Hvitfeldtska gymnasiet

National Network
Sweden
Address

Rektorsgatan 2
411 33 Göteborg
Sweden

Telephone
+46-31-367 06 00
Telephone (other)
+46 31 367 06 88
E-Mail
james.du.priest@educ.goteborg.se
E-Mail (2)
krista.baker@educ.goteborg.se
Mobile Phone
+46 703 765 622
Organisation Type
Local/Regional Authority
Year of Establishment
2008
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Heritage
  3. Human rights
  4. International/Cultural relations
  5. Others
  6. Youth and education
General Information

We are a knowledge-oriented Upper Secondary school with a great international perspective. Here is a wide selection of educations with great opportunities for advanced courses in, for example, music and mathematics. 

We have nearly 1900 students and 250 teachers.

- Exchange of ideas concerning teaching theory and practise as well as culture.

 

Mission and Objectives

Our aim is to increase the opportunities of cultural understanding and acceptance for our different approaches to schools’ curricula regarding Science, Art and Music.

Exchange of pedagogical and methodological ideas and discussions about perspectives with respect to teaching approaches to the subjects and thorough comparison between theories of curricula gives a foundation for the analytical part of the exchange program.

Main Projects / Activities

We were part of a workshop at The World Culture Museum in Gothenburg. Principals and teachers from all partner schools were invited. Then, we had an exhibition in Alexandria and we organised a concert. 

 

The economics program is a university preparatory program with a focus on studies in mainly economics, law and other social science areas.

With our aesthetic program, you get the best of both worlds: a study preparation education with university qualifications that simultaneously develops you musically. It opens up many choices for the future.

The sales and service program is a new program at Hvitfeldtska Gymnasium that starts in the autumn of 2022 and replaces the Trade and Administration program. This is a vocational program for those who are interested in working in the trading industry with sales, marketing, leadership and service.

International Bachelor: Founded in the 1960s, the IBO grew out of international schools’ efforts to establish a common curriculum and university entry credential for geographically mobile students.

The social sciences program is a university preparatory program. After graduating from the program, students must have knowledge for university studies in a broad field of social sciences.

The science program at Hvitfeldtska Gymnasium has both breadth and excellence and is a very stimulating education.

Contact (1) Full Name
James Du Priest
Job Title
IB Coordinator
Head of the organisation
Mikael O Karlsson, verksamhetschef
Contact (2) Full Name
Krista Baker
Job Title (2)
Principal

International Female Film Festival Malmö - IFEMA

National Network
Sweden
Address

St. Gertrudsgatan 4, c/o Imagenes del Sur/Bilder från Söder & Lodge, Project Power Lab
211 25 Malmö
Sweden

Telephone
+46 40 97 53 64
E-Mail
afsaneh.larsson@femalefilmfestival.se
E-Mail (2)
elena@imagenes.se
Organisation Type
Private Company
Year of Establishment
2006
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Gender
  3. Human rights
  4. International/Cultural relations
General Information
IFEMA – International Female Film Festival Malmö is and annual festival screening feature films, shorts and docs by female directors since 2006. The festival is arranged by the non-profit organisation Imagenes del Sur.
Mission and Objectives

THE PURPOSE OF IFEMA
 To screen films made by female directors from Sweden as well as from the rest of the world
 Highlighting the importance of getting far more access to women’s images of the world
To empower women in the Swedish film industry
 To give the audience more opportunities to see and learn more about women’s film work
 To create an annual platform for gender debate
 To arrange film screenings, conferences, lectures, debates, master classes, workshops and to create a place for women in the film industry to network

Main Projects / Activities

Film screenings of films made by women, seminars, debates, conferences, work-shops and networking - all with a women’s focus.

Contact (1) Full Name
Afsaneh Larsson
Job Title
Festival Director
Head of the organisation
Afsaneh Larsson
Contact (2) Full Name
Elena Gutierrez

Katedralskolan

National Network
Sweden
Address

Skolgatan 2 -
753 12 Uppsala
Sweden

Telephone
+46 (0)18 56 81 00
Fax
+46 (0)18 56 81 01
E-Mail
helene.lagerquist@katedral.se
Organisation Type
Other
Year of Establishment
2000
Fields of Activity
  1. Youth and education
General Information

www.katedral.se

Mission and Objectives

www.katedral.se

Main Projects / Activities

www.katedral.se

Contact (1) Full Name
Helen Lagerkvist
Head of the organisation
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Österlens Folkhögskola

