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Programme Méditerranéen Jeunesse en Action (Jeunesse Transformatrice en Action)
The CirculART-e project revolves around visual art education as well as digital and circular skills with the aim of boosting social entrepreneurship of youth with migratory and minority background across Europe. To achieve this goal, CirculART-e includes different activities: development...
The article identifies some of the patterns and dynamics that have emerged in the uneven landscape and shifting constellations of local immigration regimes in the wake of the 2015 ‘summer of welcome’. Using the German case, it explores key players...
Kiefholzstraße 2
Berlin
Allemagne
Citizens of Europe is a group of individuals who feel responsible for the future of Europe. We work together through interdisciplinary debate, practical training and engaged art. We aim to promote active citizenship. Vitalizing a European public sphere open to everyone is, for us, a matter of mental and cultural change. It requires innovative action based on mutual respect and passion.
“OpenFora” gather people from all over Europe at different European locations to create a lively political debate by similarly well-informed, not essentially like-minded people who are willing to get involved in the present and future of society. “MyEurope” is an annual film contest that invites active Europeans, artists and filmmakers to reflect and create their views on Europe. Selected films are shown during a Europe-wide film festival at several places across the continent. “Art Interventions” is an interdisciplinary programme convening local, national and European artists and scholars at disadvantaged communities to identify socio-economical-political processes that are taboo in the community and find, through community participation, innovative ways to deal with them. “Training for Europe” is a series of training seminars. They either combine elements of project conception with work on intercultural and team leading skills or train people in non formal methods of citizenship education in a European context.
In the wake of tragic terrorist attacks in Western Europe, so-called parallel communities have come under increased scrutiny and pressure to be engaged and integrated in the politics and society of the country of settlement. In this context, the tools...
Stadt Chemnitz, Bereich Oberbürgermeister, Abt. Europäische und Internationale Beziehungen, Protokoll, Markt 1
09111 Chemnitz
Allemagne
The Chemnitz City Council administrates a city with about 250,000 inhabitants located in the former East Germany. The city is an important industrial and cultural centre and the capital of the region. It has links to 12 twin cities in Europe, Asia, Africa and America and is member of the Euro cities Network. The city has been implementing several trans-national projects in the fields of city planning, environment, youth work, culture, equal opportunities, education and others. Some of the projects have been carried out in cooperation with NGO’s. The projects are financed with funds of the city council, the EU and foundations.
Main Projects/Activities: The city has experiences in several EU-Programmes like Interreg, Horizon, Erasmus+, Creative Europe and works also with foundations. Projects are carried out in all fields of integrated urban development including cooperation with communities in the region. Chemnitz will be the European Capital of Culture in 2025.
The city of Chemnitz has experiences in several EU-Programmes like Interreg, Sokrates, Youth for Europe, City Twinning and works also with foundations (e.g. Robert Bosch). The projects are carried out in almost all areas of urban life. The city cooperates also with the rural areas around the city.
Ottmar- Pohl Platz 1
51103 Köln
Allemagne
An international or globalised world required a coordinated Co-operation. For that it is necessary that the civil society Has to get in a mutual contact. The public services like the NGO’s are the multipliers for its.
Organizing of exchange programs for young people and professionals in youth and social work within Europe, between Europe and the Mediterranean countries and developing Projects within the co-operation with developing countries.
Lausitzer Strasse 21
10999 Berlin
Allemagne
The Civil Forum on Asset Recovery (CiFAR) will aim to act as the voice for civil society worldwide on stolen assets and close the gap missing in global civil society asset recovery work. We want to be a civil society resource, with the skills, knowledge and network to help civil society new to the topic to understand how they can be active nationally and internationally to fight public asset theft and help to return stolen assets. We want to convene and support civil society in transnational campaigning, advocacy to institutions and in bringing those responsible for asset theft to account. Our idea is to become a network without formal organisational membership, but bringing together civil society with academic experts, journalists, and officials, to understand, address, investigate and prevent asset theft and campaign for its return.
