De Amicitia offers its volunteers (both adults and young people) the opportunity to participate in local and international volunteering activities, mainly based in environmental protection and sustainable development, through international volunteer fields and activities in national and regional projects.
In addition, it also participates in international youth seminars and exchanges as a host organization and sending volunteers, mainly in matters of social action and promotion of development, democracy and human rights.

We have supported a campaign for protecting environment and nature. The activity was organized as ‘long walking in nature’ and giving the message of the importance of environment in our life and how it determines our conditions of living if we are careless when using the resources of nature. The purpose was to raise the level of sensibilisation among the locals to be careful in environmental issues and promote a harmonious relationship ‘human-nature’

Regarding to sport activities we have created a professional volleyball team and have organized several matches in local level. The purposes of these matches has been for entertainment and involvement. Indicators which encourage integration and social inclusion locals, mostly young generation.

In addition, we have been hosting volunteers from System and Generation Association and involving them in agricultural activities and teaching English to the locals. The feedback from young locals is positive.
We are planning also to organize summer school for young people. Organizing several activities to keep them active and socialized.

Our activities are aimed at target groups in need of support, adults who activation on the labor market, students who need vocational development, youths in the need of non-formal support, people at the risk of social exclusion etc. For the needs of this application, we would focus in the youth sector. Our youth activities are often aimed at youth workers or youths to prevent racism, radicalizm and hate speech, including online hate speech.

Our youth target group with fewer opportunities are graduated youths of local highschool in Wisznice town, in eastern Poland. That is a remote rural area. The participants often are facing economical and geographical fewer opportunities as they come from remote rural areas and poor families. There are around 50 graduates each year and many of them with sufficient English skills and motivation to participate in a youth project. They are aged around 19. The youths are involved often in our initiatives which we undertake in that region and they are aware of our presence there, thus we believe there wouldn't be needed open recruitment, but only selection of present candidates. Five of them have already submitted their own application under ESC Solidarity Projects Call. We have worked with them within our Youth exchange located in that town and KA3 projects also located there and involving local young people, entrepreneurs and politicians. We are also sending these youths abroad within KA105 projects where we are partners in. We have also experience in working with a similar target group in the town of Krasnystaw in eastern Poland. Those participants were students of vocational school and we organized for them vocational placements in Italy and Spain under VET projects.

In the same time we are a cultural organization which is proud of supporting literacy and reading. We have a number of old books under our care including unique printouts which dates back to XIX and XVIII century. We promote the culture of reading and preserving the books. We also promote other traditional activities like local handcrafts - often organize workshops with people who make homemade foodstuffs.
We use our networks of social media contacts, mailing lists and cooperating institutions and media which include: association "Stowarzyszenie Aktywne Pogranicze", vocational schools in Krasnystaw (ZS no. 1) and "Lider" in Lublin, mayor of the Wisznice commune, Piotr Dragan, the mayor of the Sławatycze commune Arkadiusz Misztal, the head of the Piszczac commune, Kamil Kożuchowski or even lower ranks, such as the mayor of Żeszczynka, Krystyna Karpiuk. We work as a social partner on the basis of an agreement also with the Department of Social Initiatives and Programs of the City of Lublin. We have contacts within regional networks of social and civic organizations. We cooperate with Słowo Podlasia or RadioBiper in Biała Podlaska.

We have organized several week-long training events in our resorts in Poland for almost 400 youth workers and young people from all over EU and the partner countries.
We cooperate with schools in remote rural areas and in the city if Lublin. Our aim of cooperation is to involve young people in the process of self development to make them more open-minded, more critical thinking, more communicative and more active members of society. We have supported them in the field of vocational development by sending them to traineeships abroad and in non formal education by organizing foreign mobilities with our youth workers. We have involved so far over 250 people into foreign mobilities to international projects under Erasmus+KA1 youth and adult sector, so they were able to develop themselves in multicultural environment.

We organized foreign vocational mobilities for almost 50 Polish students Italy and Spain. We implemented VET project in 2016-17 with workplacements in Sicily for students of vocational school in Krasnystaw, POWERVET-2016-1-PL01-KA102- 024895). Currently we are providing career consultancy, vocational courses and workplacements unemployed people in the region of Lubelskie (RPLU.10.04.00-06-0029/18) and the disabled (national range, „(Od)Ważni na starcie!” ABS/000004/03/D). and in 2018-19 VET project with workplacements in Spain or students of the vocational school in Krasnystaw and "Lider" in Lublin (2018-1-PL01- KA102-048055). Regarding this field of work, within our projects we address our support to students of vocational schools in Lubelskie region, particularly to students of the Vocational school in Krasnystaw (ZS nr 1) because their students are often people with fewer opportunities due to living in remote rural areas, poor living standard or other obstacles. Due to location of their homes and the school, there is huge need for this sort of support. We also cooperate with the private vocational school "Lider" in Lublin. We involve there also people with fewer opportunities due to migrant/refugee background. They are often Ukrainians forced to move from Ukraine due to the recent war. Apart from that their learners are often also with fewer opportunities due to economical reasons.

