ZUMU seeks to flip the traditional role of the museum and its participants, inviting each city to become the host of this ambitious and exciting project. In its cargo containers, adapted in order to become art laboratories, especially commissioned artworks will be displayed, inviting people to partake into an adventurous cultural and contemporary art journey.
Besides the museum, ZUMU consists of four sub-projects, which altogether collaborate to enhance local cultural capital and promote coexistence, heritage conservation, artistic creativity and individual empowerment. They are: “Time Capsule”, an on-going documentary of Israel’s periphery, through the digital catalogue of artifacts, brought by the project’s participants from their own homes, which translate into culture and heritage significance; “What’s Your Story”, that works with children, youth and adults in order to develop their writing tools, aiming the production of original stories which will turn into theater plays featuring professional actors; “Community Container”, a designated container which displays local artists’ works, and the “Public Program”, a lively multicultural platform for individuals of all ages, which invites the audience to participate in events and activities connected to multi-disciplinary forms of art and culture expressions.

First Roma restaurant in EU with the unique Roma cuisine.

Exhibitions
The premises of the association also offer a gallery space known as EPEKA Gallery. Works by Jernej Forbici (SLO), Bojana Radulovič (MNE), Marko Lipuš (SLO), and others have been on display there.
In 2013 a major exhibition, entitled Intergenerational Comics Exhibition – Together for a Better Living, was opened and hosted 50 adult and 50 young artists. The exhibition was a part of an international EU-funded project coordinated by Info Project from Romania involving 11 organisations from various countries (Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom).
In 2014 EPeKa was invited to co-curate 100 years in the Balkans – The comic strip in resistance with Stripforum from Zagreb, an exhibition conducted in partnership with Centre Belge de la Bande Dessinée and the Bosnian Cultural Center from Sarajevo and Stripartnica Buch. This most significant exhibition on comics from the region, which also features Slovene comics, is on display at the Belgian Comic Strip Center in Brussels. The exhibition features artists from former Yugoslavia: Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Slovenia (featuring artists Kostja Gatnik, Miki Muster, Tomaž Lavrič, Zoran Smiljanić, Iztok Sitar, Jelko Peternelj).
In 2015 and 2016 EPEKA GAllery has hosted several exhibitions of several deifferents artist: Selma Selman (BiH), Alan Kosmač (SLO), Marjan Amalietti (SLO), Serena Luna Raggi (ITA), Stojan Grauf (SLO).
Education
The association is also concerned with socially engaged education, especially when it comes to marginal social groups. In the past it has organised several workshops, lectures, and projects aimed at an inclusive approach for local and international protagonists (such as English lessons for Roma, intercultural dialogue, lessons of Romani language, etc.).
The education projects are closely related with the European Volunteer Service (EVS), an organisation with which EPEKA extensively collaborates. Among other sources, EPEPEKA is also financed through institutions that promote European mobility and education: the Centre of the Republic of Slovenia for Mobility and European Educational and Training Programmes (CMEPIUS), MOVIT – a Service for the Promotion of Youth Mobility, and the Slovene Human Resources Development and Scholarship Fund.
Social entrepreneurship
The most well-known EPEKA´s project is Romani kafenava, the first Roma restaurant in Slovenia, which opened its doors in 2014. The project was supported by the EU Social Fund and the Ministry of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Rights of the Republic of Slovenia.
Other projects include lectures and debates on social economy, the destigmatisation of vulnerable social groups, and other relevant themes.

We foster an ever-growing network of people and companies, so that our startups always have access to a wide opportunity of deal flow. After completing the Aephoria.net program, our alumni are better prepared to secure capital and have the necessary foundations for growing a profitable and sustainable business.   Blue Growth   http://bluegrowth.gr/

