Finlande

Malika-Aisha El Bardi, Masters degree (MA & MTh)

National Network
Finlande
Address

Keinutie 3 H 108
00940 HELSINKI
Finlande

Telephone
+358417007519
E-Mail
aisha111muslima@gmail.com
E-Mail (2)
aisha111muslima@gmail.com
E-Mail (3)
aisha111muslima@gmail.com
E-Mail (4)
aisha111muslima@gmail.com
Organisation Type
Individual Person
Year of Establishment
1966
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Democracy and community development
  3. Environment/Sustainable development
  4. Gender
  5. Heritage
  6. Human rights
  7. Religion
  8. Research
General Information

I don't have budgetary resources or even job but I would like to join to Anna Lindh Association and participate in the events that they organize. I have studied Arabic language is Islam research and Theology in the University of Helsinki and I'm holding two master's degree.

Mission and Objectives

Participating and getting active in networking.

Main Projects / Activities

Middle East, Islam, Gender

Contact (1) Full Name
Malika-Aisha El Bardi
Head of the organisation
Malika-Aisha El Bardi
Contact (2) Full Name
Malika-Aisha El Bardi

Materials "Youth Advocacy Alliance"

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From January – June 2023, Femina ry, in partnership with Youth CSOs and educational institutions run a programm “Youth Advocacy Alliance”, which main aim is to create an sustainable “Youth Advocacy Alliance” network that brings together youth, non-governmental youth organisations (CSOs), decision makers  of the Nordic & Baltic Sea Region to share experiences and combat joint challenges faced by young people of today in the regions. Also Femina ry aim to raise awareness across youth organisations of the Nordic & Baltic Sea Region about the benefits of youth advocacy and the youth advocacy network.

Target group of the programm is a young people age 16+  interested to became a youth leader or already being such, Civil society youth organisation, experts and youth workers willing to improve own skills and knowledge in the field and gain practical experience in making real changes and supporting structural dialogue by advocating youth interests. 

 

Local workshop and International training sessions

All together 5 step-by-step training sessions (Local workshop and International trainings)

 

 

Local workshop will be conducted by each partner to introduce the programm, to map the existing worries and challenges what young people are facing rights now. Also local workshop will discover the level of skills on concrete themes related with project and their motivation.

Each national youth training session will focus on one of the themes below and other theme more reliable for the country situation:

– Youth capacity and the civil society

– Youth and the labour

– Youth and Sustainability

 

Read more at: https://www.feminary.fi/en/youth-advocacy-alliance/

Middle-Eastern Film Festival ry

National Network
Finlande
Address

Rälssintie 7 D 28
00720 Helsinki
Finlande

Telephone
+358405669279
E-Mail
deleted@member.fi
Mobile Phone
+358405669279
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2014
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Media
General Information
Organization The Middle-Eastern Film Festival Association (MEFF) is a registered association in Finland. The association was founded in 2014 with the aim of organizing an annual Middle-Eastern Film and Arts festival (M.E.F.A. festival) in Helsinki. The festival is open to everyone. MEFF ry is religiously and politically independent. The founding members include: Sara Bahmanpour (festival director), Jakub Bobrowski (festival producer), Sonja Notley (festival co-ordinator). Budget Budgetary resources available in a year vary from 0-20 000 euros. This year's budget so far is 2000 euros. We are still negotiating with FIME and AVEK for funding. Sources of funding: -City of Helsinki, Foreign ministry -Various organizations and associations -Through fundraising and ticket sales Modalities of action MEFF ry's main event is the M.E.F.A. Festival that will be arranged once a year. This year the festival is held during 9.-12.10.2014. MEFF ry aims to organize other smaller events through out the year, such as panel discussions, seminars, art exhibitions etc. The M.E.F.A. Festival aims to familiarize the viewer with the versatile cinema and culture that the Middle-East has to offer. Along with the film screenings different cultural events will be organised. Films will vary from feature films, documentaries, shorts and animations, and cultural events will vary from music, food, dance, poetry and art events. This year we have managed to book several artists and public figures including: Professor Jaakko Hämeen-Anttila, musician Marouf Majidi, Arabic Peace Choir, film director Hamy Ramezan, Professor Henry Bacon, music ensemble Nefes and Imam Abbas Bahmanpour. The films and artists are possibly from the following countries: Iraq, Iran, Jordan, Syria, Yemen, Afghanistan, Israel, Palestine, Tunisia, Turkey, Egypt, Oman, Qatar, Algeria, Morocco, Lebanon, Bahrain and Saudi-Arabia. Main partners Current partners include the following: City of Helsinki, Moniheli ry, Cinemaja ry, Nuorisoasiankeskus, Voima-magazine, Resalat islamilainen yhdyskunta, Lähi-idän opiskelijat ry, The Embassy of Egypt, The Embassy of Islamic Republic of Iran, Middle-East Now -festival, Turkish Travel Agency, Suomi-Iran ystävyysseurayhdistys ry, Farabi Cinema Foundation, Haft Asman Production Company, London Iraqi Cultural Centre, Hakunilan kansainvälinen yhdistys, Alexis Kouros, Jenni Jusslin, Sofia Deniz, Anmar Al- Gaboury, Wisam Elfadl, Heidi Rautionmaa.
Mission and Objectives