Our main projects are to:
- Develop the expertise of civil society organizations across the globe to be strong voices on the theft of state assets and to play their role effectively in the asset recovery process
- Enable stronger cross-border civil society cooperation through identifying, building and sustaining connections between civil society organizations in multiple jurisdictions
- Build multi-country civil society campaigns to challenge the impunity individuals and the structures that enable asset theft
Our activities:
1.Training for civil society to advocate to and support governments on asset recovery
2.Training on investigative journalism. It could be directed to civil society, journalists,...
3.Assessment on the capacity of civil society to work with governments on asset recovery (with recommendations)
4.Assessment on the current efforts of the government on asset recovery (with recommendations)
5.Public awareness campaigns by providing brochures, radio programs, special web pages and informative videos in order to promote international cooperation on preventing the theft of state funds and returning stolen assets
6 Facilitating learning between civil society organisations around the globe on asset recovery through networking and meetings
The theft of public assets and their removal from the country of origin is a global phenomenon – both occurring in every country of the world and global in terms of the systems used to illicitly remove and hide state wealth. It a phenomenon that often is carried out by those whose populations are in a situation of relative or extreme poverty and with the explicit or tacit complicity of legal and financial service professionals and public officials in a number of jurisdictions.
Civil society is a vital player in ending the theft of public assets and securing the return and proper use of stolen assets. Across the globe, civil society has been increasingly playing their role, from bringing cases to court, to campaigning to close the legal loopholes that allow assets to be removed, to overseeing funds of returned assets.
Despite this, civil society is not being as effective as it has the potential to be. Currently lacking is coordinated, peer-to-peer, innovative and multi-jurisdiction civil society action on the theft of state assets and support for civil society to play its role in the asset recovery process. Too often civil society organisations work separately or through informal contacts, on what is a by nature a transnational and global issue. Frequently civil society is new to the topic of asset recovery and does not have the experience or contacts to play its part in the process. This leaves organisations fragmented, too often unaware of work happening or developments in other jurisdictions, weak in technical expertise and failing to work on campaigns which really address the transnational aspect of this issue.We have worked in civil society networks and are ideally placed to build a strong and effective civil society coalitions.
For this reason, we believe that it is necessary to empower civil society to work more effectively in this field. CiFAR aims to fill these gaps. Our idea is to become a network without formal organisational membership, but bringing together civil society with academic experts, journalists, and officials, to understand, address, investigate and prevent asset theft and campaign for its return.
The theft of state assets and their recovery is a complex process. However, beyond this process it is also one with little citizen oversight.
Despite the need for civil society to push for greater accountability and to work across borders, to date there has been no space for civil society to cooperate transnationally on asset recovery and no way to amplify their voice to the international level.
With the support of ALF Network we aim to remedy this situation by providing support to civil society to be effective and powerful at fighting the theft of state assets, challenging the systems that allow for them to be moved and campaigning for their accountable and transparent return.
Additionally, we could benefit from ALF large community (helping us build conversation and community); links (sharing news and info from their networks); introductions (connecting us to people you would like to meet or other organisations).
Edisonstr.40
12459 Berlin
Allemagne
The film will be screened at film festivals around the world. The film's goal is not worth the war and shows the devastated and their lives afterwards. We have already shot with the former actor Jürgen Draeger, who has written history as "German" James Dean. He survived World War II and today works as a painter.
We have already created the promo movie and start selling the movie tickets, because we want to present the movie in April 2020. We therefore need every support we can get. The next step will shoots and recordings with Syrian children both here as refugees and in Aleppo/syria. Most of the support goes into the cut, because only a well-cut film can be viewed well. We always work in a small team and try to keep the costs as small as possible, but the quality so high that the film is successful at festivals.
Your network is unknown here, only after many searches on the Internet I came to your site by chance. Through my work and my network I can make you public, both as a journalist and as a filmmaker. Of course, you will be named in the film as a sponsor of this project and you will get public at all film festivals worldwide.
I am a team player and only community makes everyone strong
Have fun learning about the world's major religions with creative designs and simple challenges! For kids age 5+. O f the thousands of colouring books available for children, only a few deal with religion, tending to depict only one religion...
