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Via Trento e Trieste 133
46048 Roverbella MN
Italie
Structure: Board of Trustees, Presidency, Board of Administrators, General assembly of the members. The budget every 31st of March and the sources of founding are: donations, crowdfunding, membership fees, projects. Modalities of action: conferences, trainings, seminars, campaigns, publications, advocacy activities. Main partners involved: civil society organizations, intergovernmental organizations, policy makers, academics.
Mission We advocate for human rights at different levels: local, national and international. We put young people and women at the center of our activities by adopting the principle of sustainable development at the core of all our activities. Objectives We promote and support the implementation of the UN Security Council Resolutions for “Youth, Peace and Security” and “Women, Peace and Security“, and the achievement of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the UN 2030 Agenda to build more inclusive and peaceful societies.
Seminars, conferences, trainings, publications, advocacy activities and campaigns with local, national and international partners.
We are a young and vibrant organization that is focused in the Euromed region. Through our organization we are involving different stakeholders to foster and enhance intercultural dialogue between the two rivers of the mediterranean.
Joining the Anna Lindh Foundation is a natural step as many of our founding members have been involved with ALF in different ways through the Young Mediterranean Voices program, the E+VE and the ALF Euromed youth network.
VIA NOMENTANA 126
Rome
Italie
The mission of Suttvuess is to create spaces of communication between different subjects. To show reality from an attentively point of view. To create occasions of meeting and talk. Suttvuess is very active in the study of the new languages of mass media communication and most of all the video and audio new styles. One of its main goals is to build new bridges between Europe and Middle East.
In the last 2 years Suttvuess has realized 12 documentaries on the main national and international themes, giving the best attention to the issues related with immigration, work and, most of all, with the relations between Europe and Middle East.
via San SEbastiano, 28
80134, Napoli, Italy
Napoli
Italie
The association has character of solidarity and not-for-profit organization, is nonpartisan and apolitical and has socio-cultural purposes. The association is made up of different professionals working in the field of art, crafts and entertainment: actors, directors, costume designers, set designers, choreographers, dancers, stage technicians, painters, film and multimedia operators, free-thinkers.
The association is a theater association. The association carries out its statutory goals through the organization (in collaboration with public and private institutions, associations, groups etc..) reviews of performances, workshops, exhibitions, conferences, workshops, regular and special education activities, vocational training courses , movies, audio-visual and multimedia production shows and other events that may affect the arts, crafts and entertainment, as well as other activities related to its institutional purposes in favor of people at a disadvantage: people with physical and mental suffering from diseases involving non-temporary impairments, poor, abandoned children, orphans or in situations of maladjustment and deviance, refugees, immigrants have-nots.
Promote and implement cultural and leisure activities such as theater, music, cinema, photography, painting, sculpture, tourism, seminars and conferences.
Activities and dissemination of information science and culture. Organize spettcaoli, exhibitions conferences, seminars, concerts, and anything else deemed necessary to achieve the purpose of association.
To promote international exchanges with other European Union countries and between EU and non EU countries.migrants have-nots.
Promote and implement cultural and leisure activities such as theater, music, cinema, photography, painting, sculpture, tourism, seminars and conferences.
Activities and dissemination of information science and culture. Organize spettcaoli, exhibitions conferences, seminars, concerts, and anything else deemed necessary to achieve the purpose of association.
To promote international exchanges with other European Union countries and between EU and non EU countries. All our members are both social trainers and artists and regularly organise workshops and seminars in the performing arts, working with the youth living in disadvantaged areas.This is why performances and stagings are enmeshed with the social realities of marginalisation, violence and hardship experienced by the many in the poorer neighbourhoods of the cities.
In 2005, our first show - 'O Mare (The Sea) - addressed the hot topic of illegal migrants in through a dream language, written and performed in Italian, in Albanian, Argentina, and in sign language, the work was admitted to the selections for the Ustica Award and won the "Premio Scenario" Award.