We believe that art has the power to raise awareness, evoke emotions and create an impact on society.  The mainstream media in Finland, often portrays the Middle-East in a way that feeds existing stereotypes and prejudices. M.E.F.A. festival wants to tell another side of the story, by showing a modern and a diverse Middle-East, which has a long history and a rich art culture.
 

Main Projects / Activities

MEFF ry's main event is the Middle-Eastern Film & Arts Festival that will be arranged once a year. This year the festival is held during 9.-12.10.2014. MEFF ry aims to organize other smaller events through out the year, such as panel discussions, seminars, art exhibitions etc.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

The M.E.F.A. Festival is the biggest Middle-Eastern culture event in Helsinki, Finland. It provides an excellent opportunity for Middle-Eastern artists to showcase their work, and familiarize Finnish people with the rich arts and culture that the Middle-East has to offer.  The festival helps in immigrant integration by breaking stereotypes in a creative and a fun environment. 

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

The ALF provides an excellent network of associations and individuals who are already working with Middle-Eastern arts and culture. We wish to strengthen ties between each other and work together in creative and contemporary projects.

Contact (1) Full Name
Sara Bahmanpour
Job Title
Media and culture producer
Head of the organisation
Sara Bahmanpour
Contact (2) Full Name
Sonja Notley
Job Title (2)
Co-ordinator

Migration Institute of Finland

National Network
Finlande
Address

Eerikinkatu 34
20100 Turku
Finlande

Telephone
+35822840440
E-Mail
info@siirtolaisuusinstituutti.fi
E-Mail (2)
tuomas.martikainen@utu.fi
Organisation Type
Public/Private Non-Profit Foundation
Year of Establishment
1974
Fields of Activity
  1. Research
General Information
The Migration Institute of Finland was founded in 1974, and has its headquarters in Turku. The Institute has 9 permanent employees and ca. 10 project researcher in 2017. It's annual budget is about 1.3 million Euro that is mainly derived by the Ministry of Education in Finland. The institute conducts research, publishes studies on migration and has exhibitions. It also has a library and an archive on historical migration-related material. The Institute co-operates with several universities and ministries as well as some NGOs in Finland.
Mission and Objectives

The tasks of the Migration Institute of Finland are: - to promote the collection, storage and documentation of research material relating to international and internal migration including immigrants and refugees,
- to carry out and to promote migration research,
- to publish reseach reports, books and articles on migration,
- to develop co-operation between the universities and special organizations related to migration, both within Finland and abroad.
- and to maintain and to provide information services about migration.

Main Projects / Activities

Research in the fields of migration and ethnic relations in Finland.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

We can provide the network information on current migration related issues.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

The ALF network is an important platform for co-operation both in Finland and internationally in its subject area. We do also arrange event on migration that can be of interest to ALF members.

