Organise festivals and religious celebrations related to the region and the protection of cultural heritage of the Sahara region; The association received large groups of tourists between September and the middle of june, where the target will be a window for international and local tourists who came to visit the Sahra and enjoy with the religious celebration as Mawlid and the new year.
-Insure the management and renovation of the old Ksar and its yards; the association with its poor resources unless it gives a big importance to preserve the car as it is old and insure the renovation of its yards the association with its poor resources unless it gives a big importance to preserve the ksar as it is old and insure the renovation of its yards every year.
 

Together Association is run by a board formed of six individuals who hold their posts as volunteers. Currently Together Association runs a project dealing with social integration and suburban activities. Besides, municipal and state authorities purchase rehabilitation services from the association. Six people work at Together Association full time. In addition, the association always employs a varying number of part-timers, interns and volunteers.
The activities are funded by STEA (Funding Center for Social Welfare and Health Organizations). Together Association also gets minor support from the Ministry of Education and Culture and Regional State Administrative Agency. Also when possible, new sources of funding are sought.
Together Association works at Varissuo, neighbourhood that is the most culturally diverse in Finland. City of Turku provides the association with premises in the centre of the area. The place is open for all. Anyone can step in, read newspapers, drink coffee or meet with friends. Immigrant communities also use the location for their own club meetings and cultural events.
TOGETHER Association cooperates closely with the municipality of Turku and its branches, as well as with local immigrant and multicultural NGOs and other actors in Varissuo area.
The IKU project is in charge of the overall administration of the association´s premises and coordinating their implementation. The project offers different group activities and organizes events. The goal is to encourage different cultures to interact. The groups we offer include cooking, physical exercise, Finnish and English languages, excursions etc.

Research and Networking:

Processes of democratization and recent debates: political systems in flux, further development of democratic mechanisms, direct democracy, new concepts of citizenship, gender perspectives on society and politics

Europe and European Enlargement processes: historical development and recent perspectives, debates on reforms, processes of participation

Migration and Integration: Austrian and European migration policy, Asylum policy and human rights

Culture of remembrance: dealing with the past, historical-political education, collective memory

Media and image communication: media society, historical short movies, political visual strategies, deconstruction and analysis of historical and recent election posters
Workshops, touring exhibitions, publications:

(online) participation of pupils (project: PoliPedia.at / PoliPedia.eu)

migration and integration (project: Migration on Tour)

human rights and democracy

Global Citizenship Education
Virtual Knowledge Centre:
The Democracy Centre Vienna sets out to provide a virtual knowledge centre (available via www.demokratiezentrum.org) with an extensive supply of substantive material on relevant current and historical questions of democracy and sociopolitics addressing the wider public.

youth exchanges, training courses, seminars

Association activities are used to accomplish the objectives are: - The monitoring of human and constitutionally guaranteed rights and freedoms in the Republic of Croatia and the collection of documents on human rights cases and constitutionally guaranteed rights, and fingering and encourage the need to protect human and the Constitution of the Republic of Croatia guaranteed rights to the competent authorities; - Proposing, advocacy and monitoring of national and international public policy, anti-discrimination and human rights; - Raising awareness of human rights and promotion of democracy, citizenship policy of the European Union and consistent respect for the rule of law; - Advocacy and assistance for the benefit of citizens on the basis of equality and gender equality; - Strengthening and development of civil society for the provision of social services and the preparation and implementation of actions to assist socially disadvantaged and vulnerable citizens (children, unemployed people, members of minority groups, women, victims of domestic violence, elderly, invalids people) and aid in their social integration into society; - Providing legal support and assistance to individuals and vulnerable groups of the civil society in the field of human and constitutionally guaranteed rights of the Republic of Croatia in accordance with the applicable legislation; - Develop a culture of dialogue and non-violent culture of life and encouraging research topics related to peace-building and education for peace, multicultural understanding, tolerance and diversity; - Promoting social and economic equality, strengthening social cohesion and the action against poverty and social exclusion; - Promoting partnerships and building the capacity of civil society organizations and social partners; - Prevention, control and action against corruption; - Influence and improving the efficiency of public administration; - Preventing and combating racism, xenophobia, homophobia and other forms of intolerance; - To prevent and combat violence against and among children, young people and women, the fight against human trafficking and support victims of violence and crime; - Support access to sustainable and quality employment of the unemployed with an emphasis on effective measures of active labor market policies for young people, long-term unemployed, women and older workers, as well as preventive measures to reduce the risk of job losses in the changed economic conditions; - Independent and impartial observation of all forms of elections and referenda in the Republic of Croatia in accordance with applicable regulations; - Organizing preventive - educational programs directed to the rights of children, youth, students and their families, the disabled, women, the unemployed and the teachers, educators and other stakeholders in the community to raise awareness and knowledge of human and constitutional rights and opportunities exercise thereof; - Publishing of books, magazines and leaflets, holding public presentations, seminars, workshops and conferences on the topic of human rights and constitutionally guaranteed rights; - Cooperation with national minorities; - Cooperation with state and judicial bodies, trade unions, local and regional (regional) governments, law firms and other organizations to achieve the aims and objectives of the Association; - Cooperation with other related associations and organizations, including transnational cooperation.

