

I reflected on this, recognizing the challenges of addressing politically sensitive issues, even in a space dedicated to fostering understanding, issues that urgently needs to be discussed, and actions that needs to be taken, since many lives are on the line.

The fear of discussing these matters highlighted the delicate balance that organizations like the Anna Lindh Foundation must navigate. On one hand, there is a desire to engage in open conversations that can lead to a deeper understanding of cultural and political differences. On the other hand, the reality of potential misunderstandings or tensions looms large, influencing the extent to which such conversations can unfold.

I acknowledge the importance of addressing these challenges head-on. I express a desire for future meetings to create a more conducive environment for tackling sensitive subjects, fostering an atmosphere where open dialogue can flourish without fear of reprisal. The recognition of the need for these conversations to occur is a crucial step towards building bridges that transcend cultural and political boundaries.

As a CB member, my experience at the Anna Lindh Foundation HoNs meeting was not just a professional engagement but a personal journey toward understanding the complexities of intercultural communication. My reflections underscore the significance of creating spaces where individuals can engage in dialogue without reservation, ultimately contributing to the foundation's mission of promoting mutual respect and cooperation across diverse cultures.

In the spirit of the Anna Lindh Foundation's goals, my participation in the meeting serves as a reminder that, while challenges exist, our commitment to fostering understanding and bridging cultural gaps remains steadfast. The journey towards open and meaningful dialogue continues, and with dedicated individuals like me, the path forward promises to be one of enlightenment, collaboration, and mutual respect.

 

By Maryam Alaouie