Designing a Teacher Training Module based on the Council of Europe's Autobiography of Intercultural Encounters
Delivering a Distance Learning Course "Intercutlural Competence for Translators and Interpreters"
citizenship education seminars
Seminars for Study Abroad young people
Seminars for higher edication studenst involved in international mobility
Intercultural training for Detska Kitka choir
Intercultural trainings for the hospitaluty business
Intercultural trainings for enhancing the capacity of NGOs
Diversity Training
The Bell of Bela Rechka EU project

Active citizens - open local authority - 2009 Child care reform initiative, 2008 - 2009 Positive change promotion, 2007 – 2008 Improvement of the access to the labour market, 2007 Partners for sustainable local development, 2007 Let’s discuss and decide, 2006 Realization of the young people in a small municipality, 2005 – 2007 Partners in the civil society, 2005 – 2006 Knowledge on Europe, 2004 - 2005 Our School, My Energy project, 2004 WORKSHOP FOR HOPES, 2003 - 2004 MY JOB’S CHANCE, 2003 - 2004 If I can’t defend my rights, do that for me, 2003 The community is all of us, 2003 Our children – future decision-makers, 2002 Professional training for young people from the secondary schools, 2001 Chance for the young, 2000 - 2001 Approved by: the Citizen, 1999 Creating practices for effective cooperation between the NGOs and the local government in the Lovech municipality, 1998 Nonconflict Socialization and Professional Preparation – a Base for the Personality Realization from the Orphanages, 1997

- Fighting the radicalization of Islam: what school communities can do against it? Comparative study of the cases of Bulgaria, Morocco, Romania and Spain (financed by the programme of EU against the violent radicalization, 2007 budget line). The project is included in the National Plan of Bulgaria for the Alliance of Civilizations - Educational modules for teachers in cooperation with Universidad Autonoma de Madrid - Preparation of a book Civilizations: chock or cooperation (supported by Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and included in the Second national plan of Bulgaria for the Alliance of Civilizations) - Creation of Modules for teachers "Alliance of civilizations, contact of cultures" to be presented in the Summit of the Alliance of Civilizations in Istambul, 6-7 April, 2009

The Foundation has developed its own publishing policy which includes the production of books of documents, teaching, training and conference papers and materials. The Foundation organizes discussions, training sessions, conferences and exhibitions.
The following projects are among the more significant results of the Foundation’s activities so far:
Legacies for the Future: Prevention of Anti-Semitism and Xenophobia among High School Students (educational project supported by the Democracy Commission small grants program of the US Embassy in Bulgaria); The Power of Civil Society in a time of Genocide: Proceedings of the Holy Synod of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church on the Rescue of the Bulgarian Jews 1940-1944 (a documentary book supported by B'Nai B'Rith International); Mobile Exposition "The Power of the Civil Society - the Story of the Rescue of the Bulgarian Jews" (supported by the State Institute до Culture of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Bulgaria); Educational training “Living Together, Standing Together” in a partnership with Centropa-Austria.

Notre activité principale est la formation musicale et en particulier la formation aux musiques actuelles et l'accompagnement de groupes. Chaque année, en dehors des cours, nous organisons diverses activités: stages/ateliers, master class, échanges européens, voyages et concerts. Notre public est surtout un jeune public de 12 à 30 ans.

Ses missions se déclinent selon quatre axes : information, formation et accompagnement professionnels, réseaux et échanges professionnels, développement de la lecture par le biais du Prix littéraire des lycéens et apprentis de la région PACA

Being a meeting place for artists, running an art gallery for its members – Galleri 1 (with approximately 16 exhibitions/ year) and “Annexet” for guest artist from other countries and other parts of Sweden as well as members. With public events as seminars, workshops and debates. The association also runs a workshop/studio with a fully equipped graphic studio. For artists exchanges there are possibilities for accommodations for two persons.
Locally oriented art projects are for instance collaboration with the Linné garden and with the University of Uppsala, the ARTEMIS project. There is an annual art exchange program with Visby, Gotland, Sweden and Wismar in Germany. Members and groups of members are or have recently been involved in international exchange projects. There has been collaboration with artists from Japan, China, Latin America and Russia creating different art projects.

Since 1993 Pedvale offers individual residencies for artists as well as the opportunity to carry out various creative projects individually. Artists from Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, the Ukraine, Switzerland, Spain, the USA, and Japan have worked in the residence. Pedvale Museum also organizes symposia, workshops, exhibitions and other events for sculptors, painters, printmakers, writers and other artists.
Since 2007 Pedvale has a new programme "S.T.O.N.E.” - stone aS a culTural symbOl and inNovative dimEnsion . Stones have an important role in the historical development of mankind and since ancient times people from different cultures ascribe to stones mythical qualities. As a result stone is a cultural symbol for different epochs and nations. The task for the artist is to integrate the cultural heritage into the form of contemporary art and show an innovative dimension in the traditional stone sculpture.

Dancing on the Edge is a non-profit, project-based organization which stimulates artistic exchange with the Middle East and North Africa (MENA region).
The focus is on contemporary art of high artistic quality, often by a young generation of artists searching for new cosmopolitan Middle-Eastern art forms, working with contemporary themes and looking for links to socially relevant subjects. These subjects are also of immediate relevance in Europe, particularly in the metropolitan areas.
The performances, exhibitions and other activities are interesting to audiences everywhere including the regular dance and theatergoers, but also to a new public with an affinity to the region through interest or heritage.
While the high point of the activities is a biennial festival held in a number of Dutch cities, Dancing on the Edge also arranges performance tours, training programs, workshops, artistic residencies, co-productions, educational programs, film screenings, symposiums, debates and other activities throughout the year.
These are categorized under 4 headings: ‘Festival’, ‘Exchange’, ‘Academy’ and ‘Programming’ and take place in The Netherlands, Europe and in the MENA region itself.
Dancing on the Edge collaborates with a wide range of partner organizations in order to increase synergy and efficiency, but works itself with limited overheads. Dancing on the Edge is based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, and exists since 2006.

Seminars on Social Inclusion, Development, Democracy, Human Rights, Equal Opportunities, Differences etc. Election Observation Missions throughout Europe.