ALFinMOTION - Mobility Programme - Sixth Edition
ALF Hands-On: Open Call for Participation! - Second Cycle
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to changes and challenges in the relationship between (civil) society, politics and science.
Weisestraße 27
12049 Berlin
Germany
With our work, we pursue our aims of promoting international and intercultural understanding, tolerance and democratic values, especially in conflict affected areas and regions. By this, we support a non-violent conflict management culture. Through our projects we aim for promoting a critical democratic culture, understanding among different groups beyond borders and creating a constructive dialogue.
Since 2007 we working in the fields of civic education and civil conflict management. Our work is mainly focused on the development of a strong, active civil society and a non-violent management of conflicts. To achieve these objectives we basically rely on the method of simulation gaming. By now we have a long-term experience in developing and using the method, as well as in training it. Our focus regions so far are the Western Balkans and the South Caucasus. Furthermore, CRISP sees itself as a platform for other projects, so to say we are open for project proposals of others, why we support also different ideas and approaches from our partners and members.
The Network offers us a possibility to gain from the experiences of other organizations, and share our expertise when it comes to the methodology of simulation gaming. Besides that we can identify possible synergies in the efforts of other organizations.
Amalienstr. 26, 13086 Berlin
as well as:
Kopenhagener Str. 71, 10437 Berlin
Berlin
Germany
culturestreams e.V.
is a registered non-profit association which pursues the purpose of visualizing social and cultural challenges, developments, facts and chances in our globalized world in documentary film, photography and media based presentations. The scope of activities includes the initiation and progress of dialog between cultures about topics which are of social and cultural relevance for everybody as well as search for fundraising for documentation and presentation.
women in photojournalism - preparing an exhibition
mission to Haiti - a documentary by Ocean Morriset ( May 2010)
intercultural dialogue
Kennedyallee 50
Bonn
Germany
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Waldemarstr. 95 – Kreuzberg
10997 Berlin – Germany
Berlin
Germany
DBM connects various independent artists, art professionals and organisations from the Balkans, Europe, North Africa and Middle East, working with contemporary dance and the performing arts in general and who are interested in bringing to their practices interdisciplinary and cross sectorial approaches.
DBM network facilitates communication and exchange among artists, art professionals and organisations of the region and the development of projects that enhance artistic exchange and collaboration within the region and between the region with the rest of the world. DBM also support by different means,member-based projects that share the values of the network.
DBM network facilitates communication and exchange among artists, art professionals and organisations of the region and the development of projects that enhance artistic exchange and collaboration within the region and between the region with the rest of the world. DBM also support by different means, member-based projects that share the values of the network.
DBM ( Danse Bassin Méditerranée AISBL) is an international organisation and network of artists, art professionals and organisations existing since 1998. Over the past 15 years, a vast number of projects were realised under the leadership of DBM.
Among other projects, DBM network has supported the creation and distribution of dozens of contemporary dance productions, training initiatives and seminars, facilitated the organisation of contemporary dance festivals and regional platforms and, above all, the meeting of hundreds of artists and art professionals of the region in a series of small and larger international DBM meetings that took place in Casablanca / Morocco (2001), Thessaloniki / Greece (2002); Lisbon / Portugal (2002), Amman / Jordan (2003, cancelled only a few days before its realization because of the outbreak of Gulf War II), Cagliari / Italy (2003); Tunis / Tunisia (2004), Gerona / Spain (2004), Istanbul /Turkey (2007), Beirut / Lebanon (2007), Barcelona / Spain (2008), El Jadida / Morocco (2008) and Istanbul / Turkey (2010).
In 2005-2006 and 2011-2012, DBM passed through several structural changes that were considered deeply necessary by its members. A new organisational structure and a series of activities are being designed aimed to take advantage of the know-how already achieved in the past within the frame of the DBM network.
Since 2013, DBM Central Coordination office is based in Berlin working in close collaboration with DBM regional antennas spread all over the Mediterranean Region.
