We maintain the internet web site called "Rytmimanuaali". It is an online guide for artists, bands and other agents of the music business. It consists of articles by and interviews of music business professionals. Topics range from composing and producing to performing and promotion. Rytmimanuaali also includes a modified business plan – MATSI – suitable for popular music artists.
We also offer training and courses covering the wide range of music and music business topics.

Our biggest project  at this time is writing a method manual on how to work with unaccompanied refugee children, for the the swedish community life/third sector activities.
We are collecting the experiences of sports clubs as well as the boy/girlscouts and any other activity that has made experiences in working with unaccomapnied refugee children. The main focus is to empower the very well extended swedish network of after-school-activities. We firmly belives that this is one of the key solutions to the current situation in our society. The target group is very resilliant but also sensitive. To have engaged adults in a youths life can make all the difference. It can save the individual from exclusion of society and in some cases tragic outcomes and also save society the money every child in exclusion is costing.
The first step contains gathering of experiences and writing them down into the method manual. We have both depth and width in the manual. Some of the sports team coaches work with unaccompanied refugee children professionally and have deep knowledge in the matter. And we have found several societies and sports teams that have worked successfully with this gruop for several years.
The second step will be spreading the method manual and educating the educators (SISU, who is the organisation in charge of educating the swedish community life).

The CLE Center runs 10 legal clinics that specialize in the following fields:
1. The International Human Rights Clinics: works to promote and apply international human rights law within Israeli law.
2. The Criminal Justice Clinic: provides legal assistance, free of charge, to individuals involved in all stages of their criminal proceedings — from time of arrest through indictment, trial, appeal and retrial.
3. The Representation of Marginalized Populations Clinic: Community lawyering that provides legal aid, legal consulting and representation, free of charge, to people of the marginalized and social-economic periphery societies of Jerusalem.
4. The Community and Social Economic Clinic: offers legal assistance and guidance to small business owners and entrepreneurs in society’s disadvantaged or marginalized groups
5. The Rights of People with Disability Clinic: aims to promote the integration of people with disabilities into society by advocating policy change, particularly through the implementation of legal rights in employment and education.
6. The Innocence Project - The Wrongful Convictions Clinic: Works to provide more accessible and practical retrial opportunities by assisting convicted individuals in need of legal expertise and access to justice and due process.
7. The Children and Youth Rights Clinic: provides legal aid and knowledge regarding the law and the legal system to Israel’s children and youth through the process of empowerment and legal representation.
8. The Women’s Rights at Work Clinic: promotes and protects the rights of society’s working women in the ethnic/national/religious/socio-economic margins,
9. The Financial Market for Social Outcomes Clinic: assists entrepreneurs and investors in devising innovative models for enabling social enterprises to raise capital in a manner in which entrepreneurs can pursue their social goals
10. The Multiculturalism and Diversity Clinic: students come with various perspectives including future lawyers, psychologists, journalists, sociologists and anthropologists, are coming together to explore the loaded and intriguing intersections among the various cultural groups composing the Israeli mosaic.

Visualizing Impact's ongoing main projects include Visualizing Palestine and Visualizing Egypt. The activities associated with these projects are principally data and story driven infographics. Further projects include onlinecensorship.ca, Palestine Museum and a series of Awareness Campaign Tools (ACT) targeting mainstream audiences and perspectives within public settings, slated for launch in 2016.  

Main activity:
 
- send scholarship holders to the Forum each year
- participate and organise events during the Forum in Austria ( e.g Romanian cultural night, fireside talks)
Other activities:
- organise local projects and events that promote education, culture, arts and european debates

World Bank Project Investment in People and Institutions: The World Bank project concerns the building of the capacity and the transfer of knowledge to the major local stakeholders of the trail. These include MIAK, trekking guides, community hosts, (local) government institutions and private sector operators such as tour operators. Path Development: This part concerns the field work, and the research on the physical trail and the development of soft infrastructure online and in trail communities. Marketing, Business Development, and Communication: This part concerns activities that bring the marketing/branding of the trail to the next level and allow the presently small base of private sector involvement to expand. It also includes dedicated communication products (print, photo, website and film) for the trail, as well as project promotion. Action Research: This section concerns the collection of data for project monitoring and evaluation purposes and further research on experiential tourism in FCS settings. French Project Investment in People and Institutions: The French Project concerns reaching out to local authorities and building partnerships with them. The project contributes to the renovation of home-stays, and the training of all the individuals that are part of the home-stays in terms of Hospitality training, English Language training, sewing and embroidery training, improving the promotion of the agricultural products, and the marketing and pancaking of these products. Path Development: This section concerns the coordination with local authorities regarding installing the panels and the validation of them, finalizing the technical expertise regarding the accommodations and signing the accommodations agreement and the convention between Masar Ibrahim and the local authorities regarding the maintenance of the path’s marking. Action Research: This part concerns analyzing the possibilities of enhancing and transforming the agricultural production, in addition to analyzing the expectations and the satisfaction of the customers.