Gallery’s fields of activities:
organizing projects and exhibitions of professional contemporary Lithuanian artists in Lithuania and foreign countries,
organizing projects and exhibitions of professional contemporary foreign artists in Lithuania,
participating in international contemporary art projects and exhibitions,
publishing (projects’ and exhibitions’ catalogs, Lithuania’s and foreign artists’ personal creation catalogs, gallery’s electronic information publications ect. ),
library (Lithuania’s and foreign countries’ publications),
centre of information (database about Lithuania’s and foreign countries’ artists creation, information about contemporary art projects in Lithuania and abroad,  spread of information),
selling professional artists’ artwork, marketing of artists’ materials, framing and other facilities,
collaboration with Lithuania’s and foreign countries’ galleries, institutions of  contemporary art, art academies, creative associations and organizations,
organizing conferences, meetings and discussions on contemporary art topics.
 
Underlying gallery’s projects:
international cultural exchange project “Art Line”. This project has been started in 1999 and is annual. Contemporary art galleries, art centres and art institutions from Germany, Portugal, Poland, Latvia, Spain, Italy, Czechia, Estonia, Finland, Great Britain, Norway, Lithuania.
contemporary art festival “Kaunas in Art” (author of the project – Arvydas Žalpys) started in 2008.
continuous project for young asrtists "The Young. Green Consciousness", started in 2011.

Festivals, performances, workshops

 قافلة مسرح الدمى والعرائس قرى وجبال 
يضم المشروع ورشات عمل فنية مع شباب محلي لانتاج عرض دمى وعرائس يتم التجوال به في المناطق الجبلية بالريف المغربي وصعبة الوصول تقدم الى جانبه ورشة اليوم الواحد لفائدة السكان المحلين بالضافة الى العرض نتاج الورشة . كما سيتم العمل مع حرفين وصناع تقلدين محلين لتطوير منتجاتهم اليدوية واستخدام مهارات الدمى والعرائس في الرفع من القيمة المادية للمنتج وبالتالي تحسين الدخل الفردي . حيث سيقام في نهاية التجوال معرض للمنتجات اليدوية واعمال الورشات 
 