National Network
Sweden
Address

Box 13
273 21 Tomelilla
Sweden

Telephone
4641728000
Telephone (other)
4641715504
Fax
4641713644
E-Mail
goran.goransson@osterlen.fhsk.se
E-Mail (2)
hassane.kardoud@osterlen.fhsk.se
Mobile Phone
46702769379
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
1907
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Environment/Sustainable development
  3. Gender
  4. Human rights
  5. International/Cultural relations
  6. Others
  7. Religion
  8. Youth and education
General Information
College with 200 students. Budget 25 milj SEK Government financed to 60 %
Mission and Objectives

Adult Education

Main Projects / Activities

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Contact (1) Full Name
Göran Göransson
Head of the organisation
Åke Larsson
Contact (2) Full Name
Hassane Kardoud

Regina Theatre

National Network
Sweden
Address

Trädgårdsgatan 6
753 75 Uppsala
Sweden

Telephone
+4618-727 13 78 (Maria)
Telephone (other)
+46 18-727 13 78
E-Mail
maria.x.nilsson@uppsala.se
E-Mail (2)
katja.sliwinski@uppsala.se
E-Mail (3)
reginateatern@uppsala.se
Organisation Type
Local/Regional Authority
Year of Establishment
2005
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Democracy and community development
  3. International/Cultural relations
  4. Youth and education
General Information

 

Regina Theatre was founded in 2005 but the building dates to much earlier. We are a municipal receiving theatre in Uppsala, Sweden. Presenting local, national and international theatre, music, dance, performance and poetry. 3 year mutual exchange and joint theatre productions with Baxter Theater, Cape town SA. Annual International poetry festival. Poetry Africa Nordic Poetry Network, Sweden, Norway, Denmark possible EU poetry project with Poland, Hungry, Bulgaria, GB and Croatia. 

Artistic Policy
Regina offers a carefully selected repertoire of entertainment chosen from the best of Uppsala’s culture life, excellent shows from the rest of Sweden and exciting performances from the whole world. In this uniquely intimate theatre, you will find a rich mix of plays, musical shows, performance art, poetry and stand-up in our 2 venues: the main theatre with 230 seats and the intimate cafe stage. We host about 250 shows a year.

Mission and Objectives

Presenting local, national and international theatre, music, dance, performance and poetry.

Main Projects / Activities

Today the Regina Theatre produces about 250 performances per year in many different themes and genres. We are an open theatre for everyone.

Contact (1) Full Name
Maria Nilsson
Job Title
Producer
Head of the organisation
Katja Sliwinski, Theatre Chef

Rosengårds Folkets Hus

National Network
Sweden
Address

Persborgstorget 2, 213 61 Malmö (for visitors); Box 18073, 20032 Malmö (for mail)
213 68 Malmö
Sweden

Telephone
+46 07 07 28 25 03
E-Mail
folketshusrosengard@gmail.com
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2000
Fields of Activity
  1. Others
General Information
Rosengårds Folkets Hus (People´s House of Rosengård)is a NGO, registered as a non-profit association. We currently have 22 member associations and several individual shareholders. A directive board makes all the decisions, which are carried out by one employee so far. Year 2010: no budget, due to restructuring of the board. Previous funding (amounting to ~100 000 Euros/year) from the Department of Culture & Leisure in the city of Malmö, Sweden. We organize cultural events (such as a local festival, music classes, an international women´s choir, etc), seminars, film screenings (World Wide Cinema) and national exchanges.
Mission and Objectives

The main mission of Rosengårds Folkets Hus is to unite inhabitants in this multicultural neighbourhood where we function, and to provide a place for social gatherings to take place. Traditionally, we supply an arena where other associations can hold their meetings and festivities.
We also strive to supply music, dance and drama lessons, study groups, integration between ethnicities and leisure activities such as nature outings.

Main Projects / Activities

The main project 2011 will be "World Wide Cinema", wherein Rosengårds Folkets Hus will provide live streaming of concerts, opera, sports, perhaps religious events, etc. This project will be done in cooperation with Rinkeby Folkets Hus, which is a similar association situated in another multicultural neighbourhood in Stockholm, Sweden.
During year 2011, we also hope to re-lance the local festival called "Rosengårdsdagen", which is a one-day event that has taken place for over 10 years as a gathering of all local and ethnic associations.
Our main ambition at the moment is to find a new location for our "house" (People´s of Rosengård).

