Promotion de la culture minoritaire des regions italiennes
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The Foundation is aimed at setting up strategic plans, promoting cultural development, co-financing interventions, valorising the archaeological area, implementing research activities, preservation and restoration of the managed areas. Due to its recent establishment, Aquileia Foundation has a limited experience as autonomous body but, nevertheless, it can count on the support of its four founders Furthermore the Foundation cooperates with three Italian universities (Padua, Trieste and Udine) for the archaeological valorisation of the area.

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Aim of the Hellenic Foundation for Culture is to promote the Hellenic culture and to disseminate the Greek language all over the world. Since its founding in 1992, the HFC has created Branches in Odessa, Alexandria and Berlin. It operates Offices with representatives in London, Vienna, Brussels and Washington. During the period 2007-2009, the HFC has founded Centres of Hellenic Culture in Trieste, Belgrade, Bucharest, Tirana, Sofia and Melbourne. The Foundation offers Greek language courses, organizes cultural events, publishes books and operates lending libraries in its Branches, open to the public. The Hellenic Foundation for Culture is head of the Greek network of the Anna Lindh Foundation for Euro-Mediterranean Partnership and Dialogue between Cultures, and is a member of the European Union National Institutes for Culture (EUNIC). The Italian Section of the Hellenic Foundation for Culture functions as centre of teaching the Greek language and promoting the Greek culture.

The Centre of Music Antica Pietà de'Turchini is a non-profit association founded in 1997 to give form to the project of artistic valorization and inter-disciplinary research dedicated to the musical and theatrical Neapolitan patrimony of the XVI-XVIII century and its reflection on contemporary European musical production.
In 2010 the association transformed itself into a private foundation that proposes itself even more as an aggregation pole, of productive exchange between musicians, students, and researchers who continue to defend a positive image of Neapolitan culture worldwide. It has started an intense training program for young musicians and singers that work along the guidance of prestigious musical directors from all over Europe.
Faithful to its mission the Foundation dedicates a special attention to the research and valorization of the great Neapolitans musicians of the XVII/XVIII/XIX centuries. The most original aspect that characterizes the Foundation is the capacity to conjugate execution and staging along with the research and scientific reflection.
In addition a double editorial series has been produced of partitures and plays with more than flattering success as the last book dedicated to the Neapolitan History of Music and performances of the seventeenth century.
The Foundation adheres to EMW (European Mozart Ways); the Da Ponte Network; the Federculture; and to Sistema Med (Sistema Muscia e Danza in Campania).

Education, cultural heritage, International /Cultural Relations, research, Youth and Education

The Mission of Cittadellarte-Fondazione Pistoletto is “to produce and inspire responsible change in society through ideas and creative projects”
Cittadellarte is a huge laboratory where creativity acts as the crossing point between the diverse cultural, economical and productive sectors. It is a massive generator of energy, and a place for rethinking things, for sharing views, for studying and for doing research.
The activities of Cittadellarte are based on a vision of ‘creative involvement’, where art interacts directly with all dimensions of the social system — from economics to politics, from science to production, from education to behaviour — in order to achieve a responsible transformation in human civilisation.
Cittadellarte is driven by a social vision of a new, Third Paradise, where the two systems that define our lives, the natural world and our human artificial
world, come together in balance, and where people act responsibly to achieve this balance.

Fondazione Studio Marangoni is an international non-profit center of contemporary photography based in Florence, Italy. It was founded in 1989 by the photographer Martino Marangoni whose original intention was to promote the art and education of photography in Italy.
FSM offers a unique opportunity in Italy for advanced photographic education. At this center in Florence students learn the traditional technical skills of photography within the context of a contemporary art dialogue. Teaching methods include classroom study, tutorials and workshops, providing a well-rounded training in both commercial and fine art photography.
The center also promotes the exhibition and dissemination of contemporary international photography and photographers.

The Foundation is a non-profit organization committed in the protection, promotion and revaluation of cultural, artistic and ecologic resources of the territory. Most of the activities of the Foundation have been focused on creating a connection between countries from the Euro-Mediterranean area.
Conferences and meetings have been organized in partnership with Italian local and national institutions.

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