- first Arabic festival in Croatia
folk, fin art , theater ,dance , music, books translated , cinema , and this festival first steep to make Arabic culture center for all this zone, but we have lung way to talk about cultural Arabic in this zone no any knowledge about Arabic world , we start with Egypt next month , seminar for Naguib Mahfoz and we make for hem documentary
we hope too to make theater only for our work and group from here to make by movement our theater , Arabic cultural to give the Adriatic zone this knowledge about Arabic world

HERMES has so far done workshops and trainings for a number of other organizations in Croatia and internationally ("Rhetoric of Dicrimination" for Anne Frank House and Humanity in Action, for example). HERMES is currently working on implementing the Anne Frank House Free2Choose/Free2Create program in Croatia, the Model European Union Zagreb project, and bringing the Model International Criminal Court project to Croatia. HERMES's activities revolve around teaching debating skills as a means of empowerment for vulnerable social groups, especially young people. Free2Choose/Free2Create is a multimedia and debate workshop for secondary school students, dealing with human rights conflicts relevant for the lives of young people today. MEUZ is a simulation of policy-making on the European level aiming to reduce the so-called democratic deficit among youth.

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The Center develops contact and collaborative learning within small multicultural groups, progressing gradually from on-line communication--which guarantees equal footing--to face-to-face interaction.
It operates on five levels:
1) Inter-college multi-cultural IT conferences for educators;
2) Joint innovative multi-cultural IT courses for Jewish and Arab student teachers;
3) Joint innovative multi-cultural IT courses for Jewish and Arab in-service teachers;
4) Joint multi-cultural IT courses for students in Jewish and Arab schools; and
5) Teaching units in teaching colleges that contribute to reducing prejudices among future teachers.

In October 2006, the Irish undertook their first misson to Nepal for refugees and orphanages in association with UNHCR. Working primarily with the Bhutanese refugees in Damak, 3 artists performed for over 18,000 children throughout Nepal in 21 performances. This tour was funded by Culture Ireland. In March 2007, A four person Irish party went to Lesotho to lead a misson for Project Njabulo which provides psychosocial support through laughter and humour to children and communities affected by HIV/AIDS and poverty in Southern Africa. There were 31 performances for 8,000 children and 5 workshops. This tour was funded by the artists and was in partnership with Clowns Without Borders South Africa. Also in 2007, 5 artists went to Uganda to work with post civil war refugees and internally displaced people. There were 18 performances for 16,000 spectators and 12 workshops. This was funded by fundraisers undertaken by the artists themselves in partnership with Warchild and UNHCR. In November 2008 4 artists visited Palestine to work with refugees. In co-operation with the Palestinian Circus they undertook 13 performances for 2,000 spectators and 10 workshops. This tour was funded by Culture Ireland.

YARG – Young adults and religion in a global perspective, Centre of Excellence 2015-2018.
Several individual research projects on Muslims and religious diversity in Finland.

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Asesoría de Desarrollo Organizativo y formación de empleados y mandos de Organizaciones Sociales y profesionales
Jornadas y estudios sobre voluntariado
Investigación, diseño y gestión de proyectos sociales

Internal Relationships.. • Palestinians without frontiers is seeking to create a strong and coordinated base which depends on rational and healthy rules with different foundations and all the homemade strips. All of that come from our understanding to the objective unit on the level of increasing the Palestinian homeland. • Palestinians without frontiers encourages Palestinian societal openness on cultures and scientific and civilized achievements alongside urbanism and legality. It encourages the meeting of minds and an open emotional yet civilized dialogue between the East and West, and the arrangement of the human brotherhood principle. External Relationships.. • According to our view on the necessity of creating an Arab profundity and international dimension, we try our best to encourage Palestinian society to be open towards the cultures and the scientific, civil, legal, environmental, economical and constructional achievements for people. • We have to encourage the meetings which offer civilized dialogue between East and West concentrating on the principle of human fraternity. Social Development.. • Working towards ways that best contribute to forming civil society by arranging seminars and workshops which convey this concept in a simple and easy way. • Contributing to developing the abilities of the Palestinian people's sons and daughters through arranging specialized programs that aim to develop the available facilities with new creativity. • Designing studies, research, projects and campaigns to improve the service stream, civility, health and transport, education, arts, culture, environment and children in custody. • Putting forward civil society culture and concepts in dealing with foundations, groups and individuals. Depending on the principle of respecting opinions of others and encouraging calm civil dialogue, respecting individual freedoms limits and Palestinian society’s traditions and culture. Human Rights.. • Palestinians without frontiers maintains as a base the nationality and its rights, to build the foundations of the modern democratic Palestinian state. • Observing and respecting thoughtful, cultural, political and civil freedoms of the Palestinian as basic principles to the state’s fundamental duties and to respect people’s rights in Palestine and to respect their general and particular freedoms as a basic part of the civil, organic and juridical construction of Palestinian society. • Encouraging the establishment and observation of foundations which concern human rights, the civil freedoms, environment, childhood, motherhood, freedom of thought and the press as well. These foundations should be strong minded, standing up for their members beyond alignments that depend on political, ideological, and religious loyalty.

− International Development Cooperation: We focus our actions in projects that
support and foster young leaders in Latin American countries.
− Codevelopment: Our work in this area concentrates in preventing migration
through the access to post-secondary education and improving and strengthening
competences of young people with fewer opportunities. Moreover, we also support
migrants associations on different fields to empower them.
− Development Education and Awareness Raising: We work on projects that provide
detailed background information regarding development cooperation, migration,
interculturality, etc. in formal as well as in informal education. All our actions in this
field tries to educate to act in a spirit of worldwide solidarity and to enable citizens to
develop a critical understanding of development topics and encourage them to get
involved themselves.
− Information Society: This area aims to foster social inclusion of people with
fewer opportunities (specially the Romani community) through the use of New
Communications and Information Technologies and bridge the digital gap.