Mary Immaculate College offers undergraduate and post-graduate programmes in a range of subjects. It also supports the very diverse research activities of its staff and PhD students. In addition, the college seeks, through active engagement with other bodies and individuals, to contribute to the quality of life and economic development of its immediate community, local institutions and international partners.

Participation in the EU awareness programme “For Diversity. Against Discrimination” Awareness on the EU Programme “Help” Against Smoking Participation in several Action 3- Youth Initiatives. Awareness for the European Week -For Safety And Health At Work 2006, “SAFE START”. “All different-All equal” campaign of the Council of Europe. 2008 GRUNDTVIG LEARNING PARTNERSHIPS «Motivation of elderly persons who are not used to education for an informal search for information»

Soutenir les projets de classes de découvertes au centre Léo Lagrange du Frioul.
Initier ou participer à des projets d'échanges interculturels entre écoliers marseillais et de méditerranée.

The Institute contributes to development of culture of B&H in regional and European context, and is used for a wide variety of cultural activates: art, humanities, cultural and historical heritage, and cultural tourism of B&H and the region.
• library and archive: collection, documentation, presentation, preservation, services, scientific portal, information accessibility – online catalogue, digital library, digitalization of various collections.
• art: presentation of own collections (B&H artists), setting up art exhibits that are engaged in social changes and development, and encourage intercultural understanding.
• development of partnership:
a) cultural projects aiming at
-intercultural and inter-religious dialogue,
-rebuilding modes of coexistence and mutual respect in B&H society,
-nurturing and respecting various identities
-presenting other cultures, their art and history.
b) inter library and archive cooperation - exchange, exhibitions, conferences, seminars, study visits, research.

In the few years of its operation the Evagoras and Kathleen Lanitis Foundation has organized a series of events, such as the exhibitions "In the Shadow’s Light" "Lighting the Body of Athletes", "Weaving Greek myths" "Hyperlinks", "Terpandros – Recreations of Ancient Greek Musical Instruments", "The Human Figure and Modern Cypriot Art - the first generations", "Mythos-Modern and Contemporary Italian Art", "Landmarks of New York - Photographic exhibition"
"Euro, our currency" e.t.c.

• It operates the following collections: Coin Collection, Map Collection, Collection of Manuscripts and Rare Books, Engravings, Old Photographs and Watercolours Collection, Collection of Cyprus Antiquities, Collection of Contemporary Cypriot Art. • The Museum of the History of Cypriot Coinage and the Museum of George and Nefeli Giabra Pierides Collection (antiquities collection). • Educational Programs. • Exhibitions and Lectures. • More than 100 publications in the following sectors: Cypriot cartography, Cypriot coinage, Cultural Foundation collections, Lectures on history and archaeology of Cyprus, Cyprological studies and Lectures, Folios, Exhibition Catalogues, Guides to archaeological, Byzantine and historical monuments of Cyprus, Cypriot literature, Children’s and young adults’ books, Cypriot art, books on the environment of Cyprus and books published in collaboration with other Foundations.

Cultural

• Seminars for school classes dealing with the period of German National Socialism, the history of the Middle East conflict, the history of Jews in Arab countries and on the history of interreligious relations between Judaism, Christianity and Islam. • Development of didactic materials on the history of National Socialism, the Middle East conflict and the history of interreligious relations between Judaism, Christianity and Islam, especially emphasising intercultural and multiple perspectives approaches of learning and teaching history. • In 2009, Miphgasch published collected materials under the title “Sharing HISTORIES – Documents for Intercultural Education on the History of National Socialism” in cooperation with the memorial of the House of the Wannsee Conference (Berlin). The collection is one of only very few examples of didactic materials available on National Socialism, which holds up to the challenges of teaching history in an environment of multiple perspectives and sometimes competing narratives.

Selection from projects between 1997-2015:

* Future Raft, ‘Swimming Future Classroom’, co-created by youth and NGOs, travelled 300 kms from Hannover to Berlin and

* future-islands: floating solutions for climate-change related problems: http://future-island.euwww.joy-art.de/asap/fi.html

* Local Children and Youth Media Projects to develop media competences. One product was for example a „Leinekunst Children’s Newspaper“ in co-operation with the Wissenschaftsladen Hannover e.V., and YouBe e.V. : www.leinekunst.de/positivenews

* Open-Forum - facilitating youth and cultural events since the mid 90's by using established and new conferencing and dialog formats, see for example Youth of Europe or Ganztagsschulkongress: http://open-forum.de/events/NeuesEuropa.htmlhttp://open-forum.de/events/Ganztagsschulen.html

* 2008. First Regional Campaign ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ launched for the Euro-Med Year of Intercultural Dialogue. PNW contributed in Leipzig and Berlin.

See more at: http://www.annalindhfoundation.org/history-and-milestones#sthash.rylb6w5...

* participation: Anna Lindh Forum 2010 in Barcelona and report: „We are the People!“ http://www.farah-lenser.de/files/pdf/anna_lindh_forum_we_are_the_people.pdf

* participation, lecture and publication: Conference in Weimar / Germany 2010 / European Union and the Union for the Mediterranean – A Vision becomes True“ Hertie Stiftung / Reihe Tagungsberichte / Band 71 / 2010 / ISBN 978-3-939182-26-9

* participation: Common Action of the German Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation 2011 „Mediterranean on the Spot“. Dialogue Project with the „Combatants of Peace“ from Palestine and Israel visiting Germany: http://anna-lindh-salon.de/report-combatants-for-peace-salon-no-1-may-2011/

*  2011 in the Framework of the Anna-Lindh Programme BELIEVE IN DIALOGUE - ACT FOR CITIZENSHIP Judge Mokhtar Yahyaoui from Tunis was invited by PNW to Berlinhttp://www.newciv.org/nl/newslog.php/_v396/__show_article/_a000396-00012...

* participation: Common Action of the German Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation 2012 „Mediterranean on the Spot“. Cultural Project: „Mediterra. Islands of Hope on Tour“.

* participation: Common Action of the German Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation 2013 „Mediterranean on the Spot“. Dialogue Project: How to live and encourage cultural diversity?

The journal „go40“ initiates and supports women's research and collaborates with academic women like the Moroccan social scientist Fatima Mernissi and the UN Gender Team, New York.
From the beginning social scientists like Dr. Veronika Bennholdt-Thomsen or Dr. Heide Göttner-Abendroth were publishing their results of women research and modern matriarchal studies. With museums for women history and biographical research groups we are looking for the often hidden roots of women in history. This includes women of indigenousness cultures who raise their voice in the World Uranium Hearing. “go40” reports about campaigns against Female Genital Mutilation together with NGO's like “terre de femmes”.
As we believe that arts play a big role in a peaceful world we work with women beyond borders, a group of artist friends with the goal to encourage dialogue, collaboration, and community among women, and to honor their creativity worldwide.