The BOCS Foundation was created in 1975 and was formally registered in 1994. It has been working on the Hungarian speaking areas (Hungary, and among Hungarian minorities in Romania, Serbia, Ukraine, Slovakia), in India (help schooling of poor village girls in Gujarat since 1977) and Africa.
Its work is aimed at international development cooperation, global education (first of all peace and environmental education, development and human rights education), rights of future generations and women.
BOCS Foundation implements strong lobbying activity and is one of the most represented NGO’s in the Hungarian politic scene. BOCS Foundation is the delegate of the Hungarian Green Movement in the International Development Cooperation Consultative Board of the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs since 2003.

Our vision is to build a society that will become stronger to defend and promote all human beings as equal and valued, by participating fully and treated with fairness, dignity and respect through cultural exchange programmes and volunteerism.
We share a vision of access to research and education, full participation in culture — to drive a new era of development, growth, and productivity.

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Mission: Our mission is to subserve the emergence of human rights, tolerance, love and to respect the human dignity by contributing to make other cultures widely known, helping different religions to live peacefully next to each other, bringing human rights to life by producing and shaping human rights tools, public policy and practices that empower people to improve their own lives and the lives of others.
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Aims:
To promote charity and volunteerism, to make the social living condition better for the needy ones and those with any disabilities, to help creating new possibilities for jobs.
Promotion of a culture of peace through international cultural exchange programmes and voluntary work-camps for internatioanl understanding, solidarity and Social justice.
Sustainable development / lifestyle and respect for the environment
To work in a democratic way and to be open without discrimination to all people ( without discrimination of gender, race, nationality, social status, political views and other possible grounds).
To be a Non-profit organization and commits itself to reinvest profits for
volunteering activities.
Not to have projects competing with paid labor.
To regularly organise voluntary service activities that involve international volunteers.
To facilitate the participation of volunteers with fewer opportunities in its voluntary service activities.
Our beliefs:
We are all born with human rights.
The whole of society will be stronger if we are empowered to realise our own human rights and able to defend those of others.
Human rights are a set of important principles that can be used in practical ways to create a fairer more decent society.
The value of human rights for individuals and society will only be fully realised if they are embraced as a full set of interdependent rights, spanning civil, cultural, economic, political and social rights.
Is putting our beliefs into practice through our operating principles.
Working with a wide range of partners (especially others in the voluntary and community sectors)

Our mission: Improving the relationship between museums/heritage sites and their visitors as well as making museums more popular among visitors. We also support museums /heritage sites in becoming more sustainable by strengthening their community relations and becoming socially more sensitive and active.
Our objectives: organizing conferences, workshops and seminars on topics that help museums enhance their visitor relations;
organizing museum education activities;
producing books that help museum professionals in engaging their visitors better;
participating in intercultural/international exchanges, projects;
participating in research on the above-mentioned topics;
operating a library for museum professionals.

Notars (Womanmate) Foundation’s goal is to make the women’s equality come about in the societal and economic practice by self-conscious, well-informed, gender-dimensioned women and men.
Notars (Womanmate) Foundation’s mission is to strengthen and continually develop women’s enterprises by cooperating with non-governmental organizations, firms and volunteers by means of trainings, programmes, publications, partnerships, consultancy, running networks and through the publicity for enterpreneur and civil women in Hungary and the European Union, together with participating in the establishment and development of
self-conscious women’s networks, who are capable of validating themselves.

Saulkrasti municipal agency "Saulkrasti cultural and sports center" is an institution which is under the supervision of Saulkrasti district council and it is set up to implement the culture and sports event organizing functions of Saulkrasti district council as well as the functions of preservation of traditional cultural heritage, local history, the empowerment of folk creativity and the development of healthy lifestyle.
Saulkrasti municipal agency "Saulkrasti cultural and sports center" is acting in accordance with the Public Agency Law, the Law on Local Governments, the Latvian legislation, the Cabinet of Ministers, and in accordance with Saulkrasti district council's decisions and regulations.
One of the most important long-term objectives of the Agency is to stress the importance of: preserving Saulkrasti county tangible and intangible cultural heritage; strengthening the sense of people belonging to Saulkrasti district; shaping favorable environment to promote the creative diversity of folk art and amateur arts; promoting the development and availability of cultural processes.

