ALFinMOTION - Mobility Programme - Seventh Edition
ALF Hands-On: Open Call for Participation! - Second Cycle Round 2
Mediterranean Youth in Action Programme (Transformative Youth in Action)
The Markaz Review is a literary arts review and nonprofit association that supports a deeper understanding of the Arab/Muslim world, in the Middle East, Africa and our diasporas in Europe and the Americas, with publishing activities and public programs.
Morocco , Rabat , agdal
RUE EL BAAKILI IMM 12 APPT N°4 AGDAL BAS
10090 rabat
Morocco
The Mediterranean Forum For Social development (MFD) is an organization involved in enhancing youth development in Morocco in areas of Youth Exchange Programs, International Workcamps, Democracy and Good Governance, Sustainability, Active Citizenship, Culture, Creativity, Education, Employment, Social Entrepreneurship, Health , environment and Wellbeing Leadership Training, Youth Business, Long and Short term volunteer Placements among other programs .On the other hand, MFD has set out among its key objectives the integration of Immigrants living in Morocco to secure a better life for themselves, in partnership with them and with all those who are committed to building a caring society.
1. Creating workshops and achieving sustainable development from voluntary work 2 - Openness to all segments of society within the urban and rural areas alike and contribute to the field of health awareness 3. Openness to international experiences in the field of development and culture. 4. Participation in international workshops inside and outside Morocco. 5. Exchange visits and missions with national and international associations. 6. Create clubs and schools in coordination with the custodial sector 7- Completion of development projects in the economic fields, Social, cultural and environmental service to the public interest. 8-Creating an environment conducive to the development of the agricultural field and the needs of the rural world 9-Creating a cultural development environment with the Moroccan community.
10-Consolidation of solidarity among all residents of the city. To organize camps for children and youth 11- Encouraging free initiatives and energy that seek to support the developmental process in its economic, social, environmental and environmental dimensions 12 - Linking the cooperation relations between the Association and all those involved in the development of public institutions, community, and governmental organizations Local, regional, national and international. 13- Organize special activities for the disabled and people with special needs to help them integrate into social life. 14- Participation in national and international forums of culture and development. 15-Advocacy in local affairs and youth issues
The Mediterranean forum for social development can share the experience and knowledge acquired as a result of the projects that have implemented in the last years, furthermore, MFD using the enthusiasm and creativity of its members in order to make a change in our community and why not in the world as a whole since our activities and projects involving children, young people and professionals working with them can be also offered to support the field of youth work and education through the ALF network. Through this network, we are aiming to bring our own regional, national and international partners so we could work together focusing on same goals
ALF is such a huge network been a part of this foundation would help promote dialogue between cultures and reach and create a partnership with various NGO around the world
Morocco , Rabat , agdal
RUE EL BAAKILI IMM 12 APPT N°4 AGDAL BAS
10090 rabat
Morocco
The Mediterranean Forum For Social development (MFD) is an organization involved in enhancing youth development in Morocco in areas of Youth Exchange Programs, International Workcamps, Democracy and Good Governance, Sustainability, Active Citizenship, Culture, Creativity, Education, Employment, Social Entrepreneurship, Health , environment and Wellbeing Leadership Training, Youth Business, Long and Short term volunteer Placements among other programs .On the other hand, MFD has set out among its key objectives the integration of Immigrants living in Morocco to secure a better life for themselves, in partnership with them and with all those who are committed to building a caring society.
Since it was founded, our association has always worked with young people and potential leaders. Through various theatrical, personal development and sportive events, the association has succeeded in creating important moments of meeting and socialization, in a constructive and stimulating way. Besides the association is involved in the area of the International Mobility Programs actively participating by now for more than 10 projects in different initiatives all over the world.
- Organising events for immigration that explore and clarify the present situation of immigration in Rabat and in the Region. - To offer to youth immigrants training courses that could be of their interests -youth exchange programs , training courses within erasmus plus platform -work camps with our partners -volunteering - the Mediterranean forum for social development opens its doors for all every idea / project that could help the social development
That is the main reason why we are looking for networks which would like to share experiences and collaborate with youth key agents belonging the developing countries such as Morocco. The organization is also looking forward to empowering itself, in order to better serve itself to the community. We aim to start new projects which include human rights such as; social, educational, By this activities, we will contribute to people who need awareness about this issues and rights.
we had a deep look ALF that it has a good reputation that encourages all NGOs to enroll such unique foundation to benefit from its international experience in different fields as an organization we need this kind of network in order to help foster the cooperation with other NGO's who are working for the social development of their countries
Rue El Baakili Imm 12 App N°4 Agdal /Rabat
10200 rabat
Morocco
The Mediterranean Forum For Social development (MFD) is an organization involved in enhancing youth development in Morocco in areas of Youth Exchange Programs, International Work camps, Democracy and Good Governance, Sustainability, Active Citizenship, Culture, Creativity, Education, Employment, Social Entrepreneurship, Health , environment and Wellbeing Leadership Training, Youth Business, Long and Short term volunteer Placements among other programs .On the other hand MFD has set out among its key objectives the integration of Immigrants living in Morocco to secure a better life for themselves, in partnership with them and with all those who are committed to building a caring society.
