Anna Lindh Foundation Romania will organize a debate on Türkiye Centennial, on February 26, 2023. A book dedicate to the Republic will be launched with this occasion.
Location and time are to be announced.
For more details on the event (time and location), please follow the Facebook page of the Anna Lindh Romania Foundation.
SAT ROSU, COM. CHIAJNA
077040 CHIAJNA
رومانيا
Our main goal is to promote, develop and innovate cinema, as we stand for the youth community but also taking the society as a whole into consideration.
We aim to:
- initiate activities regarding the development and innovation of cinema, such as festivals, exhibitions and networking events
- initiate educational programs that will enable young filmmakers to access industry information in conventional and nonconventional ways
- engage in audio-visual projects, such as short films and music videos, in order to raise our expertise level and make our members top professional in the field
Networking event
In 2012, we've managed to organize our first networking event, successfully gathering over 100 people who were either passionate about filmmaking or industry professionals. The result was a significant growth in popularity and awareness of our organization.
Mobile films festival
Technology is evolving faster than ever before and this clearly facilitates the making of audiovisual projects for young filmmakers who cannot yet reach resources through a traditional financing route. To encourage the use of new technologies creatively, we're working on developing a film festival for short films shot entirely on mobile phones.
Master Classes
Education is a key element for a filmmaker. Currently, we've identified a gap within our country's film industry. We lack the expertise of film marketing, or, in other words, we don't have the skills needed to promote and sell our films. We plan to bring international film marketing and distribution professionals in Romania, to raise the know-how of our own industry professionals.
By initiating cinema related projects we’re developing ways to improve intercultural communication. As history shows us, every community needs it’s storytellers to capture the essence of the period and to promote cultural elements through the visual medium. Cinema can break barriers.
The AFL Network gives us the opportunity to share our beliefs and work together towards common goals and to access resources in order to materialize our vision of a better world in which cinema plays an important role. In exchange for all the opportunities, we offer support to the Network within the boundaries of our expertise of the audiovisual environment.
Bucharest, Str.Avrig Avrig, nr. 63, bl.E2, sc.5, ap.144, Piata Iancului,
021578 Bucharest
رومانيا
E-Romnja mission is to affirm, promote, advocate, raise up, and make visible Roma women's involvement in society and community. Our activities will be targeted on the involvement and consolidation of Roma women's position in Romanian society, in the community, and in the workplace. We are seeking through our activities to:
Advocate for programs that address Roma women's issues
Introduce gender perspective in all programs designed for Roma
Become a "watch dog NGO" demanding that images of Roma women must be respectfully represented, and defending their image in the public opinion.
Improve policies and measures undertaken in the fields of the labor market, education, health, justice, or any other field that could bring safety and protection.
Implement programs to achieve our mission.
Our vision is to raise fairness and justice for Roma women in all of Romanian society and at more basic, community levels.
We believe in:
Universality of human rights.
Equal opportunities.
Partnership and involvement.
Civic engagement.
Transparent decisions and the right to public information.
Local participation and women's involvement in decisions that concern community issues.
Protection of women’s interests and representation.
Our Goals:
To affirm, promote, advocate, raise and make visible Roma women's involvement in society and community. We will achieve our goal through the following objectives:
Dismantle stereotypes and perceptions about Roma women in ethnic identity.
Promote role models among Roma women.
Advocate professional training for Roma women in different areas related to the NGO’s mission.
Advocate partnerships with human rights institutions to protect their rights.
Increase involvement in national, and international networks and coalitions to protect women's rights.
Implement programs to empower women in Roma communities by informing them of their rights and bolster their civic participation.
Partner with businesses or corporations in order to develop projects on social corporate responsibility together.
Promote projects regarding cultural heritage of ethnic Roma in Romania and abroad.
Develop documents/papers to improve public policies for Roma and women.
Advocate to include a focus on gender and ethnic dimension in school curricula in elementary education, high schools, and universities.
Provide support to local NGO’s and women's NGO’s, both Roma and non-Roma, in activities such as: human rights, entrepreneurship, local development, and cultural awareness.
Increase involvement in international networks for women; lobby and advocate for Roma women's cause.