Our second job - Santa Lucia della Bella Speranza (St. Lucy's Holy Hope) - was staged in 2007 and has addressed the problem of childcare, in reaction to the passage by Italian Parliament of the Law. 149 by providing for the closure and dismantling of all orphanages in the country by the end of the year. Increasingly oriented to explore social issues through our work, we traveled to Bosnia, where we organized a theater workshop in an orphanage in the city of Mostar. Based on this experience, we shot the short film Super Dobro and wrote the subject of Saint Luciadella Bella Speranza.
In May 2008, our play La Tentazione won the ETI - New Creative Award, the award has supported the project and has secured the cooperation of the Teatro Stabile of Naples Mercadante and the Spring Festival the Theatre.
From July 2010 to March 2011 Tavern East has developed his play through the new "Faust" of some residences and workshops. The firs step was taken in Marseille (La Belle de Mai The Friche), then Palermo (The Vicar) and Naples in the end. The project is also supported by the Goethe Institut.
In July 2011 Tavern East will make its debut with his new play "Faust" at the Theatre Festival Italy.
During 2009, 2010 and 2011 Tavern East was the main organization behind the event is open "Neapolitan Ramblas" - an outdoor festival of street artists and art exhibitions, including the program of the Theatre Festival Italy (Naples, 2009, 2010, 2011).In September 2011 Sara Sun Notarbartolo has started working on the project Morgana, a project that includes workshops and performances in the cities of the Mediterranean made with artists of different countries. This project, we hope, will give birth in the summer of 2013, the show "Morgana mirages and memories of travelers in the Mediterranean"
In Italy, our company will be happy to meet travelers and artists with projects similar to ours, to create exchanges and sharing of ideas and projects.
We hope that our project "Morgana" is also a way to bring artists here in Italy: actors, playwrights, directors from other cities and make a play performed and written in different languages of the Mediterranean.
The characteristic of our association has always been to mix languages and art forms. Ever since our foundation in every show we have collaborated with artists of different origins (Italy, South America, Albania, Bosnia and Eregovina, France).
We have always tried to create a network of social and cultural exchange with other countries. We believe that being part of the ALF network will help us improve these objectives and to find good partnerships.
Via P. Gili n. 4
90138 Palermo PA
Italie
Tavola Tonda Association is a School of Traditional Music and Dances founded in 2010, in Palermo, Sicily. We have a recording studio, a lutherie, 4 classrooms, 1 stage, a permanent exhibition of traditional Mediterranean musical instruments and a performance/dance hall. Our Team includes:
• 1 full time Art director and President
• 1 a part-time Dancer, percussionist, traditional dances teacher.
• 12 volunteers
Our average annual operating budget is € 150k, and our work is funded by earned income (e.g. rentals, fee for service, etc.), Foundations, Government Donors, National funds. We deliver a rich weekly program of 5 traditional dance classes and 8 traditional music instruments classes engaging and training around 200 people, intensive workshops and seminars of traditional dances, vocal technique, frame drumming techniques and drum making workshops, Balfolk dances events with live bands. We partnered with National and local Organisations like Arci, Ballarò Buskers Aps, Pride Palermo, Associazione Musicale Etnea.
Tavola Tonda Association is a School of Traditional Music and Dances founded in 2010, in Palermo, Sicily. Our mission is to
foster and scale up inclusive artistic and cultural practices in the local contexts to engage and empower communities in a
cross generational exchange of knowledge, by protecting, conserving, restoring the cultural heritage of Sicily and the
broader Mediterranean music and dancing.
3 main objectives:
1-Promote better access and engagement of the community with the cultural heritage of Sicily and the broader
Mediterranean music and dancing and improve its protection, enhancement and restoration.
2-Regain community public space access, while generating new paths for encounters, where audiences, local and
international artists gather to engage with one another, developing new content and alliances for cooperative social
thinking and the exchange of ideas.
3- Promoting gender equality and human rights focusing on the practice of women collective performance through
dedicated training and cross cultural exchange of artistic practices, with the aim of actively repositioning the role of
women as ritual officers and performers in traditional culture and music throughout the spectrum of the mediterranean
cultural crossroads.
