Category: projects
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diaspora women SDGs
The mission, vision, and values of diaspora women are in harmony with multiple aspects of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, which was unanimously adopted by 193 Heads of State and other prominent leaders at the United Nations. In the initial three years of its action plan, diaspora women will primarily concentrate on advancing the…
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diaspora women
‘Elevating Voices, Empowering Lives’ Summary: The term diaspora women refers to women who have migrated or are descendants of those who have migrated from their country of origin to a different host country. They often navigate complex intersections of identity, encompassing their cultural heritage, gender roles, and experiences as migrants or members of diaspora communities.…
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shorts
The platform is an initiative of five professionals in Arts and Social Sciences whose aim is to articulate and give voice to experiences and positions that are different from mainstream narratives. Throughout 2023, we published texts, images, sound and video recordings that capture these experiences in accessible and contemplative ways. This is a selection of…
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the platform
The platform is an initiative of five professionals in Arts and Social Sciences whose aim is to articulate and give voice to experiences and positions that are different from mainstream narratives. We publish texts, images, sound and video recordings that capture these experiences in accessible and contemplative ways.
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YOU ARE WELCOME – guidebook
YOU ARE WELCOME is a Europe for Citizens project (Networks of Towns) which arose from the recognition of the risks posed by the rise of xenophobia, intolerance and discrimination in Europe. The project brings together eleven partners from eight countries in Europe committed to supporting migrant and refugee integration, community development and promoting evidence–based policymaking…
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You Are Welcome final report
The project «YOU ARE WELCOME: European Network for Integration of Refugees at Local Level and Combating Hate Speech» was funded with the support of the European Union under the Programme “Europe for Citizens”Applicable to the Strand 2 – Measure 2.2 “Networks of Towns” Four events have been carried out within this project: Event 1 Participation: The event…
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refugee integration lab 2018
“Creativity in Human Rights and Solidarity” Thessaloniki: 1-9 July 2018. Refugee Integration LAB (RL) arose from identification of the dangers of xenophobia, intolerance and discrimination arising in Europe, and brings together 9 countries and 10 partners committed to work on Human Rights, Refugee and Integration projects. RL is all about improving the existing non-formal education…
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language united 2018
Language United / contact-making event (June 2018 – Thessaloniki – Greece). ‘Solidarity and Intercultural Dialogue.’ Language United was running from 17th to 21st June 2018 arose from identification of dangers of xenophobia, intolerance and discrimination in Europe with participation of 10 partners from 10 countries. Language United / contact-making event (June 2018 – Thessaloniki –…
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urbanartventures 2017
UrbanArtVentures II took place in Volos, Greece, from the 12th-21 th of September 2017. The project is a collaboration between Jugend & Kulturprojekt e. V. (Germany), Urban Act (Greece) and thirty participants – street artists, youth workers and art educators from Denmark, France, Greece, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Serbia and Spain. The UrbanArtVentures II project aims…
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spread the word 2017
Training course on PR and dissemination: an EU-project led by Jugend- & Kulturprojekt e.V. in Dresden, between 9-16 October. Participating countries: Bulgaria, Cyprus, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Romania, Spain and the United Kingdom. Stine Ebbesen represented othernessproject. Project Coordinator: Myrto-Helena Pertsinidi. Training leader: Dimitra Zervaki. Topics: Photos by Olga Yocheva.