Contact (1) Full Name
Tuomas Martikainen
Job Title
Director
Head of the organisation
Tuomas Martikainen

Miklagard Art Exchange ry

National Network
Finlande
Address

Sepankatu 3-5 B 51
00150 Helsinki
Finlande

Telephone
+358504002571
Telephone (other)
+358504002571
E-Mail
info@miklagardarts.com
E-Mail (2)
ceydasoderblom@gmail.com
E-Mail (3)
erik@miklagardarts.com
Mobile Phone
+358504002571
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2016
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. International/Cultural relations
General Information
Miklagard Art Exchange is an initiator, facilitator, and connector between Finland and overseas markets with the aim of strengthening the cultural interaction and intercultural collaborations. Miklagard Art Exchange was founded by an experienced Turkish cultural producer and an two established Finnish artists in April 2016 for creating tailor-made ideas and promoting interesting, chosen projects in a variety of art fields. It aims to be a new platform for promoting exchange between the Nordic countries and the dynamic art scenes in Turkey, China, Korea, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand. Miklagard Art Exchange takes as a goal to build alternative paths in reaching out for the diversity of the dynamic artistic scenes also elsewhere. The founders are also the ‘thinkers’ whose insights and connections will animate the work of the Miklagard Art Exchange. Miklagard Art Exchange’s “value proposition” is found in its unique strategies to produce cultural evolution with creating possibilities for innovative multi-genre collaborations around the world.
Mission and Objectives

Miklagard Art Exchange believes that cultural diversity is an asset for setting wiser cultural mindset to achieve what is valuable with enlightening perspective. For Scandinavians of early times, İstanbul was the place to go, as we go to New York. The city was the largest the Vikings knew of, and it is not so strange that they referred to place as The Great City; this is what the name Miklagard means. In response to the cultural dimension of the past, Miklagard Art Exchange seeks to use the new paths to change cultural mindset and influence the creative ideas.

Our Vision
To be a unique platform for promoting artistic exchange between the Nordic countries and dynamic art scenes in countries like Turkey, China, Korea, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand.

Our Mission
To connect art scenes up to now unfamiliar to each other for initiating multi-cultural artistic collaborations.

Our Values
Creating possibilities - We are curious and open-minded. We want to trigger creative minds and souls for innovative multi-genre collaborations
New forms - Along with human being, the culture has developed and matured. We want to achieve an accurate understanding of the world; through new ways of collaboration
Inclusiveness - We want to serve for a better society by cultivating understanding and forgiveness through arts in our everyday lives

Main Projects / Activities

What we offer
We like to cater to the needs of the artists, collectives, and also want to create possibilities for innovative multi-genre collaborations between creative minds otherwise would not have access to encounter.

Tailor-made intercultural collaborations

Curating portfolio projects

Consultancy

Mentoring

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

With our projects, we will seek a way to support cultural diversity in Finland by promoting the potentiality of different cultures to have a fertilizing effect on each other. Our target is to open the window to the inclusive cultural approaches in Finland. We aim to reach young Finnish audience and will also include people from migrant backgrounds and ethnic minorities.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

ALF Network will allow us to discover the relevant organizations meetings and networking.
 

Contact (1) Full Name
Ceyda Söderblom
Job Title
Secretary
Head of the organisation
Ceyda Söderblom
Contact (2) Full Name
Erik Söderblom
Job Title (2)
Director

MiklagardArts

National Network
Finlande
Address

Sepänkatu 3-5
B 51
00150 Helsinki
Finlande

Telephone
+358504002571
E-Mail
ceyda@miklagardarts.com
E-Mail (2)
info@miklagardarts.com
Organisation Type
Private Company
Year of Establishment
2015
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
General Information

MiklagardArts is a facilitator of artistic interventions and an advocate for diversity, equity, inclusivity & internationalization in the Finnish art scene. We create content to address the expectations of Finland's diverse population in collaboration with the established arts and
cultural institutions.

Mission and Objectives

Please see the details here
https://www.miklagardarts.com/about-us

Main Projects / Activities

Please see the details here:
https://www.miklagardarts.com/projects

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

I decided to start my own company in Helsinki to show a way forward for the Finnish arts and cultural field. I celebrate radical inclusion, equity and believe that celebrate radical inclusion, equity and believe that inclusive working attitudes will foster cognitive diversity in the Finnish art scene. I want to help build a healthy and supportive society by cultivating understanding and compassion through the arts.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

I engage in public advocacy for equity, diversity and inclusion within the Finnish art scene by focusing on policies, practices, norms and
institutions. I would like to use that knowledge and learn from other members of the network.

