Danemark

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To inform and propagate understanding about 3rd world
issues. To increase awareness about the 3rd world, both
with regard to problems the developing countries face
and to the diversity of culture and belief systems they
represent. A main goal of o3v, is to awake in children
and young people an understanding of global issues
and a desire to be involved in participating in a global
community.

Inklusion (inclusion) is the opposite of exclusion. Inklusion has since 2003 been working to promote difference as a positive resource. And for a society with space for every body – across ethnic, religious, cultural, sexual, and political views. Through network, campaigns, events, and international cooperation we’re putting diversity as a resource on the agenda.
Diversity is a value which we seek to concretize and make operational. The starting point for Inklusion was to pose the question: ‘How can diversity become a resource in Denmark?’ Since then, we have been working with practical implementation of the diversity terminology, through awareness raising, networking, counselling, and communication of good practices – both in Denmark and the Middle East.

Building community through civic learning.
People united in diversity are the condition for action.
Rule-based institutions are critical for strong societies.

 
 1. Development and promotion of respect for human rights and the abolition of sectarian, religious, national, ethnic and racial discrimination, and discrimination of the dialogue language and acceptance of others.
2. Developing the capacities of institutions working in the field of disability rights
3. Support initiatives for the protection of refugee children
4. Supporting cultural initiatives that promote a culture of human rights

The main idea of IPC is to bring as many different cultures together and to encourage dialogue, understanding, interest and mutual respect in a world, where tolerance is a necessity and diversity is an adventure. The study program of IPC offers a wide range of global issues and classes. We focus on Global Citizenship, Global Development and Politics, but stay independent of religious or political ideologies

Jambatan works within the themes of migration, displacement, memories and decolonization based on the overall factors such as imperialism and global economic segregation impervious to the hierarchization of humanity into a racial or cultural center. It gives focus on the diaspora and minority community regardless of their ethnicity, race, religion or sexual orientation in a so called ‘world divided into compartments,’; where we see growing inequalities between the North and the South and between the haves and the haves not.
It contributes to bigger public awareness about the work of diaspora artists and offers nuances to the dialogue of the global movements of migration. It explores the notion of belonging and experiences of hybridity that exists in having multiple cultural heritage. It sparks an interest in art that enables a transnational connectedness and seeks for a sustainable lifestyle.

• A just and sustainable world order, where women in the South have access to and control over resources, access to decision-making, and a right to control their own bodies and lives.
• To put women and gender on the agenda in all development and trade-related fora, programs and policies.