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Our mission is that of creating spaces for personal and professional development through learning and exchange and we follow a philosophy that one learns also by watching others learn. In a world where individuals have less time at their disposal we work at the merger of education, socialising and self development mostly through innovation in our education product. We provide space for exchange but we also work following a work-in-public work ethic in so far as our projects pipeline and concepts are concerned. We publish our ideas and invite input from stakeholders in order that together we can get closer to realising ideas.

Attività d’oratorio

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Organization's mission is to prevent “children in distress” through activities with children, parents, school and territory.
This activity begun 20 years ago, initially with care only of volunteers, but from 2001 they are supported by professional educators. Now “il Germoglio” manages 2 Daily Centers: the first for children, the second for adolescents. Youths involved in activities are altogether 35.
From 2005 “il Germoglio” organizes a new activity, to help adolescents from Israel and Palestine to exit from war traumas: this project is named “flowers of peace”, and we hosted 5 groups of adolescents in Verona for activities of dialogue and meeting with italian schools.

For the building of an ideal peaceful world we try to build connections with several
organizations around the world that are active in the field of supporting people in different
ways (like teaching them a work, some foreign languages, give them different tools,
improving rural areas while keeping their identity, supporting sustainable long term
development strategies etc.).
We are also committed to provide volunteering opportunities to our members among our
network of partner organizations. We strongly believe that those experience can be a very
efficient way to acquire those skills which are often requested when it comes the time to
enter in the labor market or even better, being prepared for jobs that are not existing yet.
And, of course, for having a better awareness about what it´s going on in our world and
moreover for taking an active role as conscious active citizens.

Born to offer a space for debate to Italian CSOs working for peaceful coexistence in South-East Europe and advocating the EU integration of the Balkan region, since its start OBC is committed to strengthening the EU project as well as the development of a transnational public sphere.
Thus, its aims are to:
enhance the interest towards areas that 20 years after the end of the Cold war are still less known, and know each other less than EU founding members;
sensitize the media and the public at large on the role of the EU as an invaluable supranational democratic arena;
stimulate the debate on major European/international issues beyond national borders and domestic public spheres;
foster the growth of transnational relations at grassroots level, by promoting cross-border networks among civil society actors and/or media outlets;
influence policy-making and the media when addressing the issues/geographical areas OBC deals with through its policy advice.
Its audience includes: scholars and researchers; journalists; students; diplomats; local, regional and national government officials; policy-makers; practitioners of development cooperation; business people; members of the diaspora from South-East Europe and the Caucasus; tourists and travellers; people generally interested in these areas.

The Association pursues the European social policies and in particular the equal opportunities policies between men and women and anti-discrimination policies in order to prevent social exclusion of new weak; develop initiatives of research, study, training, information and dissemination, building networks in accordance with the guidelines of the European Union in collaboration with institutional partners and private social organizations at local level; promotes initiatives in the field of national and international cooperation to aid developing countries or organizations in those countries.

It has been operating for defence of world cultural legacy , through promotion of poetry events and publications of books in the field of poetry.

Palazzo Rinaldi is the first Artists' Residence to open in the Basilicata region of Southern Italy and a member of Res Artis, the largest worldwide network of artists' residencies. A historical property located in the hilltop village of Noèpoli, it provides International artists of all disciplines and levels with a unique and inspiring retreat to focus and create, away from the stresses and distractions of urban living.
Enjoying a privileged position at the heart of the Pollino National Park (the largest in Italy), Palazzo Rinaldi makes for an idyllic country escape. Here international artists are able to rejuvenate body and mind and to concentrate fully on their creative work. Residents have also the chance to discover the real Italy off the beaten tourist track, at its most traditional and most unspoilt.
Palazzo Rinaldi is family run and its core values are art & sustainability: all efforts are made to ensure that any environmental impacts are minimised.

The core mission of the Institute, in line with the three main areas of action of Euro-Mediterranean partnership (political and safety-related, economic, social and cultural) and with the needs of the territory, is represented by the objective to contribute to building a Euro-Mediterranean area of freedom, safety and economic and social development.
This mandate entails initiatives with the involvement of civil society and social participation to promote cultural and religious dialogue and economic relations focused on sustainability, with particular attention to joint-development. The organisation of the Institute and its services will be developed around these three areas (networking, research/training, projects).

The mission of Parsec Cooperative is to promote social inclusion, according to universalistic principles of solidarity and equity and to a participatory model of local welfare.
The organization is engaged in identifying the evolving social needs and giving an effective response trough innovative practices and projects, also in coordination with public, institutional and productive actors and organized citizenship.
The specific objectives of Parsec activities are:
prevention and harm reduction associated to drugs consumption
promotion of wellness and empowerment of children and young people; support to parenthood
fight against trafficking in human beings and protection of victims
overcoming the various forms of social exclusion
social mediation and conflict resolution, participatory territorial security
social inclusion and intercultural dialogue
The actions undertaken include a multidisciplinary approach, emphasizing the action research methodology and the interlocution between the person, his reference networks and the cultural context, in which he lives and acts.