Cyclisis's mission is the development of an inclusive culture through the communities and entreprises,specifically:
- to identify the needs of the localities especially conserning inclusive strategies and integration mechanisms
- to raise awareness of the local communities about the responsiblility in developing the cultural and knowledge capital of their citizens \
- after identifying needs to compose cooperatives through europe in order to contribute in the transferability of good practices in the field of social cohesion, learning strategies , gender empowerment and intercultural feeling for a peaceful coexistance with the Otherness.

Support Syrian artists especially the youth and women artists
build networks with international artists
support the contemporary arts -especially media-
develop the artisanat to be artworks

To raise better understanding to different ways, styles and views of living, trough providing information, communication, exchange of different. To stimulate cultural, information and educational values among the citizens and to support their participation in solving problems. Integration in and acceptance of system of European culture. Formation of active citizenship To work on a program to stimulate citizens of town for active and creative spending of their leisure time. Provocation in a permanent social debate on questions of the individual potential, self-realization and support of the personality, group building and work. Organizing of discussions, seminars, conferences, trainings and cultural meetings and other. Work with national agencies and non-governmental national and international organizations in order to raise the modern status of culture and education. Popularizing experience and basic priority-activities of related European societies and organizations. Spreading current information about and from the European Union and charity initiatives. Encourage, support and organize charity initiatives It actively works for volunteer service

MRDDf seeks to address these issues in Malta by participating in transnational collaborative development projects, organising multi-stakeholder consultations, conducting research on issues of critical national, regional and social interests, and influencing policy making via active civic participation and dialogue. We strive to ensure that marginalised views and voices are heard and
believe that facilitating discussions across geographical and cultural boundaries is vital to promoting equal opportunities to all.
Our work is guided by the cross-cutting principles of sustainable development, social dialogue and equal opportunities for all.

Africa e Mediterraneo seeks to:
establish an international network of scholars committed to research on African traditional arts, contemporary visual arts, and on cultural forms as cinema, photography, television and video, comics, fiction, as well as African modern architecture and museums;
explore the cultural implications of such processes as migration to Europe, the internationalization of visual arts and the African intellectuals' contribution to the debate on global culture.
situate these forms, flows, and processes in their historical and social contexts.

The Israel Women's Network (IWN) is a not-for-profit organization comprised of women who are united in their determination to improve the status of women in Israel, regardless of political affiliation, religious outlook or ethnic origin. Established in 1984, the IWN was the first organization in Israel dedicated to promoting women's rights and equality. Since its beginnings, the IWN has scored many successes, including: initiating laws such as the Sexual Harassment Prevention Law of 1998, representing precedent-setting lawsuits fighting discrimination in the workplace; passage of an amendment to the Family Courts Law, thereby enabling Muslim and Christian women to settle matters of maintenance and custody in civil courts; efforts to help women who have been refused divorce [agunot]; helping victims of sex trafficking, and many more. In 2006, the IWN was one of three Israeli organizations to be granted UN affiliation status.

Centre for political education with the goal of creating a more humane, equal, just society. The SFP conducts intergroup dialogue between Palestinians and Jews about critical themes, such as power relations, racism or daily living conditions, enabling participants to develop critical thinking skills, better understand the reality in which they live and how to work towards changing it. The SFP conducts cross-border programs with Palestinian NGOs to enhance awareness of the need to resist occupation. Organisations based in areas of ethnic conflict and racial tension in Europe (e.g. Northern Irland, Cyprus, Kosovo) and the USA have turned to the SFP to learn about its methods.

IFA’s work is based on a concrete concept and on concrete facts and it has delivered clear, positive and eye opening results that could be used in any integration policy that aims to narrow the gap between the immigrants and the inhabitants of the host country. Our approach contains a serious understanding of how to deal with other cultures and understanding the needs of the immigrants before putting in place a policy or an integration program.

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