• The Internet portal about the Arab world available at www.arabia.pl
• Arab Days – a cycle of seminars at Polish universities (in Warsaw, Danzig, Lodz...) combined with Oriental parties afterwards
• Workshops for secondary school students aiming at modification of negative stereotypes of Arabs and Islam
• Charity events (for victims of South Asian earthquake or Iraqi children)
• Scientific seminars and conferences,
• Exhibitions of contemporary Arab art, Arab fashion shows and movie displays
• Researches and analysis of polish oil companies.

NETCETERA realise:
- le Festival des Formes Audiovisuelles INTERMEDIALE avec Theatre de Modjeska a Legnica
- une page d'internet ARTCETERA, une base des donnees des artistes et institution d'art en Pologne (www.artcetera.pl)
- les editions des DVD et CD documentes l'art audiovisuelle, le video art, la musique electronique et electroacoustique, le performance,
- les evenements artistiques innovantees dans la domaine des nouveaux medias
- la documentation de la vie atistique et culturelle dans la ville de Legnica et ailleurs

La Fondation organise à Poznan de grandes manifestation annuelles : des Journées de la Culture Française et de la Francophonie (20 éditions), des Journées de la Bretagne (17 éditions), un atelier international de la musique traditionnelle européenne (11 éditions), un Festival de la Culture des Régions de l’Europe (1 édition), des conférences et des expositions ainsi que des atelier de danses européennes. La Fondation travaille avec des écoles et des communes en leur proposant des conférences sur des aspects différents de la culture européenne. Elle encourage des echanges entre des ecoles et des communes de la région de Wielkopolska et de la Bretagne. Elle organise des concerts de maîtres de la musique traditionnelle de toute Europe et de la Francophonie. La Fondation mène une activité éditoriale. Elle diffuse un Magazine breton et des livres. La Fondation gère le travail d’une troupe théâtrale des élèves de Poznan. La troupe a présenté ses spectacles en Pologne, en France, en Italie et en République Tchèque.

Projects done: a lot of exhibitions showing the history of paper in Poland and in the world. The festival of print and paper with 10 different event. Yearly over 2000 people attend workshops on books and its specific in Poland. A lot of people took part in workshop about handmade paper. We helped students to create their books and covers on international competitions. We promote the knowledge about indigenous character of book in polish history and the craft of handmade paper and bookbinding. We organized meetings with artists and craftsmen from Poland and abroad.We also gathered the library about the history of book.

International project: Socrates-Comenius “European Curriculum for Children of Migrant Workers” 2000-2003
National project “Attitudes of Polish Society toward European Integration” 2000-2003
International project in co-operation with the OSCE/ODIHR “The Website Guide to Tolerance Education” 2002-2005 http://tolerance.research.uj.edu.pl
International project Socrates-Comenius “Co-operative Learning in European Context” 2003-2005
Publication (in English and Polish) in co-operation with the OSCE/ODIHR “Why Should We Teach about the Holocaust?” 2004-2005
Multicultural Europe program in co-operation with the British Council, 2005.
Ongoing regional co-operation with the Teachers Training Centre in Krakow

During the last few years we have worked on numerous projects and activities.
We have worked on two Socrates Comenius Projects: one of them “Communication and European Civilization” focused on national celebrations and festivals; the other one was devoted to an international newspaper in the internet. Our school has also started a cooperation with a high school in Tilburg, the Netherlands, four years ago and we have organized three students’ exchanges so far. We also cooperate with schools in: Germany, Slovenia and Sweden. Each year we organize the annual seminars, where students have a possibility to attend various lectures in our school, given by university professors, PhDs, politicians and other famous people.

The Association has a couple main activities just like various performances, workshops for professional performers both national and international (ex. Manchester Metropolitan University, Drama Box Theatre in Singapore, Tainan Theatre Troupe in Taiwan, Dublin, Belgrade, La MaMa Theatre in New York, Cichuachua, Meksyk, conferences. Since 2005 the Association also runs Brave Festival – Against Cultural Exile which presents vanishing, marginalized and displaced artistic traditions from all around the world, and is open to genuine models of living and creating. The program includes performances, concerts, movies, workshops. conferences, project for seniors and handicapped people, etc. Other activity of the Association is project Brave Kids which brings together children from all over the world in an atmosphere of friendship and respect for each other’s cultures by joining children together in artistic experiences aimed to inspire them to imagine a better future for themselves and their communities, and provide them with tools to help realize their aspirations.

International Conferences: "For a Better School Climate", "Learning to Live Together", "In Search of the Self at the Turn of 21 century","Medicinal Plants - Solution 2000", Youth Exchanges: "Breaking Down Walls,"Swapping Cultures", "Education Through Art", "Artisti Illumilanti"...
Exhibitions: My Best Wish for 21 Century, National folk performances and revival of national traditions, national seminars on environmental protection and for a better school climate...

Project SATURN - an abbreviation for "Social Advice, Return and Support Networking Project for the Ukraine" as are the tasks and objectives of the project. The implementation of its task was realized in cooperation of Ukraine and four European partner countries: Germany, Poland, Romania and Bulgaria. This project is addressed to Ukrainian immigrants who legally or illegally reside in the four countries mentioned above and who wish to return to their country of origin. Project 'Bridges for good Neighborhood' . The goal of this project is to prevent illegal migration from Russia and in Russia, and to improve opportunities for legal migration. The basis for achieving this objective is to establish a network of Euro-Asian non-governmental organizations, developing and covering different aspects of the migration management. The European Community assists to this project under the program "Cooperation with third countries on migration and asylum”.

educational and cultural projects