1. CAPACITY BUILDING AND DEVELOPMENT FOR LOCAL NONPROFITS AND YOUTH ACTIVISTS
We seek to help local nonprofit organizations and young individuals to develop and enhance their capabilities and other core functions that nonprofits and causes desperately need, but often lack. Through offering :
1. Workspace
2. Legal training and access.
3. IT and Media assistance.
4. Development seminars and classes
5. Grant writing
6. HR and networking opportunities for nonprofit staff and volunteers.
In order to achieve such capacity building and development, Blue Umbrella Group has started a partnership with the American Refugees Community (ARC) to:
1. Build capacity for Blue Umbrella Group itself.
2. Design, develop and partner with Blue Umbrella Group in Jordan to implement the capacity building programs.
We help nonprofits develop and enhance their capabilities and other core functions, through offering workspace, classes, trainings, seminars, webinars and networking opportunities to nonprofit staff and volunteers. Local nonprofits count on Blue Umbrella Group to increase their knowledge and improve their skills and know-how with quality educational experiences.
For youth activists and community leaders, we provides toolkits for starting their own initiative, support, training, consulting and Legal-Logistic sponsorship services for community activists to help them become as efficient and effective so long as they are passionate about their missions. They may also receive free and discounted services and access valuable resources. Help with everything from governance and leadership, to mission, vision and strategic planning
2. NETWORKING
Blue Umbrella Group seek to create useful links, both within and among communities, organizations, and societies, in order to mobilize resources and achieve various goals.
Blue Umbrella Group will connect private and public sector partners, as well as international organizations and non-governmental organizations that are capable and interested in the development field, assistance needs, as well as vulnerable members of impacted communities.  It will build bridges and enhance communication with civil society affected by the impact of asylum.
In order to achieve the networking and share resources program, Blue Umbrella will undertake three projects:
Annual networking Umbrella
The Annual Networking Umbrella offers annual networking opportunities for international development, international leadership and community leaders as well as member education for personal and business development. Through our panel discussions, interviews with leaders, topic-specific breakout sessions and establishment of  new contacts, participants are able to both learn from industry experts and explore solutions with potential partners.
Compass interactive community
A flexible and stylish participatory mapping platform, to promote an online community devoted to the sharing of ideas and information regarding the programs and projects which are provided by local organizations. This visualizes and pinpoints development shortages and performance degradation.
The Compass has facilitated consultation on a variety of projects including service-learning projects, neighborhood planning, and local sustainable development.
Compass interactive community is a series of engaging and informative live events addressing issues in areas affected by the impact of asylum, including poverty, education, unemployment, dialog and peace building. Each event is free and open to the public and offers an opportunity to participate in a solution-driven conversation on the challenges and potential solutions to these pressing issues.
This helps to proactively identify the development process or business services that need immediate attention and start resolving the problems . These community maps can encourage dialogue and collaboration across sectors, within organizations, or amongst communities.
We have Organized the Compass interactive community geographically to find out not just the specific problematic, development but also where it is located visually.
International cultural house
 
3. SERVICE-LEARNING
From the mission of Blue Umbrella Group we aim also to strengthen communities, and foster civic responsibility and engagement through service. Service-learning is an educational method that intentionally connects community service to classroom learning, and is expected to provide;
•    Deeper understanding of community needs to both  youths and adults.
•    Greater awareness of issues in the community and development of a sense of responsibility to solve those issues.
•    Exposure  to diverse communities therefore dispelling misconceptions.
•    An increase of social responsibility.

The core of our action is the development of organisations, their human capital and the public's in general. Inducar conceptualizes, develops, implements and assesses projects directed to governmental, third sector, and private organisations (http://www.inducar.pt/portfolio). We offer know-how and expertise in areas such as Non Formal Learning / Education, Human Rights Education, Cultural Diversity, Gender Balance, Citizenship and Participatory Democracy. 

programme Bassmat Watan empreinte de patrie dont l'objectif global la promotion de la participation active et responsable des jeunes et des femmes aux élections tunisiennes 2014.
Programme ma citoyenneté c'est ma participation pour encourager la participation des femmes et des jeunes des quartiers municipales aux élections.
Programme MRA W NOSS femme est fière dont l'objectif la promotion des droits des femmes dans les zones rurales et l'arrivé des femmes rurales aux postes de décisions aux assemblés de développement locale et régionale.
a part les formations et les activités qu'on a organisé: des formations pour les handicapés, des ateliers de formations en convention d'élimination des toutes formes de discrimination à l'égard des femmes CEDAW, expliquer le constitution pour les femmes aux zones rurales et journées d'animation pour les élèves des écoles aux zones rurales aussi.
Aussi des activités aux écoles de la zone rurale avec les enfants.
Et au lien suivant notre page FB si vous voulez voir nos activités :https://www.facebook.com/associationvictoirepourfemmesrurales
Notre association membre comité de pilotage programme Soyons actifs/actives Tunisie financé par Solidarité Laïque.
Nous sommes engagés aussi aux  échanges volontariat Tunisois-Français avec France Volontaires Tunisie et on a notre membre qui a terminé un stage service civique avec la Ligue de l'Enseignement Bourgogne.
 