Founded Bokra for Media Production, Media Studies and Human Rights as of March 6, 2010 and was registered as of June 22, 2010under No. 6639 and for the year 2010
We have 22 employee full time and almost 30 volunteer
We are funded by: 1- NED 2-MEPI 3-RBF
1- Programs on Radio Bokra interested in Political awareness, women rights, human rights and Media Professional
2- We have 100,000 listeners and viewers of our website www.bokranews.com monthly
3- We working on a campaign called “We Love Cairo” we are a part of a net work “WE LOVE” in Lebanon, Tunisia, Morocco and Jordan in tested in Culture & Arts and Civic Education for Schools Students.
4- We are working on a study and projects now about Community Radios.
5- We are preparing for a campaign to make the government to allow people to own their FM wave to make their community radios.
6- We create a social website just for media people and whom interested in Media and freedom of expression to communicate and share experiences the web site called “IMedia” www.bokranews.com/imedia
7- We made an initiative for civic journalism make people to write and filming what happening in their regions in general and special their watch for the election
Reel looks forward to the media production and media studies and human rights as a new partner in the Egyptian civil society to reach the stage characterized by:
1 - administrative and financial capabilities, infrastructure and networking relations and cooperation with others that qualify for the implementation of programs, projects and achieve its mission and objectives.
2 - to be a pioneer in the field of new media and rooting of democratic choice and the culture of peace, tolerance and acceptance of others and renounce violence and racism.
1 - Strengthening the democratic option in society and contribute to efforts to build democratic civil state.
2 - Strengthening the role of youth development and participation in society.
3 - Development of the role of youth media to be the guardians of democracy and development.
4 - Promoting a new generation of media issues and insured home and work.

Setting ambitious strategies to make culture a priority in developing the Egyptian society according to the following: - preserving the Egyptian and Arabic identity - replacing the inherited negative ideas by innovative ones - spreading guidance and thinking through arts & creation Our objective now is to become the cultural spot in Cairo by always proposing better and more events (by means of upgrading our facilities, improving quality and creating new extensions).

Vision: To give women, especially female heads of households the chance to contribute to the own wellbeing their families and societies in the legal, economic, social, political and cultural arenas in order to become full citizens and decision-makers within the family. Mission: ADEW’s mission is to strengthen and empower underprivileged female heads of household economically, legally and socially, providing them with the resources necessary to attain a higher status in their families, communities and society. ADEW works on two levels to achieve its mission. On a grassroots level, ADEW provides women with micro-credit, legal aid, literacy classes, health seminars, empowerment workshops and a special program, Girls’ Dreams, for the daughters of its primary beneficiaries. On a macro level, ADEW works to raise awareness and promote change through its strategic use of media, producing flyers, periodicals, posters, and documentaries, and its effective use of advocacy, sponsoring conferences, training seminars and workshops. ADEW strives to raise the status of women throughout Egyptian society by working with women, providing them with the means to help themselves, and by creating dialogue between these women, political leaders, and their society, to promote change.ADEW believes that women’s needs extend beyond direct service provision. To truly improve the life situations of the poorest most marginalized women, ADEW believes it is necessary to influence and change the wider macro context in which policies and practices are embedded. Thus, to complement and draw upon its grassroots program, ADEW has developed a wide-ranging advocacy program designed to raise awareness about the problems faced by marginalized women within the public, policy and operational arena. ADEW’s advocacy strategy includes national and local conferences, media campaigns and printed documentation. ADEW lobbies key policy makers and encourages the media to acknowledge the problems faced by poor female heads of household. ADEW itself produces numerous publications documenting women’s issues. This includes a newsletter, Women’s Stories, that portray life in Cairo’s squatter communities, as well as flyers, posters, and cards that broadcast ADEW’s activities and agitate for more gender-sensitive approaches to development and issues of public policy. ADEW’s long existing programs endeavor to elevate living conditions of FHHs who are one of the most impoverished and marginalized segments of society. However, the outcome of its programs outreaches FHHs and extends to benefit all members of their families along with the communities where they live.

Faculty of Fine Arts was established on 18 May 1988 in Cetinje. The Faculty is located in the building of the former Russian Embassy which was designed by Italian architect Coradini and is protected under the Historical Monuments Act.http://www.flu.ucg.ac.me/fluen/index.php/fakultet/medjunarodna-saradnjahttp://www.flu.ucg.ac.me/fluen/index.php/fakultet/projects
Faculty of Fine Arts organizes undergraduate, specialist and master studies.
There are four programs of academic study at the Faculty of Fine Arts: Painting course, Scuplture Course, Graphics course, Graphic Design course.

The Katadrom Arts, Culture and Social Politics Association organized national and international cinema events, exhibitions, seminars, alongside with photography, music, radio, handcraft, writing, dancing, dubbing workshops for exchange students and expats in Istanbul.
The Association aims to stimulate cultural appreciation and integration among the international and Turkish students through the support of artistic and cultural creativity in all its expression and to encourage dialogue among communities.