Today, Tavola Tonda delivers a rich weekly program of 5 traditional dance classes and 8 traditional music instruments
classes: frame drum, guitar, mandolin and accordion, engaging and training around 200 people, between youth and adults.
Prior to the COVID-19 crisis, we also offered music instruments courses of flute, violin, Arab oud, and the traditional
singing and vocal technique and training course, reaching more than 400 people. The health crisis linked to the COVID-19
pandemic had a profound impact on the entire global cultural ecosystem. The mobility restrictions and confinement
measures drastically curtailed access to culture and have disrupted the cultural sector as a whole. By March 2020, our inperson classes, events, concerts and performances were cancelled or postponed. Building on the impact and considering
the still challenging context post-COVID, we are still recovering and implementing our activities and complementarities.
In 2022/23 our classes have been complemented by 10 intensive workshops and seminars of traditional dances, vocal
technique, frame drumming techniques and drum making workshops led by many of the icons of the Italian and
international traditional and ethnic music scenes, engaging more than 300 people.
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Since 2017, Tavola Tonda has been organising Sponde Sonore Festival, one of the most relevant festivals dedicated to
traditional, ethnic and folk music in Italy, hosting live music featuring national and international artists as well as art
installations and workshops. Over 6 months, more than 2100 audiences, as well as visitors from other parts of Italy,
Europe, and beyond, take part in 17 festival’s concerts and other cultural activities.
Before the Covid pandemic, Balfolk dances events in Tavola Tonda were started with our first big ball in March of 2011
and since then many people have contributed to the development of this community based event. In 2022/23 we organized
8 Balfolk dances events with live bands, sometimes visiting from out of town, often focusing on a specific regional music
and dance, and open to all to participate. More than 700 people attended them.
Over the last 2 years we also organised 10 Milonga (Tango) evenings reaching over 1200 people, we also hosted 8 book
launch events attended by 800 people and 10 Stand Up Comedy evenings more than 1000 people.
Tavola Tonda is also active in production work to create a cohesive and entertaining experience for the audience, while
raising the necessary funds to finance the production. Several theatre and music performances were produced along the
year. The Choròs project, an all female frame drumming performance collective, is also a produced performance, a
workshop incubator and spearhead into new research projects. One such project is the Euro Mediterranean Frame Drum
Map. A google map powered collective project born to gather all the known documents and evidence of female frame
drumming from the proto and prehistoric periods until present times in the broader Mediterranean area, the project
complemented by a growing bibliography provides a great starting point to anyone interested in the frame drumming
traditions of the area.
The safeguarding and valorisation of the cultural heritage of Sicily and the broader Mediterranean music and dancing
through the engagement and the participation of our communities by inclusive artistic and cultural practices is our way to
rely on creativity and develop heritage-led community development. Through our activities youth and adults will be
engaged in proposing and developing artwork as creative solutions to local challenges. Creativity can then be understood
as ways of expanding what we already know, understand and can do.Through its creative imagination and ingenious
rebirth, art tells a story that has the power to alter and positively influence people’s perspectives and opinions while also
instilling values that benefit all, no matter how our backgrounds or beliefs may differ. In one of our traditional dance
classes, for example, even though each participant is learning a fixed movement vocabulary, since learning is primarily
kinaesthetic, each individual makes their own connections to the idea of the movement. Each participant brings into the
class her/his own individuality, which when merged with the seemingly repetitive or rigid movement code of the dance
style, reflects the personality of the dancer.
We would contribute to the Network to keep engaging the youth in our community in Art and culture, while creating a new
generation who may go on to produce works that raise awareness of the issues they feel passionate about. We will
support the facilitation of artistic Residencies with North African and Southern European traditional artists, where artists
could work on a project changing perspective and in the meantime they could also give workshops on their specialty in the
communities and contribute to improve our internationalisation.
