Summer Schools in Berlin are two week-long programs for 20 graduate and postgraduate students (aged 20 -27) from Europe as well as from the US, Russia, the Middle East, Japan and China· New Faces Conferences with 20 emerging research fellows and young strategic experts (aged 28 -35), coming from European countries as well as from the US, Russia and Asia· Expert Conferences on new challenges of international security with high-ranking participants from European countries, the US, Russia, the Middle East, China and Japan· Alumni work with database and big Alumni Conference in November 2005 (further reunion activities envisaged)

Main projects:
“E.U. Comunic” was born in the context of Intercultural Dialog Year 2008 in order to further express the need for intercultural communication in our society.
D.I.A.L.O.G.U.E. is a training project within Action 4.3 Training and Networking targeting participants from nongovernmental organisations active in the field of intercultural dialogue and/or media and communications, more specifically a Training Course on a dual theme “Management of Intercultural Projects”.
"Euro-Partners" - developing an open space for structured dialogue, to stimulate new partnerships and collaboration between youth organizations from European countries.
"Incommunicado" - development of training skills in the area of intercultural dialogue for 24 youths from 8 different countries.
More details in the document attached.
More details in the document attached.

Together with the activities of our members, the e-werk weimar e.V. is starting to built up an European Centre of Contemporary Art in Weimar. We are producers of international young (media) art and concentrate on capturing new art spaces in Weimar. We are focusing on European Exchange and on networking between young artists from Europe with international artists.
Main projects: “JuliimJuni” (literature), “backup”, “Trés Court” (filmfestivals), “Perron 26”, „Akteure des Verschwindens“, ,Euphoria!” “Räuber / Laupitaji” (theatre/media), “Schillerfestival”, “UWAGA!Polen kommen” (artfestivals), “New Working Place Europe” (workshops), “Institut für Deutsch-Polnische Raumfahrt” (workshop + exhibition in Krakow), “Mission Europe” (Symposium, travelresearch, intinerant exhibition in Marseille, Katowice and Weimar) etc.

Flinn Works is led by co-artistic directors Sophia and Lisa Stepf. It has independently produced and presented more than 20 performances in a wide range of different venues and festivals. Always engaging with current social and political issues, the company devises its work in collaboration with professional artists and performers.
Through the investigation of questions that resonate globally, performance, music and text are created with artists who work in different art forms and global locations. The style of each Flinn Works production varies, as determined by the key artists and performers and their specific skills and experiences. Flinntheater has a strong commitment to engaging with the next generation of audience members, and regularly offers education workshops and subsidised tickets for young people from the age of 15 and up.
Flinn Works is committed to intensive research, sarcastic humour, strong soundscapes, multiperspectivity  & polyphony in their artistic language.

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FES-offices in ten countries in the MENA-region are working with selected partners such as Trade-Unions and NGOs ( for example Women’s organizations, Human Rights organizations). Main activities are: - holding conferences, seminars and workshops - initiating research projects - offering consulting services to Governmental and Non-Governmental Organizations. Being strongly involved in civil society networking, we are contributing to peace efforts between Israelis and Palestinians, to a dialogue between Europe and the Arab world, and to realize a Euro-Mediterranean partnership.

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GlobalEyes TV is an internationally accessible world culture TV format for youth – with films produced in our workshops and films we receive from partner NGOs. The objectives of GloablEyes are to create a global network by implementing sustainable media-workshops in collaboration with international youth organisations, foundations and NGOs in various countries. We want to encourage youths to become ambassadors for their communities and to contribute to the program regularly. In October 2010 we travelled with 10 young people from Berlin to Jenin / Palestine and held an intercultural Palestinian-German film-workshop at Cinema Jenin. In March 2011 together with local Haitian partner NGOs we hosted a 4-week workshop in earthquake camps in Haiti - as part of the trauma relief efforts of Deutsche Kindernothilfe. We have also hosted youth media workshops in South African Townships (at-risk youth), in impoverished, violent inner-city areas of Kingston / Jamaica, in Thailand, Brazil and Germany.

Artist in Residence Programme Exchange programmes: Alien in My Space Perforomance Festival: Home Sweet Home / ELLA (European Live Art Archive)

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