ALFinMOTION - Mobility Programme - Sixth Edition
ALF Hands-On: Open Call for Participation! - Second Cycle
The Inclusive Guidebook - How to create inclusive programs using digital resources - has been developed to provide useful tools, materials and experiences to teachers, educators, trainers, counsellors and experts working with migrants and/ or with people with special needs...
Welcome to Play Your Way to Sweden!
This is a free educational platform for all those who want to learn about Sweden, its language, and its culture. This program consists of two modules: Swedish Language and Swedish Culture. Each module consists of 10 lessons. The Swedish Language module was designed for beginners and is part of a course for level A1. After successful completion of all the lessons in both modules, you will not only be knowledgeable in the areas of Swedish history, geography, traditions, education, and many others, but you will also be able to receive a digital certificate confirming that you have completed 10 lessons of Swedish Culture or Swedish Language at level A1!
The platform was developed by Soros International House (Lithuania) and More Mosaic (Sweden). You can read more about the creators of the platform in the WHO WE ARE section.
STEPS:
1. Register by filling in your username, name, e-mail address, and password. Check “I agree to the rules and privacy policy.” and click REGISTRATION.
2. To start, select one of the two modules – Swedish Language, or Swedish Culture. These modules are independent of one another, so you can always go back and forth between them 😉
3. Start with Lesson 1, regardless of which module you are in, and learn the information provided in the Video, Audio, and Text tabs.
4. Add difficult words and phrases to the glossary, which is always on the top right of the page.
5. Click on Start Test once you are ready to test your knowledge at the end of each lesson, and answer the questions. You get points for each correct answer. But keep in mind – you only get one chance to get as many points as possible!
6. Proceed to Lesson 2 after taking the test in Lesson 1, and so on.
7. Download the certificate of completion of the 10 lessons of the Swedish Language module or the Swedish Culture module!
With the support of Nordplus programme.
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Celsiusgatan 9
41762 Gothenburg
Sweden
Donnergymnasiet has been in Gothenburg for 20 years. Over the years, we have been able to help shape strong and independent individuals with a fantastic creative ability, and help them get ready for the next step in life.
In order for our students to get the most out of their high school years, we believe that raising awareness about teaching and the school as a whole is important.
We know that our students have great knowledge and many good ideas, therefore we give students the opportunity to be involved in the design and planning of teaching.
We believe that this contributes to the school becoming a wonderful place to go to every day, a safe space where you can be yourself and a stable platform to grow and develop for the future.
Prepare our students for a life in a globalized world where mobility between countries and cultures will be more and more common. Increase knowledge and understanding of different cultures, religions, social and political systems etc. - Enhance mutual understanding and cross cultural communication.
- Enhance the internationalisation work in school through create possibilities of mutual exchanges where students can understand through experience, cultural, social, religious, economic and political dimensions of host culture.
- Every class has one part of the education located to another country.
- Offer education in cross cultural communication., global knowledge and international relations.
This Sustainability Toolkit includes advocacy and lobbying training activities, facilitation techniques for idea generation and design, non-formal education (NFE) techniques for increasing motivation and engagement, basic project management skills, event management and campaigning skills, fundraising and proposal writing. The toolkit...
Östra Andersgårdsgatan 5b
41715 Göteborg
Sweden
The objectives of EMAJ are:
Exchange of knowledge
Cooperation between young journalists from the EU and MENA – network
Education of young journalists in balanced and critical intercultural journalism - competence
Common journalistic projects – professional experience
More nuanced, critical, well-informed intercultural journalism
Intercultural and interreligious dialogue particularly in regards to human rights, peace and tolerance
Realisation of the objectives of European Charta of Human Rights and the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights, particularly the freedom of speech and press.
Participation in and development of EMAJMagazine, which is developed as a project within the organisation
Trainings which aim to raise the competence of the participants in the field of intercultural journalism
Guidance and practical training of young journalists from both regions as part through the EMAJ-Academy and the EMAJMagazine, available within the network and beyond
Cooperation with partner organisations (for example European Youth Press, EYP and Middle East and North Africa Committee, MENAC)
Munkavägen 20
25247 Helsingborg
Sweden
Europa Kultur is a non profit organization for cultural and human rights purposes. We are newly registered in Sweden. The board contains 3 members. We are open to any member who can contribute in our efforts.
Our mission is to bridge cultural gaps, help people share their experiences and focus on similarities most cultures hold.
We are on the process of designing projects may help in the integration efforts in Sweden.
Before registration, we implemented a project all over Sweden called Story TALK about how to use books in languages learning and integration
to help bridging the gaps among different cultures and get people more connected
Hishiar Abdulkarim
Storgatan 36
57131 Nassjo
sweden
Berlin
Germany
The organization’s main objective: The Green organization is a non-profitable, non-political NGO created to promote environmental awareness and provide solutions to the environmental challenges we face today .
to protect the environment and nature, working to develop forests and planting of trees. Combating the destruction of nature and the felling of trees, protecting and developing water sources.
Disseminate information about environmental culture to protect nature and its resources, and to lead campaigns about hygiene and environmental protection through various media channels.
Co-operation with various NGO environmental organizations to develop a program to protect the environment from destruction.
Work towards improving the environment for future generations' lives and towards creating an environmentally friendly economy.
Awareness and education and counseling and seminars. And some landscaping projects and campaigns
Feminist Dialog, Monbijougatan 17E, SE-211 53 Malmoe
Malmoe
Sweden
Encourage dialog among women from different cultures and origins around questions regarding peace and gender equality.
Building a network among women rights activists from Middle Eastern countries for peace and gender equality, against militarization and religious fundamentalism. This project is in process and first meetings has taken place in Turkey together with other women organisations from the region.
Feminist Dialog is also planing to organize seminars and work shops in Sweden regarding women from different cultures and religions and their social participation and perspectives for social problems in cities like Malmö.
We could contribute with our ideas, experiences and own network among women organisations in Middle East and Sweden.
Being a part of ALF Network would help us to be a part of a larger network and we share the Anna Lindh Foundations goals.
"It was a beautiful reminder of our values." Ieva Ulianskaite (Positive YOUth Sweden)
The fifth edition of Celebrating Our Diversity Forum took place on 15 and 16 November with the participation of more than 60 civil society members from Sweden, Germany and Lebanon. Members and alumni of the Anna Lindh Foundation networks hosted workshops and participated in networking discussions.
The networks coordinators hosting the Forum sent a clear message that we need dialogue more than ever and that there is no place for violence among us.
Special thanks to the Forum facilitator Karin Bruce (LärOlika, Sweden).
The Forum was originally planned to take place in Beirut but the organisers hosted it online due to the current situation in the Middle East.
We are looking forward to Celebrating Our Diversity family reunion in 2024!
Organised by the National Museums of World Culture (Head of the Swedish ALF Network), Goethe-Institut (Head of the German ALF Network) and the Lebanese National Commission for UNESCO (Head of the Lebanese ALF Network) and with the support of the Anna Lindh Foundation, European Commission, the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Swedish Dialogue Institute MENA.