Projects in implementation
EEA Grants- ONG Fund,’’Women’s participation is EQUAL’’- April 2014 - June 2015
EEA Grants- ONG Fund, ’’I am a model for community’’ -January 2014 - August 2015
Foundation Open Society Institute–Roma Initiative Office,’’Get involved and change perspective’
Projects in partnership
EEA Grants- ONG Fund,’’Coalition for Gender Equality - April 2014 - August 2015
EEA Grants- ONG Fund, ’’Break the silence about sexual violence: strengthening the capacity of NGOs to integrate sexual violence on public agenda’’- April 2014 - March 2015
Open Society Institute – Human Rights program,''Protection order – advocacy and litigation
Partnership
We are part of a Coalition for Gender Equality along with other three ngo’s Centre for Equal Partnership, Front and ALEG
We are part of a coalition against sexual violence along with other seven organizations - coordinated by ALEG
We have also partnerships with: Romano ButiQ, Centre for Juridical Resources and Human Rights, Centre for Juridical Resources and Human Rights, Centre for Juridical Resources and Human Rights, National Agency for Roma, Sastipen - Roma Centre for Health Policy, National Democratic Institute, E-Civis,
We also developed partnerships with schools from Mizil, Spantov and Margineni de Jos and the Office’s mayor in Spantov We are beneficiary within a project run by Resource Centre for Public Participation (CeRe)
Creating a communication bridge between Roma and non-Roma women as a important factor for the success of our campaigns (lobby for different causes found at a local level, partnerships, etc.)
Creating or being a part of national and international networks who support women's initiatives.
Developing campaigns to combat the negative images and stereotypes related to Roma women.
Elaborating shadow reports/research/materials that document Roma women as in a vulnerable position in Romania.
Developing programs to integrate Roma women on the labor market.
To whom do we address our activities?
Roma women.
Local community members.
Local Roma communities.
Local authorities.
Unions and business associations.
National and international NGOs.
Academic organizations.
We are a group of activists aiming on the one hand to increase the participation an visibility of Roma women to all spheres of economic and social life, and on the other hand, we aim to do this using mainly grass roots tools. Important steps have been made in terms of representation at different levels, but their efficiency is limited also due to the low level of awareness at community/national/international level on the importance of culture exchange, tolerance, social justice
Since the topics of roma and migration, raciest and hate speeches are rather hot subjects among media at international level (European space but not only) these subjects tends to be ignored by national states whose members are roma.
We want to take part at this network in order to increase awareness on the threats of these phenomenon and also to encourage roma voice at international level.
The month of May was full of productive activities in Câmpina! 😎🤓
First of all, we finished writing the first draft of the Youth Strategy of the city, putting together all the information gathered so far and the identified needs. 🧐
We hosted the Turkish coordinator of the "emPOWER YOUth" project, who gladly visited us in Câmpina. We participated in a class discussion about the youth strategy we have been writing on! The meeting took place in Câmpina at Colegiul Național ”Nicolae Grigorescu”, where she met the young people who helped write the strategy and together with the other students in the class they discussed the objectives proposed. It was a great opportunity to practice some English speaking skills while deciding the future of the youth! 🙌
Then we had a meeting with the mayor who was glad to hear we have a first draft of the strategy to discuss! So we're excited for next week, when we have set a meeting to do exactly this, have the young people of Câmpina debate their future together with the authorities keen on helping them in this endeavour!
Wednesday marked our visit to Bucharest, where together with the Turkish coordinator and the young people in the project, we visited FNT, Fundatia Nationala pentru Tineret, an amazing youth centre where we had a lot of things to learn and we took a lot of notes in order to bring them home and implement them for our young community in Câmpina!
🇹🇷 The afternoon was more official, with our visit to the Turkish Embassy in Bucharest, where we met with the Turkish Ambassador and had a discussion about bilateral relations between Romania and Turkey, we learned about scholarship opportunities offered to students wanting to study in a Turkish university and even got some ideas of Turkish dramas we could watch to learn some basic words for our visit in Ankara in a couple of weeks!
"EmPOWER YOUth" is a project organized under the framework of THE:PLACE programme, managed jointly by ALDA and MAD, funded by Stiftung Mercator and implemented jointly with the Development Workshop, Ankara and promoted by ALF Romania.