Reinforce the voluntary work concept Reinforce the youth leadership concept in our local society Reinforce the civilized connection with the world youths Increase the youths participation in the civic society organization Empower the youths with skills, personal and organizational abilities in the youth field.
Since it was founded, our association has always worked with young people and potential leaders. Through various theatrical, personal development and sportive events, the association has succeeded in creating important moments of meeting and socialization, in a constructive and stimulating way. Besides the association is involved in the area of the International Mobility Programs actively participating by now for more than 10 projects in different initiatives all over the world.
Avenue Hassan II N°86
Assilah
Morocco
Mission:
Coaching young Moroccans in the various issues of public interest, while enhancing their skills, and share the great values of humanity.
Fields of interventions:
Project management strengthening the role of youth in public policy.
Promoting the culture of entrepreneurship.
Education and promotion of intercultural dialogue.
Objectives:
Education and capacity building of youth
Promote research on youth issues
Foster dialogue and cultural exchange between international and Moroccan youth
Raise awareness and educate young people about the risks to their health and environment
Promoting arts, cultures and sports
Monitoring and evaluating public policies in the field of media and new technologies of information and communication.
Encourage youth participation in the management of local, National and International matters
Integrate youth in a precarious situation in the concerns of the society
Our NGO is working with youth for youth by empowering their skills and competences in different sectors through non formal education and nowadays through outdoor activities for a better team work inside our NGO but also to have them well integrated in the society to defend their rights and be effective in their entourages. We give them a chance to take part in trainings and youth meetings at the local, national and international level where they will rediscover themselves and improve their knowledge in many topics such as active participation, citizenship, immigration, human rights education, gender equality, environment, sustainable development…
Specially the related activities were implemented with local youth councils created by FOMEJE and the FOMEJE clubs inside the universities.
hay el fateh Bd Mohamed VI Boite Postal 4345
N°203 rue chaouia laayoune 70000
70000 laayoune
Morocco
Le Rassemblement Marocain Des Droits De L’homme
Défendre les droits de l'homme politiques, civils, économiques, sociaux, culturels et environnementaux.
Le Rassemblement Marocain Des Droits De L’homme à pour objet : Défendre les droits de l'homme politiques, civils, économiques, sociaux, culturels et environnementaux. Promouvez et protégezles et contribuez à les sensibiliser car ils sont universellement reconnus par les instruments internationaux, les chartes et les pactes internationaux. Les protocoles qui y sont annexés ... et s’occupent également de la médiation et de l’arbitrage conformément à la législation en vigueur. - Défendre les constantes et les sacralités de la patrie. - Défendre l'intégrité territoriale du Royaume et le défendre devant la communauté internationale et les organisations internationales de défense des droits de l'homme.
We are working hard to create a pioneering qualitative experience at the national and African levels in addition to programs directed at youth and women, as well as work on the legal aspect and the important contribution in defining the rights and duties of different age groups in civil society and work to respect the other and accept different ideas, respect the spirit And the philosophy of human rights culture as it is universally accepted, to promote the social and economic reality of women and children, enable young people to take the appropriate position in it and motivate it to participate in the legal and political work.
I would like to join your organization in view of the lofty goals that you aspire to achieve, which are the same goals that intersect with what we aspire to achieve.
Maison Des Jeunes Deroua Berrechid
26202 Deroua
Morocco
The Olive Writers is a literary arts association based in Casablanca, Morocco. Our flagship program, the Summer Camp, gathers talented young writers from around the country for a one-week long intensive writing program. Founded in 2016, the Olive Writers is a growing community of writers, literary advocates, and leaders. We successfully partnered with high-caliber stakeholders such as the American Language Center Casablanca, U.S. Embassy Morocco, U.S. Department of State, International Media Support, the American Cultural Association, AMP Global Youth, Morocco Library Project, Swedish Institute, Swedish Writers' Union, and the University of Iowa’s International Writing Program, ensuring that all programming is fully funded and accessible to all. The Olive Writers reaches out to participants who are on the margins, whether because of race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, or financial circumstances.