Contact (1) Full Name
Beata Alberg

Individual member: Naomi Fein

National Network
Ireland
Address

21 WillowbankCarrigalineCo. CorkIreland
Carrigaline
Ireland

Telephone
086 3743132
E-Mail
naomi.fein@gmail.com
Organisation Type
Individual Person
Year of Establishment
2011
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Democracy and community development
  3. Environment/Sustainable development
  4. Human rights
  5. Media
  6. Youth and education
General Information

I'm a self employed. I provide graphic design and creative facilitation to the community sector in Ireland and especially in Cork City and Carrigaline. I collaborate with various community and educational organisations and individuals.

Mission and Objectives

mission: to provide a professional graphic design services for the community sector in Ireland to build long term relationships with different organisation and community groups to empower disadvantage group such as youth, migrants, unemployed, Travellers using creative methodologies such as art, multimedia, social media and printed media. to promote equality, peace and justice

Main Projects / Activities

Graphic design solutions http://naomifein.carbonmade.com/ Facilitated workshops: 1. Animation space. running 3 animation workshops, after school setting in Carrigaline. Sept-November http://www.youtube.com/user/naomifein 2. Domestic violence graphic book by Traveller women - in development. starting in January. 3. Mental health leaflet workshop for Traveller Men - will take place in October

Contact (1) Full Name
Naomi Fein
Head of the organisation
Naomi Fein

Kekava municipality culture agency

National Network
Latvia
Address

Rīgas iela 26, Ķekava, Ķekavas novads, LV-2123
Ķekava,
Latvia

Telephone
+371 67969224
Telephone (other)
+371 29206474
Fax
+371 67969224
E-Mail
reinis.zobens@kekava.lv
E-Mail (2)
kultura@kekava.lv
Mobile Phone
+371 29206474
Organisation Type
Local/Regional Authority
Year of Establishment
2008
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Heritage
  3. International/Cultural relations
  4. Media
  5. Youth and education
General Information
Kekava Municipality Culture Agency was founded in 29.october 2008 with aim to unite all Kekava region culture institutions (libraries, museums, tourist information center, culture centers etc.) and to introduce common system in order to create, preserve and disseminate cultural values in whole municipality. Agency employs more than 100 employees and total budget for year 2011 is ~700 000 LVL (Latvian Lats). In year 2011 agency has allocated about 70 000 EUR from different European funds and programmes involving international partners from EU countries.
Mission and Objectives

Main aim of the organization is to unite all Kekava region culture institutions (libraries, museums, tourist information center, culture centers etc.) and to introduce common system in order to create, preserve and disseminate cultural values in whole municipality as well as to provide culture, educational, leisure time activities for municipality inhabitants.

Main Projects / Activities

Starting from year 2010 a lot of attention have been devoted to young people involvement in municipality activities as well as international project development. Culture agency organizes different activities in Kekava municipality for and supports activities initiated by young people devoted to culture. So far we have organized 2 youth in action projects involving young people from Kekava, Balozi (Latvia) and Nilufer (Turkey)and one Europe for Citizens programme project involving partenrs from Lithuania, Poland, Germany.

Contact (1) Full Name
Reinis Zobens
Head of the organisation
Artūrs Ancāns
Contact (2) Full Name
Mārtiņš Ansonskis

