talat harb school
156 port said street Ibrahima Alex
Alexandira
Egypt
- Human rights
- International/Cultural relations
- Media
- Youth and education
Looking for relating with other nations and culturals
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156 port said street Ibrahima Alex
Alexandira
Egypt
Looking for relating with other nations and culturals
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Rruga Mustafa Lleshi, Nr. 41
Tirana
Albania
Ekphrasis Studio was established in October 2008, in Tirana, Albania by Blerina Berberi and Kevin Tummers, both graduates from Maastricht, The Netherlands in “Arts & Heritage; Management, Policy and Education”. In 2014 it was reorganized extending its staff and establishing an international and community cultural center, DITART, and also, federally incorporated in Canada. The main focus of the studio is in Research, Publication and Dissemination especially focused on the management and economy of the creative world, the laws, policies and strategies related to what was and will be our cultural heritage, and understanding how the politics, market and technology are related to our economical and cultural symbols. Education is also core to our activities and through individual, community or co-operative incentives we organize conferences, workshops, lectures, courses, events and exhibitions. Digitization and exchange of our information about culture, laws and economies are among our key interests. The studio has a wide pool of experts and experience working within the Balkans, European countries, and even Canada. Project application, implementation and evaluation is a daily practice at the studio, besides seminars and conferences presented in several countries and especially in Bulgaria, Kosovo and Serbia. Being that our work is so much related to the NGOs, European organizations, civil societies, local and central public institutions, and private initiatives, we have contacts in most EU member countries and have a well established network in the Balkans, with whom we have good working relations. Please visit our website www.ekphrasisstudio.com and our Culture Web TV for more info on our work!
Increasing the artistic quality of life through the development of creative industries and support for the arts and culture!
Some publications: - HERITAGE FOR DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTH- EAST EUROPE (2014); (CHAPTER 1) – MANAGEMENT OF CULTURAL HERITAGE IN ALBANIA AND THE LJUBLJANA PROCESS, Council of Europe (COE) - ALBANIA, A PATRIMONY OF EUROPEAN VALUES (2010), (VARIOUS CHAPTERS) – Guide of Albanian History and Cultural Heritage, Sustainable Economic Development Albania (SEDA) – Stuck on Nostalgia; Cultural Inertia, Old Lek & Theatre of the Absurd; Albania in the Internet Era; A Ticket to the Past & Future; Cultural Stimulation in Albania; Libraries: Albanian Institute of Statistics, etc. Social, political & cultural phenomena in contemporary Albania, (Ekphrasis Studio website 2009-2015) – “Durres- Kukes Higway: Connecting TO or THROUGH” and Management of Cultural Expressions in Albania (2009); Tirana Times Newspaper - Pyramid of Dialogue / Albania's Sustainability (2010)- Tirana Times Newspaper Some projects: - Country Coordinator for Border Movers (EU project for Balkan integration, 2013) - Partner in ShareCulture WebTV for European Culture (EU project for citizen journalism, 2013/14) - Placemaking in public spaces, Community art projects (2013) - Digitalizing public art in Albania and establishing a database on looted art in the country (2009- present) - DITART Centre (International & Community Cultural Centre run by Ekphrasis Studio in Tirana, 2014- Present; several activities such as exhibitions, workshops, presentations, etc)
Our contribution will be through cooperation in research, publication, documentation and dissemination of information and implementing activities, such as exhibitions, workshops, residencies, conferences and other activities to increase cooperation and support for the arts, culture and creative industries.
To contribute and cooperate in the developmenet of creative industries not only in Europe but also in partnership with Canada.
kastritsiou 6
54623 Thessalonique
Greece
Speaking about missions and objectives, I had worked to Greenpeace Hellas in order to protect the enviroment and at the same time, to establishe the renewable energies in Greece. In France, I was volunteer on some mission of the local office of Greenpeace. More particiulaty, the first mission was concerning the subject of the libersation of greenpeace's activists. The next mission was about the monsanto's product and the product with OMG. During this mission, we support the ecologic and green local product. In Greece, I had worked at the organization A21 which is against the violence and the sexual abuse against women and generally fight for equal rights between men and women. Finally, In France, I am volunteer at the local office of Red Cross in order to help and support the homeless and foreign people who just ask a better life in europe.
As main projects and activities, I would like to focused on promoting modern ideas for young people and promoting also the projects of some organizations like Think Young or Esn and EVS which realized some events or seminars concerning the subject of youth education and volunteer services.
studing political science and having some experiences concerning the subjet of human rights and the equality between sexes, I would like to focus on youth and education and on human rights. Cortibuting to the Network of Anna Lindhl Foundation, I think that it is a great opportunity for helping with my knowlegdes and to orientate my personal career especially for human rights.
I would like to join the Alf Network in order to focus on Human rights and the education of Youth. During my studies, I have focused on scandinavian education system and generally, I supprt the Lifelong Learning. Personally, I believe that it is about a great opportunity to learn and at the same time to give your personal point of view.
