Our mission is to help people to express themselves in the media as a free space for public opinions. We enhance citizens to use the media space for a dialogue leading to Bulgaria’s EU membership of full value. We work in the field of culture, media and arts. We are tempted by rich European landscape's local diversity. We work for heritage protection, popularization and promotion, using contemporary media tools. We are convinced that digitalization of cultural heritage is a necessary step towards preserving the common multicultural values of 21 century. We work with belief how important is preserving the cultural landscapes in synchrony with sustainable development; for preservation of local identities in the context of Bulgaria’s European integration and usage of the culture as resource for local development. We work, enhancing young people to attend our projects, believing that they are the present and the future of the society.

The issues of human rights protection is the main field of our activity. We put emphasis on education in the area of human rights. Organizing public actions, meetings, protests, workshops or long-lasting projects we try to react to instances of human rights breaking. We also work in the issues of animation, through our actions we would like to encourage other organizations or non-formal groups to take civic actions in their communities. We build the civic community also through supporting smaller and younger organizations and groups. We offer them substantial organization and logistic assistance. Multiculturalism – both in the historical and contemporary aspect - is also an important area of our work. We learn and teach about the history of our place, especially the forgotten one.

Slovene Philanthropy is an independent, non-governmental, non political, non-profit organisation, established in 1992, with aim to developing and promoting different forms of humanitarian activities in Slovenia. Its objective is to encourage and pread volunteering and other charity work in social field by developing programs of voluntary work, by promoting volunteering through training and educating volunteers, organizers and mentors of voluntary work, raising public awareness on voluntary work and developing the network of voluntary organizations throughout Slovenia. Care for social security of citizens and legal protection of vulnerable social groups are important activities of the association as well.
Centre for Psychosocial Assistance to Refugees was established in 1994 under the umbrella of Slovene Philanthropy. The main project activities of the centre are: guardianships for separated children, monitoring of reception conditions for asylum-seekers in Slovenia, integration programs for refugees and other migrants …

CIMA facilitates developments fostering awareness of the Euro-Mediterranean project through the following four channels:
1. The provision of services for entrepreneurs who wish to develop their activities at the basin level to contribute to the development of an entrepreneurial spirit and to the regional creation of economic activity;
2. The lobbying of public authorities to promote basin-oriented projects, thus contributing to the diffusion of a spirit of regional trust and cooperation;
3. Participation in the ongoing political and academic debate concerning Euro-Mediterranean cooperation, with the aim to inform the public thus facilitating the appropriation of the project by the peoples;
4. The organisation of civil society meetings, cultural events and professional trainings at the basin level, contributing to the mobility of both persons and ideas as well as promoting cultural dialog.
In so doing, CIMA wishes to contribute to the fulfillment of the ambitious objectives set forth by the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership and the European Neighborhood Policy.

The Arab film Festival – Rotterdam is a yearly cultural activity organized by the FAFF, the object of the festival is to support the Arab cinema and the Arab filmmakers, to promote better understanding among the Arab and European people, and to be a means for developing the art of film industry. The festival take place for 24 days during the month of June from every year, in Rotterdam and four other Dutch cities.

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The principal tasks of Erasmus University Rotterdam are the generation and transfer of knowledge proceeding from a high degree of social engagement. To this end, the university pursues knowledge in an inquiring, critical, investigative and flexible manner, with a strong international orientation and based on the values of professionalism, teamwork and fair play.

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The aims of KIT are to contribute to sustainable development, poverty alleviation, and cultural preservation and exchange. Within the Netherlands, it seeks to promote interest in and support for these issues. KIT conducts research, organizes training activities, and provides consultancy and information services. Central to KIT's approach is the elaboration of practical expertise in policy development and implementation. KIT stewards cultural heritage, organizes exhibitions and other cultural events, and provides a venue for meetings and debate. A key objective underlying KIT's work is to enhance and exchange knowledge of and understanding for different cultures.

To teach the international language Esperanto and to use it as a tool for bringing toghether peoples from Europe and the countries of the Middle East and North Africa.