Das Jubiläumsheft Nr. 50 bietet einen Überblick der Institutionalisierung Politischer Bildung in Österreich – auch anhand der Entwicklung der Schriftenreihe Informationen zur Politischen Bildung. Ein einführender Artikel von Politikwissenschaftler Dieter Segert geht der Frage nach, ob eine starke Demokratie eine...
EHE OHNE GRENZEN (EOG) (Marriage without Borders) is a non-governmental and non-profit association fighting against regulations which inhibit a joint family life.
Except for one part time employee, everyone in the organisation is working on a voluntary basis. It consists of 6 members and 4 consultants.
The initiative’s main objective is equal rights for bi-national couples: either married or living in a joint household. EOG supports families with the wish to settle in Austria by offering orienting information and true-to-life advice in the field of family life, family reunification, the national alien bill, settlement and citizenship. EOG promotes a modern family picture and wants to improve mutual understanding in the society and supports the people of concern and their role as equal members of society. Through personal experience, the members of EOG have become experts in the area of the very complex Alien Bill and are establishing a set of ‘best practice’ strategies in dealing with the discrimination on behalf of authorities. The ongoing project to offer reliable consulting possibilities for binational couples encountering various amounts of difficulties while attempting to settle down together in Austria is something EOG wishes to pursue, in the hope of fighting racism in the name of love.
You can find more information under the following link: https://ehe-ohne-grenzen.at/
Gudrun Harrer im Gespräch mit Azadeh Zamirirad
Mittwoch, 25. Januar 2023, 19:00 Uhr
Seit Mitte September gehen Iranerinnen und Iraner gegen das Regime auf die Straße. Was als Empörung über den Tod der 22-jährigen Kurdin Mahsa Amini in den Händen der Sittenpolizei begann, ist längst nicht nur ein Aufstand der Frauen gegen die Kleidungsvorschriften in der Islamischen Republik. Die Proteste haben unterschiedliche Sektoren der Gesellschaft und Teile des Landes erfasst, alle eint sie die Ablehnung nach einer Zwangsordnung unter islamischen Deckmantel. Das Regime reagiert mit Repression und dem Versuch, Demonstrationen in den Randgebieten, vor allem in Kurdistan, als „Separatismus“ darzustellen.
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This policy paper addresses the main research findings obtained in the course of the URB_ART project and provides recommendations for policy makers and for future European action to promote urban arts education in order to realize its full potential for...
Grillparzerstr. 53, A-4020 Linz, Austria
Linz
النمسا
We try to enable the production of contemporary dance pieces by strong communication with local authorities and fundraising. Due to the fact that the local conditions for contemporary dance and theatre art are not satisfying we try to to establish space for these arts representing all local and national freelance actors and dancers.
Establishment of a cultural centre for contemporary dance and theatre arts.
International Networks
Local dance projects
The pandemic crisis, the political polarisation and the deteriorating economic situation have contributed to the worsening psychological, professional and social conditions of many young people across Europe. For that reason, Emotic organised a meeting in Vienna for 30 youth workers from Austria, Germany, Greece, Italy, Poland, Croatia, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary and Slovenia. The meeting will aim to provide youth workers between 20 and 35 years old with tools to approach youth issues in their work. This will be achieved through Experiential Outdoor Education, through which the young participants will learn how to organise outdoor nature-based activities. The project is also supported and fully funded by the European Union and the Erasmus+ programme.
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A – 1170 Vienna
Vienna
النمسا
RNI is the umbrella organisation of the international ROTE NASEN group.
The foundation’s mission lies in bringing humour, laughter and joie de vivre to the sick and needy by contributing to the international development of leading quality clown programmes in healing and caring facilities (children’s hospitals, geriatric institutions, rehabilitation centres, outreach programmes in disabled homes, women’s refugee houses, asylum centres).
The foundation’s main objective is to serve as a competence centre for establishing new RN organisations by providing start-up support, the exchange of management know-how, monitoring and international artistic training/coaching for clowndoctors through its International School of Humour.
Monitoring and quality control of partner organisations such as:
• Piros Orr Boh?cdoktorok founded in 1996 (Hungary)
• Zdravotn? klaun founded in 2003 (Czech Republic)
• Cerveny Nos founded in 2003 (Slovakia)
• Rde?i Noski founded in 2003 (Slovenia)
• ROTE NASEN Deutschland founded in 2003 (Germany)
Special outreach projects:
• Clowndoctors in Palestine – On Both Sides of the Border (2005/2006)
• “Clowns on the Road” in Argentina (2005/2006
Rennweg 45/12
1030 Vienna
Vienna
النمسا
Service For Peace means establishing peace through service. We provide service and learning opportunities through community projects in order to cross barriers of race, religion, class, creed, or national origin, and address urgent social needs. We believe that peace begins with the inner peace fostered by service to others and that active cooperation provides the foundation and the real hope for peace. Our projects also aim at the eight Millenium Development Goals.
Our focus is breaking prejudices against the Arab communities in Austria. We do this in three ways: 1. By bringing youth from Austria and other European countries to the Middle East, especially Palestine and Israel and 2. by organizing local volunteer projects or camps for Austrian youth, local refugees and visitors from Arab countries and 3. by educating youth in schools through the Middle East Suitcase program.
Since the first youth exchange in the summer of 2006, "Building Bridges to Bethlehem", SFP Austria has given the possibility to 120 young people from the Middle East and 4 other countries of the world either to come in contact with the Austrian culture or to participate in an exchange in Israel and Palestine. As a result of the youth exchange "Europe Meets Middle East" in February 2008 we created the Middle East Suitcase. This workshop project about the Middle East expands the intercultural and interreligious competences and understanding of the participants and promotes lively ways of education. The target audience is Austrian youth from youth centres, schools and organisations. To bring together the residents from young refugees homes in Steyr and Vienna and youth from Austria we organize various activities like the theater project “Let’s play together”, crafts, cooking, hiking and many more.
Kolschitzkygasse 12
1040 Wien
النمسا
SIETAR Austria aims to enhance and promote intercultural awareness and understanding. We support the research and development of new training methods and tools for education, business and society
Our members work as consultants, trainers, coaches, researchers, of any kind of topics or work in organisations and public or social services.
Our goal is to improve the cooperation and coexistence of people with diverse cultural backgrounds..
Here is how we’re carrying out our mission in practical terms:
Activities
Publications
Member Benefits
SIETAR Austria offers regular events like Culture Talks, workshops, conferences and panel discussions and of course publications. Our topics range from intercultural management, international business to communication and cooperation topics in global business. Our Workshops are held from top national and international speakers, so you get insights from experienced colleagues from across the globe.
We also included a new format since 2016: SIETAR Austria Culture Senses:
here you get to know the culinary aspect of culture, so it’s a first-hand cultural experience.
We would like to join the ALF Network in order to fostering exchange in Austria in the intercultural field and look for partners/ projects etc. We want to enhance and promote intercultural awareness and understanding and help building a network in Austria.
We would like to join the ALF Network in order to fostering exchange in Austria in the intercultural field and look for partners/ projects etc. We want to enhance and promote intercultural awareness and understanding and help building a network in Austria.
Stutterheimstraße 16-18/2/5
A – 1150 Vienna
النمسا
1. Working for more tolerance and better understanding between different cultures
2. Working against racism and prejudices
3. People to People
4. Support for weak and marginalized groups in the Middle East (esp. children, women)
1. Various public events like lectures, seminars etc.
2. Public relations like regular press/information-activities
3. Publication of various brochures and books
4. Political consulting
5. Humanitarian projects (Iraq, Palestine, Yemen)
6. Various cultural activities