Megarovou 19
53100 Florina
Greece
Association of Active Youths of Florina is a Non profit – Non governmental organization with local and International activity. The aim of our organization is to empower citizens to be active in their local community and to participate in a wide range of activities such a voluntarism and democratic actions. The organization includes the fight against inequality and racism and the promotion of tolerance in our common European society. The organization has taken part several times in projects that belong in the Youth in Action program and Erasmus+.
Our organization consists of a strong team of trainers, youth leaders and youth workers all joined together to promote co-operation with other organizations around Europe and to amplify their knowledge on the various topics under the umbrella of non-formal education. The organization has also a number of young people who are interested into increasing their knowledge in the particular field of Social Entrepreneurship and Social Economy, have already attended training courses and are very interested in participating in more. Finally, the organization is also in co-operation with the local Chamber of Commerce to promote entrepreneurship in the local community.
Sharing experience and good practises
Represenation of our local culture
Voluntary support from our members
For the involvment of an importatn netwrok of organisation with huge experience on their field which will help us grow our organisation and develop our members.
83 Jaffa Street, 5th floor
Ramallah
Palestinian Territories
AidBits is a flexible and secure online platform that has been providing non-profit organizations around the world with tools to collaborate and operate more efficiently and effectively, allowing organizations to learn from their data in order to maximize the impact of the funds they receive. AidBits enables organizations with capabilities for: Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Collaboration Data Collection Participant Selection & Tracking More information is available at: www.aidbits.com/solutions.html
Enhance collaboration and sharing of information between stakeholders and partners. Increase the ability of organizations to fundraise by helping them create more value for money by increasing their efficiency and transparency. Provide business intelligence capabilities, allowing the platform to highlight which projects and tasks create the largest impact and have the greatest value for money. In the future, this would help organizations to direct their efforts towards more meaningful tasks. Integrate international standards into the platform and make them easily available for non-profit organizations.
Sample projects: CARE International WBG: Impact and Learning System: CARE is a leading humanitarian organization fighting global poverty. Using AidBits, CARE WBG has been able to collect, analyze and share large amounts of program and project data to help improve learning on an organizational level. Premiere Urgence - Aide Medicale Internationale (PU-AMI): Beneficiary Selection and Tracking platform. PU-AMI is a French international NGO that provides food security and economic recovery services to Palestinians, is using AidBits for their beneficiary selection process. Using AidBits, PU-AMI have been able to reduce the time required to collect and analyze beneficiary data and complete the beneficiary selection process as well as the ability to efficiently create reports. The platform has also helped reduce errors and provide higher quality data.
AidBits aims to help non-profit organizations connect with one another and share information between different partners and stakeholders.
We believe in the power of partnerships and knowledge sharing and the power that non-profit organizations have in improving the world. We want to help organizations achieve their goals by providing them with the tools to simplify management of projects and tracking of indicators and beneficiaries. Eventually, we believe this will allow organizations to maximize the impact of the funds they receive.
20 Ashdene
South Douglas Rd
Cork
Ireland
Cork Feminista believe strongly in what we call the ‘Three E’s in Feminism’- Education leads to Enlightenment which creates Empowerment.
Cork Feminista is committed to progressing, upholding and representing women’s issues in all domains. We aim to bring women’s issues to the fore of society through activism.
Cork Feminista is committed to gender equality and advancing women’s rights. The driving force of social change is action. Cork Feminista actively promotes gender equality by organising and taking part in campaigns, protests and Local and National events.
Cork Feminista host monthly meetings in order to bring feminist issues forward to the broader community. Cork Feminista’s monthly meetings are held in an inclusive space that is disability friendly. Meetings are donation based only. The topics that are covered at Monthly Meetings are varied and represent the diversity of feminism. Topics are chosen by volunteers, who are then responsible for the successful arrangement of the event. Cork Feminista sends a yearly questionnaire to its members to gain insight into the issues that its members are interested in, and plans the meetings accordingly. Please find list of events that we have organised here http://corkfeminista.com/
Cork Feminista can contribute to the Network by brining our skill set to the Anna Lindh Foundation. We have been promoting feminism in local communities in Cork City and hosting events at community level for almost five years. We have learned how to reach out to women of all different classes, ages and cultures.
Cork Feminista have two main reasons for joining the Anna Lindh Foundation.
Firstly, we wish to learn more about the issues experienced within the Mediterranean region.
Secondly, we would love an opportunity to share our experiences in how we have helped women to become more empowered.
3 rue Franklin
93200 Saint-Denis
France
It was created in the spring of 2011 as an answer to the lack of a unique platform gathering the incredible diversity and dynamism of Arab-related cultural initiatives happening in the French capital on a daily basis.
A cosmopolitan French-speaking media outlet with a distinctive Parisian flair, Ustaza à Paris celebrates a vibrant French-Arab identity everyone can relate to, based on more than two centuries of shared History.
In the current context, Ustaza à Paris challenges misconceptions and prejudice at its own level, for a richer and more tolerant society through arts and culture.
Ustaza à Paris is first and foremost a cultural agenda gathering on a single media outlet an incredible diversity of events related to Arab culture happening in Paris and its surroundings, but also beyond.
