the center works on different programs and projects:
program of citizenship and human rights, program of dialogue, empowerment, and community development, program of strengthening civil peace, program of strengthening public ethics, program of supporting just peace, and the mean time we are working on implementing the Arab peace Initiative Project.

1- "Shoot As You Walk" 2- "Le couffin de Ramadan"

MEGAWRA has an architectural library with over 1000 books, open workspaces with wifi for students and young architects, a meeting room and workshop space available for booking and a lecture space that seats 40 people. It5 has a regular monthly lecture series, film and book club and offers at least one free monthly workshop to its members. It also initiates and administers projects that focus on interdisciplinary research, community outreach and awareness and capacity building. Examples include: What a Building Wants to Be, a documentary of a conversation between 5 architects about the design process, Whose Monument? a participatory design project on the monument-street interface in Islamic Cairo and Draw your Dream a graffiti project where residents of 6 streets draw 6 solutions for 6 urban problems as an innovative method for raising awareness and for fundraising.

There are four main areas of our actions: 1. International artistic festivals, events and actions initiating collaboration between artists from different parts of the globe. 2. Development cooperation, especially with partners from Ukraine and the Caucasus. 3. Human rights and democracy promotion - we focus on cooperation with democratic activists from northern Africa and Middle East. 4. Multiculture in Warsaw - we carry out projects activating immigrants who participate in creation of contemporary Warsaw and its culture.

A) Strengthening the Rule of Law During Egypt’s Transition to Democracy:
The goal of this project is to strengthen the rule of law in Egypt by advocating for cultural and legal changes, empowering rural legal advocates, and building a foundation for long-term structural and systematic changes. This project seeks Through a 14 month program, to conduct a series of varied activities including workshops & legal training, network building by and between local legal advocates, rural-urban knowledge exchange, work placement, the creation of watchdog units, and research culminating in final constitutional recommendations will result in the following objectives.
B) Youth Voter Education Campaign:
The youth voter education campaign supported the increased civic engagement and political participation of young citizens (age 18-27) in Egypt by addressing misinformation about the voter registration process and clarifying it.
C) Local Councils:
El Sadat Association is currently engaged in several projects that support civic and political engagement and participation by citizens on grassroots levels.
Through a project with the Local Councils of the Tala district in Menofia, that began in 2009, citizens and local council members are empowered to better serve their communities.
D) The Tahrir Lounge – Nile Delta
The Tahrir Lounge - Nile Delta is an institution that is dedicated to civil society activities and civic participation.Through these activities, it seeks to increase and enhance political and civic awareness of rural Egyptians, and to develop an active citizenry of residents who are empowered to build better communities, monitor governments, and participate in Egypt's transition to democracy.
E) Pull Down the Fence
“Pull Down the Fence” is an initiative that aims to overcome the barrier that creates an “us” and “them” dichotomy in our thinking, and prevents us from properly communicating with one another. By introducing a different communication style, and creating an environment where individuals appreciate and accept one another, we can pull down the fence that is blocking coexistence. In order to do this, we will work in schools, as children are true agents of change and gain many of their life lessons during their educational career. The project aims to offer professional development to teachers so that they can actively ensure that classrooms are safe locations for students to engage in coexistence. Through this professional development, students will be able to engage in community and cultural activities designed to encourage coexistence and cooperation regardless of background.

Initiative "Youth Act", a program designed to support young people in Upper Egypt and the country the whole of the curriculum educational and practical aims to teach them about democracy and human rights, defense and support and to mobilize public opinion and the efforts to achieve a change in their surroundings local to give importance to their efforts and promote the spirit of cooperation in their lives . The "right" and its collection of all the volunteers and the two activities in the field of people with a disability in order to form a committee to defend human rights and disability issues raise them in front of civil courts and administrative. Activities to be undertaken by the group Initiative "Partners in building Egypt" socially economically politically This logo will include work on 6 axes including: Education Leadership Society Employment Support and support Volunteering Political participation