Floreasca, Cap. Gheorghe Bulugea Str. no. 9, apt. 5, district 2
Bucharest
رومانيا
The EUROLINK-House of Europe was founded as an advocacy-training and lobby non-governmental agency (think-tank) in March 1997, part of the international network of Europe houses and academies, active in the field of European and trans-Atlantic integration since 1962.
Our non-governmental organisation is an independent and non-partisan educational/ information foundation, aimed to deepen and to promote the European Idea, the aspirations of a United Europe, a new type-security system through a specific Romanian and Central-European contribution to this unique process.
Main Objectives:
• to provide all levels of information/educational programmes, professional training and highly qualified consultance in all fields of European Integration;
• to open public debates, as well as to launch information, promotion, advocacy and lobby campaigns dedicated to the acceleration of the EU integration process;
• to support social and humanitarian aid actions in order to alleviate the effects of the economic transition on disadvantaged groups.
• European Joint Task Force (2012) - working/supporting structure in favor of a radical improvement of the implementation of the EU funded projects;
• Black Sea-Danube Regional Network for Social & Economic Innovation (2011) - involved in the consultation for the implementation of the Danube and Black Sea EU Strategies;
• Regional Centre for Innovation in the Black Sea Basin - Danube Region “FuturICT Bucharest” (2011) - Socio-Economic Innovation Hub for complex IC&T projects;
• Knowledge Management Community (2009) - network of KM Specialists & Experts, following the series of events on KM techniques for EU projects;
• EU-RO Clearing Funds (2007) - Platform for Action & Rapid Intervention of the Civil Society in favour of stimulating the absorption of European Funds
• CEFTAC Platform (2004) - Central European Advocacy for a Fair and Transparent Competition;
• REGENT Centre (2001) - South Eastern European Platform aimed to promote the public-private partnership in the field of local/regional development;
• Centre of Excellence (1998) - career counselling and training program for Romanian students and young graduates;
• Interdisciplinary Reflection Group (1997) - responsible for Think-Tank activities and Research Studies & Papers.
Thanks to our previous institutional partnership with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, especially with the National Coordinator of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region, we could contribute to the extension and the deepening of further identification of concrete tools and adaptive projects in order to improve the entire role of the network and to strengthen the cooperation between public authorities and the concerned Romanian NGO sector.
We aim to better collaborate in cooperative projects with other foreign partners and promote in this way common objectives already assumed together with the Black Sea University Foundation. Also, we estimate that we could increase in this way the impact of the initiatives and projects coordinated by EUROLINK-House of Europe via the Black Sea - Danube Regional Network and its Regional Excellence Centre.
Sos. Pantelimon, nr.225, bl.66, sc.6, ap.236, sector 2
Bucuresti
رومانيا
Mission: to defend youth rights in an European perspective
Objectives:
* to promote youth initiatives;
* to defend human rights;
* to promote European values in a national context;
* to promote national values in an European context;
"Be aware, NOT addicted!" is the most important project of AEPADO. It was an international project for preventing and reducing drug abuse among highschool students.
Components: an international contest with more than 560 entries in three sections: journalistic materials, slogans and posters: "It's my life, it's MY decision!"; public debates and promoting events;
Focus on: creativity, intercultural dialogue, new media;
Period: 01.01.2009 - 31.12.2009
Website: http://antidrog.blogspot.com
Results: launch of the first online guide of good practices
A project under the aegis of European Commission in the European Year of Creativity and Innovation - 2009 and Europe Action on Drugs
"Dialogue without borders" was a contest for Bucharest's youngsters from 10 to 19 years old in 12 field concerning intercultural dialogue.
Focus on: intercultural dialogue, creativity, diversity;
Period: 01.08.2008 - 28.02.2009
Website: http://interculturalitate.blogspot.com
Results: about 200 eligible participants and 500 applicants;
A project under the aegis of European Commision in the European Year of Intercultural Dialogue - 2008
Str. Ghe. Doja, Nr. 23
505200 Făgăraș
رومانيا
We were founded in 2017 in order to develop knowledge, science, and research infrastructure in Făgăraș area, Romania. We are a membership based organization, having at the moment more than 70 members in our network, one employee and 9 volunteers. Our budget in 2019 was 35.000 euros coming from the European Commission and private foundations. We focus in our activities on research, conferences, events, courses, summer school, etc. Our main partners are local, national, and global stakeholders.