- Regional support network for NGOs in north-west Slovenia - project Grozd
- Pilot project of social entrepreneurship: Knitting Cooperative Breja preja 
- Within Breja preja we are also implementing weekly knitting meeting with women refugees and locals and building international network of partner NGOs to develop a project together.
- Avenue of prominent women in Škofja Loka - activist action for reaching recognition of women and gender equality.

The Foundation defines the development of culture of dialogue, peace and empathy as the basis of all its activities. In this light, the Foundation carries out various activities under 5 major programmes ‘Culture and Arts’, ‘Education’, ‘History’, ‘Democratisation and Human Rights’ and ‘Turkey-Armenia Relations’. Amongst others, the Foundation has been regularly working on expanding its existing projects ‘Media Watch on Hate Speech’, ‘Films about Conscience’, ‘Oral History Studies of Anatolia’, ‘Multicultural Heritage of Anatolia’, ‘Turkey-Armenia Journalists’ Dialogue Programme’, ‘Turkey-Armenia Travel Grant’, ‘Turkey-Armenia Fellowship Scheme’, ‘International Hrant Dink Award’, ‘Annual International Conferences’, and also publishing on these topics. The Foundation has taken remarkable steps to move from program based operation to division based operation. ASULIS LAB, Armenian Research Institute, Site of Memory, Turkey-Armenia Program and the International Hrant Dink Award will be the core divisions of the Hrant Dink Foundation.
Hrant Dink Foundation has established a research library specialized on Armenian Studies and minorities in Turkey within the Anarad Hığutyun Building. The Library aims to serve researchers, students and the Armenian community by providing systematic knowledge and scientific information with particular focus on Armenian culture and history. With the capacity of 20,000 volumes, and currently featuring books, periodicals, photographs, DVDs, tapes and maps, the Library and its archive will be expanded further thanks to the exclusively donated private archives and collections. With the use of Library of Congress Classification (LCC) system, the library offers a research capacity with international standards.
ASULIS LAB: ASULIS is the first social sciences laboratory in Turkey that struggles against discrimination and produces studies on discourse. ASULIS aims to conduct studies in the fields of theoretical discussion, education, media, law and politics, and aspiring to be a pioneering, innovative and interdisciplinary structure.

ARMENIAN RESEARCH INSTITUTE: Moreover, the HDF aims to establish an Armenian Research Institute in 2016. For the preparation, the project team is researching about the history, the scope and the context of Armenian Studies from past to present. To define the scope of the fields of research the project team has got into contact with different institutes both in Turkey and abroad. The Institute will function as a place for both research and production. Researchers, academics, scholars or any other interested individuals will be able to enhance their research in Armenian Studies, with an access to a resource-rich archive and library.  HDF gives special importance to projects related to Cultural Heritage. Documenting, creating information about Turkey’s non-Muslim cultural heritage has been one of the priorities of the Hrant Dink Foundation and making these information accessible is important to us.  Activities like field research, documentation, oral history and raising awareness about the protection and creative reuse of cultural heritage structures will continue under the roof of Armenian Research Institute.
SITE OF MEMORY: The former Agos office where Hrant Dink’s office is located will be turned into a site of memory and conscience. With a special focus on Hrant Dink, the site will be a place where Armenians’ culture and history, minority rights in Turkey, the story of Agos Newspaper will be presented from various angles.
INTERNATIONAL HRANT DINK AWARD:   Since 2009, the Hrant Dink Foundation presents the International Hrant Dink Award on Hrant Dink’s birthday, September 15th, to remind those individuals, organizations and groups who give inspiration and hope to people for holding on to their struggle, work for a more liberal and fair world free from discrimination, racism and violence, take personal risks for achieving those ideals and use the language of peace that they are not alone. Each year the award is granted to two individuals, organizations or groups; one from Turkey and one from outside of Turkey.
TURKEY-ARMENIA RELATIONS PROGRAM: The Foundation strives to eliminate mental and physical borders between the two neighboring countries by promoting direct contact and cooperation. With its project coordinators in Turkey and Armenia, the Foundation continues to expand its activities for increasing people-to-people contacts, promoting cooperation of professionals, organizing exchanges for journalists and various experts, raising awareness on the impact of the sealed border.

Our last full operated activity was the day of higher education event, which took place in Tura'an high school, and meant to bring information for high school students about planning the academic studies in a better way.