Bringing in our know how from the work we have been developing in the Mediterranean region since 1998.
We share the same values and objectives of the ALF Network
Abteilung 3, Burgstrasse 4
80331 Muenchen
Germany
The Department of Arts and Culture is active in many cultural domains and wants to foster culture and the arts by designing and realizing cultural programmes in cooperation with local, national and international partners, by supporting and funding cultural institutions, artists and cultural workers, and through its affiliated institutions (museums, theatres, libraries, orchestra, etc.).
The Department of Arts and Culture maintains cultural institutions of performing arts, literature, visual arts, etc: theatres, museums, public library as well as orchestra.
Marienburger Platz 22
D-31141 Hildesheim
Hildesheim
Germany
The Department of Cultural Policy is dealing with questions of acting in the field between cultural policy, the arts and social and politic processes in development. Based on the understanding of the individual approach of studies on Arts, Aesthetics and Cultural Studies at the University of Hildesheim, the focus lies on social development processes within and through the arts. The questions are about cultural infrastructures and development cooperation in general, and what in specific this can and has to be, concerning the arts, arts education and promotion and funding of arts and culture. As an academic research institution we are seeking contact to practical actors and to the instances of political conception and strategy planning.
The Department of Cultural Policy, in means of its research and educational assignments, puts effort into being a gateway between science and practice. The practice of cultural policy still poses a desideratum of research in the context of international cooperation. Thus there is a lack of adequate study programs for cultural management in many partner countries. Based on this, the aim of the Department of Cultural Policy is to participate on the closure of this research and education-desideratum through individual projects and projects in bilateral and international cooperation, with new insights, conclusions and practice recommendations. Based on the lectureship of the University of Hildesheim, structures and strategies of cultural policy are being analyzed in bachelor-, master-, diploma- and doctoral thesis, as well as in individual research projects. Furthermore the Department of Cultural Policy is active as an adviser to governmental, parastatal and non-governmental institutions.
· research
· discourse
· lectures, education, development of curricula
· lobbying
1.need for deepened exchange in cultural policy and cultural management strategies and concepts
2.need for advanced networking between different actors and experts
3.give & take within this area
Pädagogisches Institut, Tal 31, D- 80331 München
D- 80331 München
Germany
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Laerheide Straße 126
44799 Bochum
Germany
The purpose of the German-Tunisian society is to promote cultural relations between both countries and to strengthen and help the needy.
The Activities of the German-Tunisian society is the creation and support of twinning (Promotion of International Understanding), support for study and training programs (promotion of student aid) and the support of the academic teaching and research (promoting science and research.
Planning and implementing various art events in both countries.
Exchange,cooperation in a functioning network and the search for project funding.
Laerheide Straße 26
44799 Bochum
Germany
The Company pursues exclusively and directly profit and charitable purposes within the meaning of the section, "tax-privileged purposes" of the tax code.
The purpose of the German-Tunisian society is to promote cultural relations between the two countries and to strengthen and provide assistance to those in need, within the meaning of § 53 (Tax Code).
Helping those in need, either directly or via Tunisian organizations that are recognized by the state, have adopted social and educational tasks and are pursuing charitable purposes within the meaning of § 53 of the Tax Code.
The purpose of the German-Tunisian society, the structure and support town twinning (Promotion of International Understanding), supporting studies and training programs (support for student aid) and the support of the Academic Teaching and Research (promotion of science and research)
Our commitment is voluntary. We want to reduce the poverty in Tunisia and enable young people study trips in Germany. We want to build bridges between cultures. We would like to create friendships between Tunisian and German peopel. That will be our contribution to the network.
Friendships can prevent wars!
we are looking for financial and technical assistance to implement exchanges projects for financial weak youth and students from Tunisia and Germany. The income of the society consisting exclusively of members contributions. Unfortunately, our financial means are not sufficient for large campaigns. By joining ALF, we hope for the support.