We envisage a community that is well informed and that understands both – the challenges it confronts and its own potential.
The Făgăraș Research Institute supports the development of innovation, knowledge and science in the Țara Făgărașului area by conducting research, policy analysis and delivering educational programs.
Our objectives include contributing to our understanding of how knowledge impacts development, connecting our region to national and global knowledge networks and building premises for interdisciplinary activities as well as interconnections between researchers, practitioners, policy-makers, and communities.
We are developing within the Institute an International Center for Global Affairs and Postdevelopment driving our activities on international relations and international development.
We are currently implementing projects focused on youth and research, COVID-19 and its impact on society, human rights and freedom of speech, civil society sector sustainability, and migration, diaspora and development.
We are in process of developing further projects on Turkey-EU relations, Africa - CEE and EU relations, and others.
We are an Institute focused on research and on bringing together different stakeholders that use knowledge in their work. We can, therefore, contribute by generating analysis, doing research, organizing courses, contributing to policy initiatives and other civil-society partnerships.
Furthermore, we see ALF Network in Romania being key in building on the political, business and historical relations Romania has with MENA countries, in order to strengthen links and partnerships between MENA and Romanian civil society and research organizations.
We aim to join ALF Network in order to contribute to strenthening the relations between Romania, EU and MENA countries.
Furthermore, we are interested in meeting organizations with similar interests and building partnerships and joint projects, especially in areas of research, policy, youth and communities.
Clucerului 62
011467 Bucharest
رومانيا
Offering support for integration of migrants, gender issues,
Offering consultancy and expertise in trainings, labor market insertion
Build up projects on intercultural premises for increasing the awareness of local entities on issues such as migration, violence, gender inequality, cultural differences, human rights and environmental issues
Along with Secretariat - the set up of ALF international training in Predeal, Romania -2010
Dissemination of ALF information and built up of the Romanian National Network
ALF National Network meetings in 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012
As my 14 years experience as psychologist, human resources consultant and project manager can prove, i can act as an expert im above mentioned areas, organising trainings and faciliatatind dialogue, awareness in such areas.
My previous 5 years experience in ALF is a valuable asset, for knowing the premises and most of internal procedures in organization
To help boost the activity of ALF in Romania and facilitate the interaction of local NGOs in regional and international area
street Pandurilor nr.13
Resita
رومانيا
Our mission is to support the promotion of global open society values in Romania through:
- sustaining the development of an opened and democratic educational system, characterised by competition, transparency, co-operation, encouraging individual initiative and innovation;
- promoting initiatives which aim at the equality of chances through education, training and education focused on the needs of the individual.
4.PHARE CBC , with project „OUR COMMON FUTURE” (VUC)
The purpose of the project is that of knowing and training the women from the two neighboring countries in order to improve their personal performances undertaking a long period cooperation that should contribute to their personal development and implicitly to a potentially economic development.
Promotion of the project and creation of a data base with the women from the target group; The primary evaluation of the personal development needs; Acquisition of training equipment; Package development course; course evolution; Final evaluation of the target group; implementation of „The local development agent guide”; experience exchange (exhibition with traditional craftsmen products on extinction in the two regions), elaboration of resulted performance and dissemination indicators
5.Erasmus, PREMIO, www.premio-projec.eu;2008-2009;eg
Bantenilor Street, Fetesti
Fetesti
رومانيا
GESSIA FETESTI est une organisation nongouvernamentale roumaine, apolitique, à but non lucratif, dont le but statutaire est de soutenir les enfants, les jeunes et les familles sans-abri, par l’intermédiaire de services intégrés d’assistance sociale, éducatif - formatifs et d’intégration socioprofessionnelle, en accord avec la Convention des Nations Unies à l’égard des Droits de l’Enfants.
•Mise en place d'ateliers ou clubs annuels où les enfants et adolescents seraient aidés dans l'élaboration d'une action locale culturelle, civique ou humanitaire;