Mission Statement: The Olive Writers works to support writers at all levels by connecting them, offering them opportunities for personal and professional development, and mobilizing them to engage others, inspire, and promote social change. Our Goals & Objectives: Our primary goal is to give a voice to Moroccan residents- established or emerging writers, students, readers- by providing a safe space to express experiences and embrace the experiences of others. By blending both literary and soft skills programming, we intend to design programs that support writing enthusiasts in the development of their craft, and the acquisition of the necessary skills for their success. By connecting established writers to young writers, we teach and inspire them to become better writers and artists and embrace a creative life, which significantly increases their chances of success in any career. By capturing stories and narratives from diverse perspectives, we hope to shed light on the brimming nature of the Moroccan society, with its coexisting identities and abundant talent. We strive to support freedom of expression and ignite the value of the literary arts in the community, emphasizing their importance in bringing about a positive change in society. While we exceedingly rely on established writers to volunteer their time and expertise in our programming, we do our best, when possible, to provide them with additional sources of income through teaching and speaking engagements. We believe in the power of literature in bridging the distance between cultures and societies, so we intend to connect Morocco’s literary scene to the international scene by providing platforms for writers to meet, supporting Moroccan writers’ mobility and participation in international writing programs, encouraging reading world literature, and launching translation initiatives. The Olive Writers serves as a model to empower young Moroccans to take a more active role in creating other innovative projects to establish safe and nurturing spaces where creative minds can meet and discuss important issues of creativity. The Olive Writers relies on imagination as a tool to create a community built around values of compassion, inclusion, empathy, and tolerance.
To achieve our mission, The Olive Writers works on a diverse array of programs: - Flagship program: The Olive Writers Summer Camp: Every summer, The Olive Writers brings together 25-30 writers aged 16-23 to Casablanca for a one week of creative writing, soft skills, and fun activities. The program offers two primary tracks, an Arabic-medium writing seminar and an English-medium writing seminar. - Olive Writers Regional Workshops: To expand beyond the Casablanca-Rabat axis, The Olive Writers will organize regional workshops throughout the country. The workshops will cover all forms of writing: fiction, non-fiction, poetry, script-writing, song-writing, plays..etc, in addition to soft skills. - Window On Sweden (Upcoming): Promoting mutual understanding and gender equality through creative writing A new program funded by the Swedish Institute, in partnership with the Swedish Writers Union. This project will bring emerging Moroccan writers together for a 4-days-long residency to dive into their belief systems, explore their convictions and experiences, and learn to question and promote the presence of Gender Equality in the Moroccan society. Led by established Swedish writers, the program will allow participants to revise and refine a creative writing project aiming to raise awareness and create a common future based on shared values in the fight against gender violence. - Olive Writers Digital Learning Program (O-Live): O-live program combines all our digital learning activities. This includes: Lives, discussions, seminars, workshops, watch parties..etc. - Creative Arts/Writing Contests: The Olive Writers frequently organize a series of writing contests, followed by publications of the works. These contests provide a platform for outstanding writing and seek to share the work of emerging Moroccan writers with a wider audience - Olive Writers Magazine: The Olive Writers Magazine is a platform for the writers and artists in the Olive Writers network to share their creative work. www.olivewritersmag.com - Olive Writers Clubs : After a pilot club in the University of Dhar El Mehrez, The Olive Writers will support alumni and all other interested writing enthusiasts in creating Olive Writers Clubs in their respective schools. The Olive Writers will assist in the founding phase, and later provide resources to the clubs. - English for Writers: Our English for Writers programs aims to teacher writers in Arabic and French the English Language. The program hosts two-months long only English languages courses for different levels. Thanks to our new agreement with the ALC Casablanca, we will be able to offer one-year scholarships to study English at the center. Special Projects When an opportunity arises, The Olive Writers works on special projects. This may include publication of books, multi-disciplinary ventures, conferences, seminars, camps, book fairs, fellowships, sabbatical grants, providing speakers for events.. etc. Examples of special projects: Casablanca International Book Fair Events 2019 and 2020, Press Cartooning School 2021, Global Scholar: Covid-19 Edition, Global Scholar: Spring Forward.
We will be happy to share our expertise when it comes to empowerment and social change through creative writing. Other than that, sharing resources and supporting our fellow network members is something we are willing to do. In addition to that, we would be also thrilled to contribute to any of the network's efforts in expanding ALF mission in Morocco.
Other than contributing effectively to the growth of the ALF Network, we are very motivated by the prospective opportunity of working alongside other NGOs on joint projects whether in Morocco or outside. As a young organization, the ALF Network will help us learn from other initiatives and leaders, attend capacity building trainings, and benefit from other ways of support that the ALF provides. All of these is crucial for our growth and development.
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Avenue El Mansour EDDAHBI
B.P 172 Rabat RP
Rabat
Morocco