-implementation of cultural activity at home and abroad; creative fields that the Organization includes are : singing, musical, theatrical and literary activities
-resolving technical issues in the field of culture
-implementation of cultural education
-creation of conditions for the widest possible access to cultural goods

ROZANA Association is Slovenian non-profit organization, established in 2009. Our mission is to promote cross-cultural awareness and fellowship between people in the Arab and Slovene culture through the cultures, arts and education.
As bilingual and bicultural educators, performers and musicians, we believe the best way to break down invisible cultural barriers is to bring people face-to-face with the most intimate and expressive components of each other’s cultures. Through the arts we are able to foster genuine understanding, respect, and appreciation between the diverse cultures of the world.
The Rozana Association benefits from a number of voluntary Arabs and Slovene advisers on dealings with Arabs and Slovenian institutions and audiences. These are friends of Arabs and Slovenia, private or public persons from various institutions who have supported the Centre in its endeavours by encouraging us to bring new ideas to life.
Rozana Center, besides the cultural activities implied by the name, also plays an active part in the social life of the Arabian community in Slovenia.
Generally, we organise informal meetings, where guests can come and have a good time in the company of their fellow Arabs. The events are open to all, regardless of nationality. Sometimes, the audience have to pay for the admission at the events but The Centre strives to keep the costs low, despite, at times, not breaking even.

Publishing contemporary theory, sociology and new anthropology, textbooks, philosophy and contemporary literature; organising cultural events.

Objectifs : mise en place de lieux culturels (lieu de vie) dans des territoires oubliés ou difficiles (depuis 2008 quartiers nord de Marseille)// Former des jeunes à partir de la rigueur et de la diversité des savoirs faire des métiers de la culture // Montrer ou produire des projets qui participent au "sens commun" - récits communs pour faciliter le mieux vivre ensemble à l'échelle de la planète.

TDP wants drama, theatre, and creative activities to be a regular part of the lives of young people in Palestine, so that they can find their individual voice, their sense of self, and discover their creative life; in stimulating these activities TDP aims to provide the foundation for a peaceful development of Palestine, one with respect for human (children’s) rights and civil society. TDP tries to realize this by working with the formal education systems and local organizations working with and for children and young people.

Mission: A free and professional media in Palestine
Mission Statement
MADA is an independent Palestinian non-governmental and non-profit organization, founded in 2006, registered under the number (IRA-250-I), with its headquarters in Ramallah. The center operates throughout the Palestinian territories.
Message:
MADA is an independent, nongovernmental, and non-profit organization that aims to defend and develop media freedoms by promoting a culture of freedom of opinion and expression, and working towards the amendment of legislation governing the media in line with international standards of freedom of expression. MADA collaborates with Arab and International institutions in the efforts of promoting freedom of opinion and expression.
Strategic Issues:
1. The continued violations against journalists and media providers
2. Palestinian media faces numerous obstacles in practicing professionalism, independence, objectivity, impartiality and competence
3. Freedom of expression is not institutionalized as a community respected and protected necessity.
4. The absence of an Access to Information Law, and laws that are in line with international standards of freedom of expression
5. The absence of regulatory laws for the media
Objectives:
The center seeks to achieve its vision through its work to achieve five goals in developmental and one internal operational goal, and these goals are:
1. Reducing violations of media freedoms
2. Promote a culture of freedom of opinion and expression, and media freedoms
3. Ensuring that legislation relating to Media, freedom of expression, and the right to Access information in the Palestinian territories are in line with international conventions of human rights and freedom of expression.
4. Promoting and developing the role of media in society, and transform the media from governmental to public.
5. Dedication to the enactment of the Access to Information Law
6. Developing and capacity building of MADA’s team talents to be able to achieve the mission and objectives.

Abu Tur Women Center is social empowerment and resource that advances gender equity and social justice through education, training, advocacy, and leadership for the women community in Silwan and Al Thori neighborhoods.

Al Marsad’s mission: Al Marsad seeks to promote good governance and democratic reforms in public institutions, civil society organizations, local councils, and encourage political participation, through the monitoring of democratic development, raising citizens’ awareness and election monitoring.

1. Contribute to the dissemination of legal awareness and the respecting of human rights.
2. Promote a culture of patriotism in all available means.
3. Develop the capacity of young people to participate in decision-making and community service in all fields.
4. Promote a culture of dialogue and peace and mutual cooperation between the spectra of the local community and other communities.
5. Development of the concept of citizenship and belonging and promote the concept of Arabism by building bridges of cooperation and dialogue with the surrounding Arab communities.
Vision: a society of justice, democracy and law, participation of young people and women and playing an active role in policy-making, dominated by the values of belonging and citizenship, that is respectful of human rights and fundamental freedoms dominated by a culture of dialogue and non-violence.

SOS Malta is a Maltese-registered Voluntary Organisation set up in 1991, which aims to aid people experiencing times of crisis and to empower them by providing support services and opportunities to implement development and change in their country. SOS Malta works with local and international organisations to assist socially disadvantaged groups in improving their quality of life. It encourages advocacy on behalf of social causes as well as promotes models of good care and practice. SOS Malta initially started working in overseas development, emergency relief and livelihood programmes. While maintaining these overseas areas of activity, the organisation over time developed other areas of activities, having more of a local dimension.