The participation in the Network will give us the opportunities to become member of a community of practice, bringing our musicians, dancers, young people and adults '' into the tent” and creating a space of exchange, co-creation and inclusion, while create synergies and complementarities with national and international likeminded organisations to create a movement of Creativity for Social Change. Getting in a new network comes with a new set of collaboration possibilities. Letting us cross borders and cross pollinate our talents and expertise with that of others, strengthening the skills and capabilities necessary to overcome our current struggles. Being part of an extensive platform born of the combined efforts of research, education and artistic activities for the transmission of tradition and exploration of innovation,can bring people together across borders, in a safe space where so many languages, cultural practices, collective memories, beliefs and perspectives coexist in close proximity.
Via Sant'Andrea, 11 - 09129 Cagliari - Italy
Cagliari
Italie
TDM 2000 is an independent, non profit organisation with educational aims that manage young people willing to participate in the volunteer sector.
It contributes to the development of personal and professional skills organizing intercultural activities and involving the participants in practical experiences of life that allow sharing and exchanging of ideas, opinions and experiences.
Field of interest: human rights education, intercultural learning, environment, democracy, active citizenship, interfaith dialogue, non formal education, international cooperation.
All the activities we implement are thought, planned and realized by young people. Members’ age: from 15 to 36. They are students, workers, unemployed, disadvantaged youngsters.
We also work to foster cooperation among public bodies like local municipalities and the regional government with their counterparts at the international level.
The activities it undertakes include the organization of various multicultural projects according to the aim of enhancing Sardinia (its culture and its territories).
TDM 2000 has branches in Malta, Latvia and Germany and Estonia. We have an international network called TDM 2000 International. We implement around 10 projects per year at local level and around 30 projects abroad (in which we are partially organizers and partially partners).
The organization and the realization of these projects contribute to development of young people by making them responsible for the activities that they undertake and by broadening their understanding of cultural differences. We organize two big reception projects: International Summer Week and International Winter Week. Both are aimed at intercultural integration. ISW is realized in Sardinia and IWW is organized abroad as it aims to promote regions of Europe that are not so well known.
We are accredited as hosting, sending and coordinating organization through the European Voluntary Service.
We have been recognized as Non Government Voluntary Organization by the Government of Sardinia.
We participate in Leonardo Da Vinci Programme.
via Leone Tolstoi, 49
20146 Milan
Italie
Raising social awareness about:
humar rights;
theatre and impact on society
social documentay and impact on social issues
feature films and impact on social issues
experimental research in media and visual arts
researches on contemporary dramaturgies, co-production of documentary and feature films engaged in humanr rights and social issues
We are strongly interested in participating the following tools of your Foundation::
- BELIEVE IN DIALOGUE ACT FOR CITIZENSHIP FACILITY;
- ANNA LINDH FORUM;
- MULTI-ANNUAL PROGRAMMES AND REGIONAL INITIATIVES; - OBSERVATORY ON SOCIAL TRENDS AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY
We are strongly interested in participating the following tools of your Foundation::
- BELIEVE IN DIALOGUE ACT FOR CITIZENSHIP FACILITY;
- ANNA LINDH FORUM;
- MULTI-ANNUAL PROGRAMMES AND REGIONAL INITIATIVES; - OBSERVATORY ON SOCIAL TRENDS AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY
We share the following aims of your Foundation, and want to contribute to them:
- promoting regional alliances of organized citizens to address issues of common interest
-promoting national and sub-regional initiatives of the Networks to complement the ALF action,
-exchanging ideas and good practices for the mutual enhancement of the Networks and of the ALF management,
-diversifying funding and providing grant mechanisms, including mechanisms to support mobility and exchange,
-facilitating fluid communication between HoN Institutions and Network Coordinators, on the one hand, and governmental or inter-governmental institutions, on the other hand.
Via Postiglione n.8
Bari
Italie
“Theater for peace is a NGO that wants to build bridges of dialogue with the purpose to effect a constructive resolution of the cultural, ideological and social conflicts.
Work with artists and trainers that operates in disadvantage areas with the objective to create a net of young artists for peace that believes in the cultural cooperation as occasion of learning and permanent formation and in the creativeness as process of social transformation.