Max-Brauer-Allee 40
22765 Hamburg
Allemagne
Common Purpose bietet seit 25 Jahren Leadership-Programme an, die den Teilnehmenden die Inspiration, die Fähigkeiten und Kontakte vermitteln, um effektiver komplexe Veränderungen anzuleiten - am Arbeitsplatz und in der Gesellschaft. Wir bieten Programme für Führungskräfte an (ob etabliert, aufstrebend oder im angehenden Ruhestand), ebenso wie für Studierende und für Schüler. Das besondere daran: wir bringen Menschen mit den verschiedensten Hintergründen und aus dem privaten, öffentlichen und gemeinnützigen Sektor zusammen und helfen ihnen zu verstehen, wie andere Menschen "ticken". Unsere hoch strukturierten Programme erstrecken sich über einen oder mehrere Tage und finden an ungewöhnlichen Orten statt, wie Gefängnissen, Börsen, Schulen, Fabriken u.s.w. Mittels Methoden des Erfahrungslernens bringen wir die meist rund 30 Teilnehmer in einen direkten, offenen Austausch untereinander und mit externen Impulsgebern, alle Entscheider aus der Praxis, die mit ihren echten Führungsthemen und Erfahrungen inspirieren. Dadurch unterstützen wir die Teilnehmer darin besser und schneller Silos oder kulturelle Grenzen zu überwinden auch außerhalb ihrer Komfortzone effektiv zu führen noch besser komplexe Veränderungen zu bewirken
Unsere Vision ist es, den "Raum", der zwischen den unmittelbaren Verantwortlichkeiten jedes Einzelnen und auch des Staates liegt, zu füllen... mit Menschen aus allen Berufen und Bereichen, mit Unternehmen und Organisationen, die das Gemeinwesen heute und in der Zukunft im Blick halten. Unser Ziel ist es, bei Führungskräften ebenso wie bei jungen Menschen das Bewusstsein für die Gesamtzusammenhänge von Führung und Gesellschaft zu wecken sowie für die gesellschaftliche Relevanz ihrer Entscheidungen. Der Soziologe Sir Ralf Dahrendorf erklärt in einem Artikel für das britische 'Common Purpose Journal', warum zivilgesellschaftliches Engagement in den westlichen Industrienationen seit 1989 zunehmend an Bedeutung gewinnt. Er nennt Common Purpose ein exzellentes Beispiel für Zivilgesellschaft "in Aktion".
Die Idee hat ihren Ursprung 1989 in England. Als unabhängige, überparteiliche, gemeinnützige Organisation führt Common Purpose mittlerweile lokale Programme in 35 Städten weltweit durch, sowie globale Projekte für Führungskräfte aus über 100 Ländern. Jährlich nehmen rund 4.000 Leader an unseren Trainings teil. In Deutschland haben in den letzten zehn Jahren über 1.000 Organisationen Führungskräfte, Studierende oder Schüler in unsere Kurse entsendet. Der gemeinnützige Common Purpose Deutschland e.V. wurde 2003 ins Leben gerufen. 2010 etablierte der Verein eine gemeinnützige GmbH, deren einziger Gesellschafter der Verein bis heute ist. Verein und GmbH sind beim Amtsgericht Frankfurt am Main unter HRB 86898 registriert und beim Finanzamt Frankfurt am Main III unter der Steuernummer 45 250 7351 9 als gemeinnützig anerkannt. Beide sind durch eine Lizenzvereinbarung an den Common Purpose Charitable Trust gebunden, der von der Tochtergesellschaft, der Common Purpose Global Customised Ltd., gemanagt wird. Ziel und Gegenstand von Common Purpose Deutschland werden in der Satzung wie folgt beschrieben: "[...] die Förderung von Bildung und Erziehung für das Gemeinwohl und im Besonderen von Personen mit unterschiedlicher geographischer, ethnischer und sozialer Herkunft sowie politischem und wirtschaftlichem Hintergrund durch die Behandlung von institutionellen, gesellschaftlichen und wirtschaftlichen Fragestellungen unter Betonung von Gemeinsinn und sozialer Verantwortung in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, insbesondere in deutschen Großstädten und den sie umgebenden Regionen."