ISSP (International Summer School of Photography) is a non-commercial education and networking platform for young photographers, in Latvia and internationally.
 Since its establishment in 2006, ISSP has yearly run the International Summer School of Photography, curated a number of exhibitions, produced 5 Catalogues, initiated related photo-education projects, and, most importantly, gathered an important community of young photographers in Latvia and internationally as well - our students and teachers come from over 25 countries. 2011 marked the launch of a year-long contemporary photography education programme in Riga.

The Club “The House” has lots of traditions like organizing activities in Europe Day, questionnaire about Europe for students, tea evenings with discussions about different themes, film evenings. The most important projects in last two years were hosting 4 EVS volunteers, trainings about European Parliament elections and informal education, street actions about NATO and Europe Day, photography exhibition “Europe in Latvia”, exchange with Belarus.

Main activities focused:
-to ensure intercultural dimension and carry out culture-centred learning activities;
-to promote citizenship education, ensuring participation, decision-making processes, awareness of human rights and responsibilities;
-to draw attention to environmental issues, ecology and sustainable kept surroundings;
-to develop education through sports and implement outdoor activities as advantage for wholesome lifestyle;
-to enable science related initiatives for youth and contribution of non-formal methods in scientific field.

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The Festival of Jewish Culture;
Jewish Encyclopaedia of Latvia;
Riga ghetto and Latvian Holocaust museum.

Janis Rozentals Schools Support Foundation is looking for new partners and organizations who are interested in arts, culture, and intercultural projects for youth (aged 16-21). The aim of project: innovative cooperation, active experience exchange, learning of cultural differences. With our projects we would like to bring closer relations between Eastern Europe and the whole Europe, and also we would like to show that differences of culture, traditions among European countries do not interfere to build a united society and art space of Europe.

In year 2008 Association “Haritas” established culture organization cooperation network “European Culture Street”. Aim of the network: to establish an environment for exchanging ideas, resources and experiences for different culture organizations to create cultural events for educating society, especially society groups with low access to culture and its products. In summer 2010 1st International Festival “European Culture street” took place in Valmiera, Latvia. Festivals like this will be organised every second year. Every year in April Children and Youth Amateur theatre festival is organised. Developing through time, it is also witht National Playwrighters contest. Every year in September International Poetry event “Poetry tour” is organised. Poets from Latvia, Estonia and Finland take part in this event, reading their poetry in events organized in every country. Association also organizes and are interested in cooperation in projects in films, literature, exhibitions, traditional arts and youth involvement.

Radi Vidi Pats is actively taking part in youth projects and has experience while working with European Voluntary Service (as sending, coordinating and hosting volunteers from different countries), Youth exchanges, national youth initiatives and training courses. On the local level since organization is running a bike workshop with specification on freak-bikes and “Do it yourself” philosophy. We propose self-made bicycles for the rent as well as bicycle tours around the Liepaja city. f In May 2011 Radi Vidi Pats was taking part in organizing Baltic-Mediteranean Spring Festival in Liepaja city that was first event in the city promoting EUROMED cooperation and cultural exchange. Since 2011 Radi Vidi Pats is involved in the European Life-long learning programme “Grundtvig” and will start the international activities in autumns 2011.

The Gallery carries out a solidly planned and consistent exhibition programme – it presents and promotes the most modern art of different media (painting, sculpture, objects, photography, video art, intermedia installations, performance, etc.).
We exhibit the works of the most splendid Polish and foreign contemporary artists: Mirosław Bałka, Katarzyna Kozyra, Joanna Rajkowska, Józef Robakowski, Jadwiga Sawicka, Krzysztof Wodiczko, Julita Wójcik.
We seek to promote Polish art abroad by organizing exhibitions in renowned galleries and cultural institutions. Parallel to the exhibition schedule, the Gallery carries out a multi-level educational programme ‘Arsenal Playground’, curator – Magdalena Godlewska.
It’s a common platform for various workshop-like projects run by artists. Its aim is to engage all those who care about self-development (parents and children, students, the youth and adults). In cooperation with the Podlaskie Association for the Promotion of Fine Arts we have built up a contemporary art collection which has been hailed by the critics as one of the finest in Poland. The artworks of the Arsenal Gallery in Bialystok are split into two collections: "Three streams. Realism – Metaphor – Geometry” (the works from 1965-1985) and "Kolekcja II" (1990-2010).

Help before year new school 2011/2012 (children and parents)