Theaters of Peace Association of Social Promotion constituted in 2008; principal objectives: promotion, production and diffusion of cultural and artistic activity (theater, dance, music and visual arts generally, with an elevated educational and formative content);
MAIN PROJECTS
2009: Partner in the project financed by the Region Puglia (Assessorato to the Mediterranean - Cooperation with the Third countries) on the echo-tourist revaluation in the district of Jezzin (Lebanon).
July 2008: Partners in the project Youth in Action ACTION 1 “Best practice in sustenable development and water resources in European-mediterranean area” (Israel, Palestine, Lebanon, Slovenia).
August 2008: Partner in “Maktub” show produced by the company ResExtensa in collaboration with Legambiente Puglia and international partners (Israel, Palestine, Ireland, Switzerland)
Via Peppino Impastato
161
10034 Chivasso TO
Italie
TEATRO A CANONE, theatrical research and creation group is made up of five people working together in the theatre. It was founded in 2008 and is located in Chivasso (Turin). The daily workshop consists of physical and vocal training according to Theatre Anthropology principles, the practice of Indian classic dances (Kathakali and Odissi) and research about physical actions in relation to music. Simultaneously, the creation of performances makes the group deal with scenic composition techniques.
Teatro a Canone realizes many projects keeping in mind local territory around Chivasso and the international vision of the theatrical research. Between these guidelines, a set of activities exists on the territory meant as a geographic area in which Teatro a Canone, through the workshop dimension, creates new cultural relationships, but also as territories in which social disease becomes the privileged context where creating new dramaturgies able to dialogue with the contemporary times.
In 2010 Teatro a Canone spent 45 days in a psychiatric centre at Mental Health Service in Trento where the actors and the director rehearsed a new performance based on the classical drama of Hamlet. At the end of a creative process, the performance "Soave sia il vento" links Shakespeare’s lines with the real stories of the people healed from psychiatric diseases. In 2011 the pioneer group divided and Luca Vonella took over Teatro a Canone. Actor, director and pedagogue, he realized Horatio – naked lives: a “danced testimony” of his itinerary in the many Italian psychiatric centres, in particular in Trento. Besides Laura Prono who collaborated on specific projects, Anna Fantozzi from Marcido Marcidorjs Theatre Company joined Teatro a Canone. Anna is an actress, a scenographer and started creating Puppetry. With other actresses, the group created A hard rain-study for a tempest based on The Tempest by William Shakespeare.
The performance recreates conflicts and sceneries from the Third World; it debuted at “Kaleidoscope International Youth festival of Contemporary Art” in Tuzla (Bosnia-Herzegovina). At that time, Teatro a Canone started the cooperation with the Antiviolence
Centre of Chivasso. It was born like a permanent laboratory Il Clan delle Cicatrici in which badly treated women were trained in vocal and physical exercises.
Experts of Anti-violence Centre notice the utility of this training for their rehabilitation. They created a play that is presented at “Teatri Peregrini - No borders Performance Art Festival” in Sardinia. Teatro a Canone led workshops with disabled people, institutional
high schools, Municipalities and theatres.
Teatro a Canone has collaborated with Università di Roma Tre, Altamira Studio Teater in Nordisk Teaterlaboratorium (Holstebro, Denmark). With Teatro Tascabile of Bergamo, Teatro a Canone contributed to the grand opening performance of Picture
Gallery Accademia Carrara in Bergamo.
To spread practices, techniques and aesthetic contents among young of Mediterranean. Create moments of cultural exchange and research in the field of Performing Arts. Increase the artistic experiences and encourage the local youth protagonism. Strengthen solidarity between the Italian, European and North African people.
To estabilish multidisciplinar relation with the score to generate educational, pedagogical, cultural, artistic and social actions.
We performed in Tunisia and we have very good relations with Cultural Institutions and Theatre Festivals. We want to stimulate research theatre laboratories, street performances to reach new spectators, to creat a new public in the lower and weakes social groups.
We want to establish new relations with new partners expanding the possibilities to meet new organizations. We want to have cooperation experiences in North Africa, to realize more efficient intercultural projects between Mediterranean countries. We want to learn from other organizations through cultural exchanges and reflection meeting.