IndyACT- The League of Independant Activists

National Network
Lebanon
Address

Rmeil, Armenia street, Jaara Bldg., 4th floor
Beirut
Lebanon

Telephone
+961-1-447192
Fax
+961-1-448649
E-Mail
comms@indyact.org
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2007
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Environment/Sustainable development
  3. Gender
  4. Human rights
  5. Media
  6. Youth and education
General Information
The IndyAct family is made up of different groups, each with a crucial role and function. The team is comprised of a league of members, a governing board, an advisory council, management staff and volunteers. The league members are the campaign leaders of IndyAct. They are the independent environmental, social and cultural activists that IndyAct supports. The League of Members have the passion and skills to dedicate their lives to activism with the aim to make this world a better place. Every two years, the League Members meet to elect an IndyAct Governing Board from the existing members. The board's mission is to make sure that the organization is on the right track to achieve its vision and mission statement, and that it is adhered to its core values. IndyAct has an Advisory Council, which consist of prominent and outstanding individuals in society. Council members have skills, qualifications and resources crucial for the success of IndyAct campaigns and objectives. The council includes professional managers, prominent lawyers, veteran strategist, senior campaigners and others that support IndyAct in many different ways. The Management staff is responsible for implementing the board's long- and short-term plans, and assisting the league members in achieving their campaign goals and objectives. IndyAct staff works on high professional standards, and includes paid staff and interns. Volunteers play a crucial role in the organization, and participate in all levels of work according to their skills. In the end, our governing board and advisory council are volunteers as well. IndyAct volunteers are also the main actors in campaign projects and activities. They are the face of IndyAct, and the main source of independent activists. All these groups work together day after day as one family to achieve IndyAct's vision of an active, safe, healthy, equitable and beautiful planet. IndyACT’s motto is “Passion with Professionalism”, which is reflected in all of its projects and activities. Passion provides the drive for perfection and achieving the biggest results, while professionalism provides highest quality output and extreme efficiency. Combining passion with professionalism means that the high standards applied in the private sector are being delivered with the passion and innovation of civil activists. IndyACT Core Values and Principles: - Taking action - Independence - Non-violence - Professionalism - Universality - Political neutrality - Sustainable Equity - Diversity - Innovation - Non-discrimination IndyACT board members: Nina Charabati Wael Hmaidan Nadim Haidar Farah Salka Nadine Moawad Sources of funding: Donors and Individual Supporter system Previous donors included: Heinrich Boll Foundation $79,000 HSBC $40,000 Open Society $45,000 GAIA $ 7,000 OTI $ 57,000 CAN $ 50,000 List of organization’s officers: Wael Hmaidan: Executive Director Soumar Dakdouk: Deputy Executive Director Farah Salka: Program Director Adnan Saabi: Logistics Coordinator Ali Fakhry: Campaigner Sara ElChoufi: Researcher Jina Talj: Researcher Alaa Mlaeb: Intern Ali Dada: Intern
Mission and Objectives

IndyACT is a global non-political league of independent environmental, social and cultural activists with the aim to achieve an active, healthy, safe, equitable and beautiful planet, by identifying, activating, connecting and protecting similar passionate “independent activists” and providing them with the required professional skills and support to reach that aim. It includes highly experienced members from nine different countries that have build and executed local and international campaigns around the globe. IndyACT operates on all levels (local, regional and international) and uses non-violent direct and indirect actions to create the necessary pressure or inspire the required change.

Main Projects / Activities

Insure strong Arab participation in international negotiation

Create youth activism groups

Launch a feminism revolution

Stop illegal trade of wild animals

Establish a TV show on environmental activism Arab Climate Alliance/ Feminist Collective/ League of Independent Youth/ workshops, trainings, reports and other activities depending on the campaign

Contact (1) Full Name
Ms. Layal Nehme
Job Title
Deputy Executive Director
Head of the organisation
Ms. Layal Nehme

Svenska Institutet | Swedish Institute

National Network
Sweden
Address

Virkesvägen 2
12030 Stockholm
Sweden

Telephone
+46-8-453 78 00
E-Mail
irina.ovchinnikova@si.se
Organisation Type
Public Institution
Year of Establishment
1945
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Democracy and community development
  3. Environment/Sustainable development
  4. Gender
  5. Human rights
  6. International/Cultural relations
  7. Media
  8. Youth and education
General Information

The Swedish Institute is a public agency with a staff of approximately 140 employees, with offices in Stockholm, Visby and Paris. Our commitment is to gain knowledge and understanding of different cultures, their people, and to promote Sweden and Swedish issues globally. SI acts as a coherent representative of Sweden and of Swedish skills, values and experience in the world.

SI operates within the framework of public diplomacy – understanding, informing, influencing and developing relations with people in other countries – and works closely with Swedish and foreign partners as well as with Swedish embassies and consulates around the world.  

Mission and Objectives

SI seeks to establish cooperation and lasting relations with other countries through strategic communication and exchange in different fields.

Our work with Sweden’s image abroad and our activities in international development cooperation go hand in hand.

The overarching goal is to create mutual relationships with other countries around the world. Our support of Swedish language instruction at foreign universities also fits into this common agenda.

Main Projects / Activities

The Swedish Institute follows certain focus areas: innovation, environment and sustainability, creativity and culture and society.

The Swedish Institute annually initiates a great number of events and projects in order to spread knowledge about Sweden and promote cooperation with other countries.

https://si.se/en/events-projects/

The events are primarily arranged internationally but sometimes also in Sweden. SI is also an active partner in several events and projects by external organisers.

https://eng.si.se/areas-of-operation/  

 

Contact (1) Full Name
Irina Ovchinnikova
Job Title
Creative Force Programme Manager
Head of the organisation
Madeleine Sjöstedt (General Director)