> Euro-MeD Career & Employment Advisor Portal - EU
DAEDALUS aims at addressing the needs of young residents in Lebanon, Greece, Cyprus, Italy, Jordan, Tunisia and Palestine who are seeking employment in the labor markets of the Mediterranean Sea Basin by enhancing their career and business opportunities and matching their qualifications and skills with existing needs in neighboring countries as well as to enable the exchange of information and knowledge among stakeholders about potential synergies and collaborative activities. It seeks to provide career advising services to help young people raise their competence level in marketing their skills and searching for employment in the Mediterranean markets as well as to establish a technologically enhanced instrument for stakeholders, to post employment vacancies, seek qualified competitive employees and explore investment opportunities in a collaborative way.
> Rapid assessment of the skills and employability of Syrian refugees in Lebanon - International Labor Organization (ILO)
This Rapid assessment of the skills and employability of Syrian refugees in Akkar and Bekaa, to assess the level of child labour, to identify job market competition by interviewing Lebanese workers where the Syrian refugees are concentrated, and to identify possible job offers through interviewing businesses in the areas where Syrian refugees are more visible.
> Migrant-Friendly Labor Policies through Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue in MENA - The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation
This pre-project is to lay the foundation for the multi-stakeholder  dialogue in Lebanon, Jordan, Kuwait, UAE & Qatar which would enhance the change in the labour market system, the framework conditions for labour migrants and the accountability of duty bearers. Thus, the primary focus of the pre-project, presented here, will be to link an appreciation for labor market policy to a conceptual understanding of the impact of labor migration on the economy and society as a whole. Stated more concretely, the respective national participants in the project will ultimately be able to articulate and disseminate proactive positions on how active labor market policy and the inclusion of labor migration into this equation, is inextricably connected to overall development within a given society. Rule of law, labor market policy, a comprehensive grasp of how labor migration is linked to both and a country’s medium and long term developmental goals thus go hand-in-hand. The key facilitating agent of this process will be a multi-stakeholder dialogue (MSD) process to be developed, designed, and implemented based on the specificities of each unique project country.
> Survey Report on Access to Information in Lebanon - World Bank and Lebanese Transparency Association
The aim of the survey was to assess Lebanese people’s familiarity with the nexus between their rights as citizens and the information they hold to allow the exercise of those rights. The survey was designed to map the impact of the absence of an Access To Information (ATI) law and regulations on three levels: the level of ordinary life, or in other words, the personal and family sphere; the level of professional and business activities; and on the sphere of good governance in the country, or in other words, on the level of the activity of elected officials themselves. To provide a sense of the current state of affairs vis-à-vis information access, the survey generated information about the prevailing difficulties to access information from public bodies, and the methods used by people to acquire needed information. More specifically, the general knowledge of the ATI draft law presented to parliament in 2009 in the population and among policymakers was probed.
> Establishing MEPI Alumni Network Local Chapter - MEPI
The major purpose of this project is to provide the Chapter with a solid base structure through the MEPI – Lebanon Alumni Association where members will enjoy an advanced platform to reunite, act, and achieve on the democratic, the economic and the different social levels. With the membership retention policy adopted and the diversification of committees and activities, MEPI-LAA will ensure a homogenous, vigorous, growing and independent entity in the service of the Alumni Network in specific and the Lebanese civil society at large. Hence, it provides the appropriate linkages between the registered members and the new comers, offers the most practical administrative tools and fosters better exchange opportunities among the various partners and stakeholders.
> Promoting Financial and Economic Education - Islamic Development Bank & Ministry of Finance
By training teachers in economics and finance and by creating a multimedia toolkit, using the EDUTAINMENT methodology for financial education in classroom instruction, the Basil Fuleihan Institute will contribute to improving economics and civic education teaching methods in Lebanese public schools. This will increase Lebanese students’ understanding of public finance and economics, enabling them to better understand the challenges of economic growth and development. This project builds on the results and findings of a 2009 pilot program which enrolled 210 teachers.
> Refugees of the Arab Spring: The Syrian Refugees in Lebanon - The Center for Migration and Refugee Studies (AUC)
The   study   reviews   the   manifestations   of   the   Syrian   refugees’   crisis   in Lebanon during its first year. The paper analyzes the attitudes and policies of the Lebanese state as well as the interaction of these attitudes with those of the Lebanese society in its different components. As such, the paper may be viewed as a study of the impact of the political and social environment on refugee policy-making.
> Capacity Building for Non Profits - Lebanese American University (LAU)
The emphasis of the program is mainly on NGO Management and Development which provides participants with working knowledge of the managerial, financial, and organizational aspects of non-profits in society. Accordingly, two disciplines are adopted, The Organizational Planning for NGOs as a whole and The Personal Dynamics for team members as change agents. Another focus takes place when dealing with the particular issue of the private sector characterized by the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility and its relation with NGOs.
> Capacity Building for Youth-Led Organizations - IREX
LDN worked on developing the capacities of a group of six Youth-Led NGOs by providing them training and technical assistance on both, Fundraising and Communication skills.
> Capacity Building for Women in Rural Areas - Relief International
This program aimed at providing technical assistance and training to empower a total of 320 women from Nahr El Bared area through targeted knowledge related to topics on Communication Skills, Conflict Resolution, Leadership and Decision Making. 
 

As a voluntary and participatory organisation, we conduct projects such as

Memorialisation projects for/with young people;

Trainings and meetings in the area of dealing with past;

Intercommunity historical dialogue projects