With our capital of know-how we also belong to the authors of the Polish National Agency publication about youth projects https://wymianymlodziezy.frse.org.pl/przewodnik-dla-wnioskodawcow-juz-d…

We have implemented 2 international Erasmus+ Key Action 2 strategic partnership project aimed to share good practices to create educational guide and toolpack for youth workers in the field of preventing hate speech and discrimination online and aimed to work with youths on their start-ups in rural areas. Now we are implementing Erasmus+ Key action 2 strategic partnerships: one aimed for women empowerment and equal rights and 2nd one for sustainable development and reduction of plastic in the environment. We are also implementing Visegrad+ strategic partnership to empower young people to set social enterprises using modern technology and intangible cultural heritage to support rural areas.
We have implemented local projects in Erasmus+ KA3, projects of structural dialogue. These projects embraced over 70 schoolkids and were aimed to increase heir social, civic awareness and make them more active members oft he democratic society of the European Union.
We have also organized youth projects for local youths in eastern Poland meant to raise awareness of the youths in area of entrepreneurship and new opportunities given by social media, internet journalism, European programmes and its reference to the youth policy in the region. We have involved local politicians, journalists and other specialists to share their experience, knowledge and create new products, new quality in the dialogue with the youths.
Within Erasmus Adult Education sector we implement project aimed to send adult educations staf for courses abroad to institutions sharing good practises in the field of folk universities and 3rd Age Universities.

Raia Art Tour 2021
Neo Rural Photographic Exposition
Dancing Between Bridges Erasmus Program
Volume Up Erasmus Program (volunteer leader)

The Mainz Institute for Mediadesign is part of the School of Design of the Mainz University of Applied Sciences. The img is specialized on the field of moving image, sound and interactive devices with partners in Portugal, Italy, Spain, Jordan, Mexico and Macao. Modalities of action are i.e. interactive projects"The Sound of Lisbon", "Porto Cartography", exchanges with intl. partnes and blended/present seminars.

High Quality Music & Videos:
- https://youtu.be/djhgqAOY0EE
- https://youtu.be/wDrYh2V0-P0
- https://youtu.be/I813WNYYAMI (Interview)

Social Media Influencer:
- https://www.instagram.com/thesultanmusic/

Funny Cartoons / Comics:
- https://www.dropbox.com/sh/hec81f5qn9cy7hy/AADA2uEWKpXk-YNFX1bHhnEba?dl…

FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 song application:
- https://www.thesultan.com/FIFA-2022/The-Sultan-Go-Go-Goal.pdf (Text)
- https://www.thesultan.com/FIFA-2022/The-Sultan-Go-Go-Goal.mp3 (Song)

TAA activities focuses on rehabilitating old cinemas that will serve as a free open cultural space. Moreover, TAA implements cultural activities and events for children and youth especially, such as: artistic workshops (fine arts, theater, music, cinema and photography, etc..), local and international festivals regarding social issues (Women Mono-drama Festival, Tyre Cultural Days Festival. etc..), weekly film screenings, as well as artistic evenings/events.

Justice House programs: First: Research and Capacity Building Program Through our efforts in the field of capacity building, we acknowledge that the competent stakeholders who possess the resources and skills will improve the possibilities of transforming Palestine into a state committed to respecting human rights, the rule of law and justice Second: Advocacy and Awareness Program Advocacy activities are carried out within the advocacy and awareness program by engaging the relevant authorities at the local, regional and international levels in order to build a broader understanding of human rights and spreading a culture that respects these rights by educating the public about the fundamental issues affecting human rights in Palestine and the priorities that must be taken into consideration in order to facilitate building a Palestinian society embodying the values and principles of human rights, justice and the rule of law. Third: Justice and rule of law promotion programme. Respect for justice and the rule of law are an integral part of human rights. In the context of deprivation of peaceful and legal remedies, lack of justice and the rule of law, some groups of society may resort to violence, thereby achieving access to strengthening justice and the rule of law and ensuring commitment to work in the human rights system become more necessary. Sections of the House: 1- Scientific Research Department: to follow up the various research projects carried out by the Center, and to prepare studies, research and preparation for the scientific journal issued by the Center and its implementation 2-The Department of International Relations: to follow up the various conferences and seminars abroad and arrange the participation of researchers, as well as networking with different research institutions and join the research groups. 3- Training Section: its tasks to prepare and implement the training courses projects implemented by the Center. 4-The Commercial Arbitration Section: its functions is to manage and resolve accordance with the law all disputes concerning contracts, engineering, commercial and financial works presented to it, and work to resolve and end these disputes through arbitration. 5-Law and Legal Consultancy Department: Its mission is to provide legal services in accordance with the best international standards for defending the rights and interests of all citizens before all courts and entities within the state, and includes a group of the best lawyers and legal advisers in all branches of law.

Bricks Of Hope For Futures Full Of Opportunities
In the aftermath of the blast that rocked Beirut on August 4th, hundreds lost their lives, thousands were injured, and hundreds of thousands of people found themselves on the streets, stripped from their safe haven, and one of the hardest hit areas was Karantina. That’s why, at ACUA, we decided to team with leading Lebanese architects and contractors to give back to the community and help by taking on an entire street in Medawar. Our initiative involves transforming the neighborhood into an “exemplary” street by rehabilitating and beautifying it while maintaining its cultural heritage, and supporting its residents with mental health care to optimize their quality of life. This is the first step to achieving our vision of a developed, sustainable and beautiful Lebanon.

Advocacy training (Rights-based advocacy training)
Awareness raising and advocacy training on the legal rights of persons with disabilities
Online Psychological Therapy: Union members performing therapy with expert psychologists through online channels
Carrying out sports activities in cooperation with federations
Cultural and social activities (trips, picnics, etc.)
Legal support and consultancy