CKU builds its work on four platforms: Culture and Development, Arts Fund, Youth Program and IMAGES festival.
Culture and Development
For more information on specific countries and collaborations please contact: 
Program manager of Asia, Signe Leth: +45 33 17 97 09 / sl@cku.dk
Programme consultant of the Middle East, Muna Bur: +45 33 17 97 15 / mb@cku.dk
Program manager of West Africa, Louise Friis Pedersen: +45 33 17 97 17 / lfp@cku.dk
Program manager of East Africa, Christoph Ludemann: +45 33 38 97 36 / cl@cku.dk
IMAGES festival
Through 8 festivals the Images festivals have built a strong brand as a unique festival that introduces Danes to the latest cultural forms of expressions and contemporary art from the developing countries. Previous festivals are Images of Africa, 1991, 1993 and 1996 Images of the World 2000, Images of Asia 2003, Images of the Middle East 2006, My World Images 2010 and Uccupy Utopia in 2013. The next festival will be in 2016, yet a new concept for the Images festival is in the making. For more information on the festival, please contact our national director, Thomas Henriksen: +45 33 17 97 11 / th@cku.dk
Youth Education Program – World Images in Motion
The Youth Education Program is CKUs latest initiative to bring arts and artists from developing countries to youth and to students in Denmark. The aim of the program is to introduce and create awareness about developing countries amongst the younger generations in Denmark through the presentation and use of artistic expression and by creating a dialogue between Danish students and artists from developing countries on a personal and creative level. For more information please contact Gavin Clarke +45 33 17 97 10 / gc@cku.dk
Arts Fund CKU’s grants programme gives money to the exchange of culture between Denmark and the developing countries. Its standards are based on quality, innovation and the setting-up of new partnerships. CKU prioritises projects that are able to create new reflections and break down stereotypes and prejudices, projects that are artistically innovative, and projects that are rooted in partnerships with a potential to generate new collaborations and knowledge sharing in the future. For more information please contact Peggy Lund-Sørensen: +45 33 17 97 08 / pls@cku.dk.

Project: “Socio-economic development of the rural population of the South of Lebanon” co-funding: Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Status: Ongoing
Project: “Strengthening of social and educational services for Palestinian children in Nahr el Bared and Beddawi refugee camps – Lebanon” ” co-funding: Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Status: Ongoing
Project: “Social communication in the webnet as an instrument of ethnic and religious integration in Lebanon” co-funding: Committee for charity interventions in the third world countries-CEI. Status: closed June 2012.
Development Education project: “Educating the youth on dialogue between peoples of different cultures and religions through global communication tools” co-funding: Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Status: closed June 2010.
Emergency project: “Rehabilitation and support to the Psychiatric Hospital of Al Fanar, Zahrani”. Co-funding: Italian Cooperation Office in Lebanon – UTL. Status: closed April 2010.

UCCA's main projects are: L'Italia che non si vede, exhibition of italian documentaries on social issues; Le ragioni della laicità, exibition of italian and foreign film on the issue of secolarism and the relationship between religion and society; Obiettivi sul lavoro, national contest for short films on the theme of work in Italy nowadays; seminars to train film societies responsibles.

People versus Borders: restoration of the environmental quality of the Dobrinja stream, in the Municipality of Novi Grad, Sarajevo (BiH);
mo.starT-V, strategies and activities to realize a training course in video journalism in Mostar (BiH): an indipendent videojournalism project: a way to promote dialogue, and intercultural exchange focused in public spaces of the city of Mostar;
Quality and safety in urban spaces: field study for a project of urban integration and for the renewal of an underground parking, Melun (France) focusing on safety and livability;
Spazio Gretta, inclusive decision-making workshop: a project about inhabitants-driven regeneration of public spaces in the neighborhood of Gretta, Trieste (Italy);
Urban management and safety: a research project about the relationship between spatial configuration, pedestrian movement and safety in five urban areas, belonging to two major cities of northern Italy.