Vision:
Supporting and strengthening a democratic Palestinian society that is based on justice and equality by enhancing the political and social competence, confidence and capabilities of Palestinian students and youth
Mission:
The Student Forum Institute (SFI) is a non-profit, non-governmental, and non-partisan organization. Its role is to develop the capabilities of the Palestinian youth and student body in all educational, political and social areas. It provides them with the necessary experiences in order to enhance their awareness and understanding of sound governance, the rule of law and democracy, with the aim of increasing political and social involvement among the Palestinian youth which will lead to a positive change within their society through advocacy and lobbing campaigns
GOAL 1
Enhance the competence and capabilities of the Palestinian student body and youth
GOAL 2
Address and mitigate social inequities affecting Palestinian students and youth
GOAL 3
Establish and maintain strong relationships with key stakeholders
GOAL 4
Improve financial and administrative processes to maintain a transparent, effective organization

This center vision is to be the development gate for the society in salfeet.
Center objectives:
· Create a new generation convoys' telecoms and information technology.
· Developing and qualifying women sector and the ignorant people of the population and special need people.
· Let advanced technology reaches all and not to be limited in specific classes and groups.
· Developing life skills such as creative thinking through some programs and activities (unmethodical).
· Training unemployed young people occupational training in order to facilitate jetting job opportunities.
· Raise social recognition.

Mosaica's vision is founded on the premise that effective dialogue between Jews and Muslims is only possible under conditions of mutual trust in the realm of religion. This derives from the understanding that today's conflict in the Middle East is based not only upon territory but on culture, ethnicity and religion, which are at the roots of the conflict and the key to its resolution.
Objectives:
To widen the inter-religious coalition of religious leaders in the region and the circles of inter-religious diplomacy established at the Alexandria Summit, amongst others, by creating a cadre of religious leaders who will serve as prominent agents for dialogue and change between and within the different religious communities.
To deepen the inter-religious dialogue between Jews and Muslims in the Middle East through educational programs and dialogue sessions, and by training facilitators to implement such programs.
To establish a cadre of learned religious leaders who would disseminate moderate interpretations of religious sources used by extremist factors. This would provide legitimacy and religious validity to the recognition of the Jewish people and the State of Israel instead of standing in the way of dialogue. These leaders would take vigorous steps, among widespread populations, to publicize their interpretations in the written and electronic media, in academic publications, mosque sermons, educational institutions, community centers and elsewhere.
To establish a joint inter-religious forum to confront regional and worldwide occurrences of anti-Semitism and Islamophobia.
To develop and implement a new model of conflict management and resolution within the framework of inter-religious dialogue, the multi-dimensional model.
To produce and disseminate comprehensive and reliable knowledge to the general public, academicians, educators and policy makers.

1. Promote the concept of sustainable development with particular emphasis on youth engagement in the society 2. Encourage volunteering and Promote citizenship concept 3. Build the capacity of individual, organizations and communities in the various sectors (environmental, social, developmental) 4. Provide training services, raise awareness and conduct research 5. Establish specialized centers to empower individuals and organizations’ role in the society

The goals of associating into Fade In are to promote and encourage:
• qualification of members of association, members of other organizations or people who are interested in working with media
• an active care for creating the cultural, educational and other interests of the citizens, especially the young
• protection of human rights and the development of freedom, primarily as the right of the individual and only on that basis the rights of a group, including the nation
• pleading for the equality of sexes
• contribution to the rousing of the environmental awareness of the people and protecting the environment, protecting the animals’ rights
• citizens initiatives and their right to self-organization in building the autonomous civil society
• communication, cooperation and solidarity of the people because of protection of freedom, realization of justice and reaching the economic social and environmental prosperity for everyone
• pleading against the militarization and other forms of violence upon the society, developing the nonviolent methods
• rejecting violence, and especially war as a method of solving problems between individuals, groups and states
• linking and cooperation with other civil, media, cultural and art groups, in Croatia and worldwide
• creative use of modern technologies and their communicational application

To develop Estonia´s integration capacity and intercultural competence; to strengthen ties between new and old migrants and native inhabitants of Estonia and to provide space for personal encounters between people of different groups; to support adaptation of new immigrants in Estonia, including labour market adaptation. 

Sillamäe Society for Child Welfare empowers children to take responsibility for peace, human rights and the environment through education, leadership development and direct participation in the events that shape our world community.
Our organisation is against nationalism, discrimination and other issue what can provide antidemocratic processes. The SSCW is an organization with a long-term tradition and experience in the work for creating a safe environment and possibilities for full development of children with the participation and assistance of all members of the society.
For better fulfilment of its objectives SSCW undertakes activities in cooperation with public sector institutions, other NGO- s and other interested bodies.

(1) Creating a central source for information on feminist and gender studies in Israel;
(2) Disseminating knowledge produced by feminist and gender studies by means of conferences, a website, and publications;
(3) Providing a networking, resource and support center for all those engaged in studying or researching feminist and gender studies in Israel.

The company’s aim is to do research in the field dance-movement and how other artistic disciplines can be integrated in dance. Much attention is giving to the position of the choreographer during creation. The dancers’ own dance -vocabulary is given as much as room as possible during the development of the creations. The result is that one can see human beings dancing more than dancers dancing in the performances of Les Ballets C. de la B. vzw

The Greek YWCA works continuously to inform and raise the awareness on issues, which affect women and the societies in which they live. It seeks to develop women’s potential to act as responsible citizens. It acts in cooperation with other women’s groups and on the basis of present day conceptions of equality and solidarity, in order to
Since its foundation in 1923 XENE-YWCA Greece, works in the communities to empower women
• Organizes action programmes and services which give women the opportunity to acquire necessary skills and competences to enter or re-enter the job market
Discover their talents, develop and upgrade their skills, pursue personal interests
• Trains women to practice modern methods of management and project planning
• Improves their understanding of :Third World issues and how they relate to the international economic order and the causes and problems of migration
• Communicates the idea of volunteerism in society
• To broaden their awareness of social issues and the impact on the local issues they encounter within their voluntary community work.
YWCA Greece is a member of the World YWCA in the global women's volunteer movement presently made up of 100 autonomous affiliated national associations and 22 developing associations, working with more than 25 million women and girls in over 122 countries. The purpose of the World YWCA is to develop the leadership and collective power of women and girls around the world to achieve human rights, health, security, dignity, freedom, justice, and peace for all people. The YWCA is a trusted partner at local, national, regional and international levels. It has an established reputation as an effective, independent organization with demonstrated capacity to deliver excellent programmes on a global scale and to advocate for a better world at local, national, and global forums.