NWRC activities are mainly distributed over four main programs;
1) Youth program, which aims to organize young men and women to address social and economic issues from a feminist perspective; through mobilizing them to defend women's issues in different governorates (Suez, Port Said, Ismailia, Al-Minya, Kafr El-Sheikh, Mansoura, Cairo). This is being implemented by holding regular meetings of young men and women to discuss women's issues, and planning for campaigns that address priority issues in three governorates participating in the program, namely, (Port Said, Al-Minya, Al-Dakahlia)
2) Political Participation Program; which deals with two focuses:
o The first focus: Promoting women’s participation in the localities which aims to build a local feminist cadre to support women candidates in local councils on one side, and forming groups to monitor and ensure popular control over these councils and how local issues are being dealt with from a gender perspective, on the other side.
o The second focus: The legislative amendments and activation of the Constitution in the production of legislation to adopt a legislative agenda concerned with women's issues in parliament. This is being implemented through capacity-building of women candidates for parliament, to develop electoral program concerned with the legislative issues of women.
3) Women and Work Program: Working with women workers to detect forms of wage discrimination they are subjected to, and contribute to launching alternative policies to achieve equality in wages between male and female workers in both the public and private sector. This is being implemented through two main focuses:
o Building awareness of female workers of their social and economic rights, and the relation of the social system with the ruling patriarchal system.
o The production of research papers that propose alternative policies for the current policies based on the experiences of countries that were able to eliminate gender gap in wages. This is being implemented through art workshops.
4) Media and Gender Program: This program aims to build the capacity of media professionals to address media issues from a gender perspective. Media professionals have been trained on a special gender media guide "Where are the women".  A follow-up process is implemented to ensure their ability to address social and economic issues from gender perspective.

Studying Aramaic language project 
European modern and classical languages studying
Trainings
Local community development
Consultations national and international
Facilitating development projects localy and regionaly
International Collaboration to assist humanitarian support
   Aims at srengthening Solidarity, Justice and Security
localy and internationaly

 Domaine d’intervention  Soutien social : accompagnement des familles en difficultés sociales  Soutien matériel : le matériel orthopédique (fauteuils roulants, béquilles, couches…)  Accès à l’éducation : accompagnement scolaire des enfants en situation de handicap.  Accès à la formation : accompagnement des PSH à la formation  Accès à l’emploi : accompagnement des PSH à l’emploi et la création de leurs micros entreprises. Parallèlement aux activités ordinaires, l’association organise fréquemment des cara-vanes médico-sociales ainsi que des sorties pédagogiques   et touristiques au profit des Personnes en Situation de Handicap (PSH).  -Les objectifs de l’association  Mise en place des structures de prise en charge de l’enfant en situation de handicap   Création d’un centre médio -psychologique   Création d’un centre d’aide par le travail(CAT) et de Fermes pédagogique et thérapeutique D’une manière générale, on peut dire que notre association « Le défi » inspire ses objectif et missions   du Décret présidentiel n09-188 du 17 Joumada El Oula 1430 correspondant au 12 mai 2009 portant ratification de la convention relative aux droits des personnes handicapées, (CRPD – adoptée en décembre 2006) notamment l’article 01 à partir duquel on peut déduire cinq missions : A. Informer les personnes handicapées. B. Orienter et accueillir les personnes handicapées, (évaluer leurs besoins, élaborer des projets, formuler des demandes pertinentes par rapport à leurs besoins). C. Traiter les demandes introduites par/pour les personnes handicapées. D. Assurer le suivi des décisions prises (suivi administratif et suivi « pédagogique »). E. Développer des partenariats en vue de l'intégration des personnes handicapées

Cultural relations