While Ustaza à Paris’s focus is on cultural events happening in France, the website features an online magazine made of interviews, reviews and analysis that can be translated into English or Arabic on request.
In addition to its website, Ustaza à Paris also offers a regular newsletter and is active on social media, particularly through its Facebook page. Moreover, it promotes Arab culture in other media such as radio, websites and the press through regular columns and chronicles.
As a registered NGO, Ustaza à Paris intervenes in a number of events, as expert on Arab culture or co-organizer.
At Ustaza à Paris we share the values promoted by the Foundation Anna Lindh of intercultural dialogue through culture and education.
As the online Arab cultural agenda we aim at promoting the incredible diversity and dynamism of Arab culture and the deep cultural and human links between the two shores of the Mediterranean.
We want to join the ALF Network to benefit from the visiblity and support of the Network, but also to share experience with other members and build collaborations with them in the field of Arab culture in France and abroad.
Amman
Irbid - University street Al Hamaideh Complex
Amman
Jordan
Vision - “Peace and fulfillment of humankind’s potential”.
AIESEC aims to achieve it's mission by developing Leadership in the Youth. The Leadership we provide is based on the development of four elements:
- Global Citizen
- Self awareness
- Empowering Others
- Action Oriented
We believe that the fundamental solution for the world issue is the development of Leadership in each and every young person in the world. Therefore through our Exchange and Membership programmes we develop the mentioned above four elements of leadership.
Also AIESEC does not discriminate on the basis of race, colour, gender, sexual orientation, creed, religion, nationality, ethnic or social origin.
AIESEC is managing and co-ordination 4 programs for the youth to participate in:
Team Member programme: It is one of the most crucial ways in which youth can start their own path towards leadership development. In this phase they will be introduced to a practical team experience, gain access to a global network and engage in practical hard skills development.
Team Leader programme: This experience will culminate with a personal and professional development through the concept of team building and management. Getting also to experience leading other members and guiding them in their work, thus becoming a crucial part of their development.
Global Internship programme: This programme offers internships that contribute to the professional development of a member and assist them to specialise in a certain field of work. They are normally long term in nature and involve working on diverse business projects and organisations.
Global Community Development programme: International Development internships are the most intense learning experience we offer and link together our global network. This programme encompasses cross-cultural positive impact through working abroad for social and community development projects that lead to self-development and skill enhancement for the member undertaking the programme.
Access to Global Talents: AIESEC is providing opportunity for the member organizations to hire internationals interns to work with them, which will lead to have more diversity and a new perspective on the way the organizations are run, allowing them to grow and possibly to expand to new countries or territories
Access to top university students in Jordan: The member Organizations can get access to youth network and benefit of the youth involvement by getting the chances to share their ideas and thoughts with youth and have youth engagement in their activities by inviting AIESEC members to participate. Our member are very pro-active and willing to develop their country which can be a huge benefit to the member organizations since they can attract these members to work with them and to create the positive impact Jordan needs.
We share a common purpose of bringing cultural understanding to the world as a mean toachieve a positive impact in the societies we are present in therefore it would be very interesting for us to join such community where we can upscalle our impact by connecting with organizations that share common purposes and values.
We all aim to bring to Jordan a better future, and from our side we would love to involve the Youth of the country in the ALF Network and also bring the international perspective through our international interns in order to contribute to the development of the member Organizations which will lead to the development of Jordan.
1 Cosán Cúil
Cloughjordan
Ireland
REgeneration is committed to creating and supporting global education programmes for young people that allows them to understand the complex and interconnected world we live in, to critically engage with challenging issues, and to acquire the skills, attitudes and understanding needed to respond to these challenges. REgeneration believes the enormous challenges presented by climate change, global conflict and social inequality require radical approaches to education in the youth and community sector, and that there must be a focus on marginalised individuals and communities, and the harder-to-reach voices to create a sustainable and equitable approach.
REgeneration is based in Ireland, but working in collaboration with partners around Europe and the Middle East (specifically Palestine, Egypt and Jordan). The objectives of REgeneration include:
• To promote a new approach to climate justice education within the Development Education and Youthwork sectors in Ireland and internationally;
• To facilitate connections and exchange in the Non-Formal Education / Youthwork sphere between organisations in Ireland / EU and the Euromed region;
• To create opportunities for global education projects between Ireland / EU and Euromed Region countries.
Specific projects in 2015 have included training course delivery for the European Commission agency in Ireland for European volunteers, mentoring support given to an alternative education centre in Cairo, Egypt, and a collaboration with a community-based group, to bring community activists from Palestine to Ireland on an educational exchange. Later in the year, REgeneration will collaborate on further NFE training courses in Europe, as well as a specialised training course in NFE and Youthwork in Jordan in November 2015 (subject to funding).
Training / Facilitation; Contacts in the Euromed Region; practical knowledge and experience of working on Sustainable Development and NFE in Ireland and the Euromed region.
I think there is a natural connection between the work of REgeneration and the ALF. As REgeneration is a new entity, it can really benefit from the connection and support of the ALF, but also contribute a huge amount with regards to ideas and resources for growing the work of ALF in Ireland.
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