Informations supplémentaires
Contact (1) Full Name
Ceyda Berk-Söderblom
Job Title
Founder & Artistic Director
Head of the organisation
Ceyda Berk-Söderblom
Contact (2) Full Name
Erik Söderblom
Job Title (2)
In-house Artistic Partner

Minuksi

National Network
Finlande
Address

Corso Enrico de Nicola 42
10129 Torino
Italie

Telephone
3396718791
E-Mail
evamarola@gmail.com
Organisation Type
Public/Private Non-Profit Foundation
Year of Establishment
2013
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. International/Cultural relations
General Information
Minuksi is a Italo-finnish ONLUS organisation sponsored by Ambassy of Finland in Italy and socially supported by several cultural institutions private and public. Expenses during 2013 and 2014 so far have been supported by Main board personal income from other activities. Some applications for EU and Finnish funds have been sent for future funding sustainability.  Cultural exchanges from Finnish writers and artists in terms of book presentations, art exhibitions, Kalevala seminars. Planning travel exchanges in Lapponia for sciamanic trips and local nature experiences. Main partners involved in past and future projects: Ambasciata di Finlandia in Roma, Ministerio dei Beni culturali Italia, Commissione Europea di Cultura, Commissione cultura della Regone Piemonte, Città di Torino, Terzo Paradiso di Michelangelo Pistoletto, Università de Lapponia di Rovaniemi, Consorzio Universitario de Lapponia (LUC), Società per l'etnoigrafia nordica.
Mission and Objectives

Please read  enclosed document.

Main Projects / Activities

Please read enclosed document.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Minuksi is available as a cultural network platform itself in order to support cultural exchanges between Italy and Finland. We get in touch with different official entities as well as with artists and writers in both countries in order to stablish links and cultural exchanges.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

We finf ALF Network a mature platform with whom we would be very interested in collaborating by involving their partners in common activities with Italy and Finland.

Contact (1) Full Name
Eva Maria Martinez Olalla
Job Title
Art Director
Head of the organisation
Eija Tarkiainen

Mirsal ry

National Network
Finlande
Address

Isonkorventie 8 B 9
02970 Espoo
Finlande

Telephone
+358452462270
E-Mail
sandra.imran@mirsal.fi
E-Mail (2)
ihab.alsouse@mirsal.fi
E-Mail (3)
niina.tutah@mirsal.fi
E-Mail (4)
info@mirsal.fi
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2019
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Environment/Sustainable development
  3. Gender
  4. Heritage
  5. Human rights
  6. International/Cultural relations
  7. Others
  8. Youth and education
General Information
Staff number is 4, Chairperson, Executive director, Financial officer, and Communications Officer. We are a member association and vice board member in Moniheli ry. As we are a new association, most of our work is yet voluntary but we do small scall services e.g. translation, performances, workshops, etc. This year we applied a projetct (Workers of Finland) for Moniheli grant. We recieved 6637,50 and our project was ranked as 4 out of 28 projects applied.  Modalities of action: concrete projects, events for the community, seminars, cooperation with other associations.  Main partners: e.g in our project ( workers of Finland), Moniheli, Finnish refugee council, SAK, RIKU, Startup refuges, Amal ry, Al-Birr Lähimmäisapu ry, Suomi-Marokko ystävyys- & kumppanuusyhdistys ry, PAM.  
Mission and Objectives

Mirsal is a non-profit and non-governmental Organization, that was formed in accordance with the Finnish law. Finland has become home to many different Arabic nationals and cultures. Therefore, our goal is to support the Arabic speaking immigrants in building and strengthening the ties between Finns and Arabs. And for them to be involved through different projects and events, which leads to smooth integration into Finnish society.
Finland is the leading country of education, innovation and equality, so we introduce this information and make it reachable for Arabic speaking people.
Mirsal promotes diversity and multiculturalism.

Main Projects / Activities

Legal advices 
We offer Arabic speaking immigrants’ advice and assistance in daily legal matters.  Our service is free of charge in the Arabic mother tongue.   
Guide to voluntary work 
We promote the value of voluntary work for immigrants in Finland through providing information and guidance in Arabic, English, Russian and Estonian.  
Voice of Arabic woman in Finland 
We promote the position of women and girls. We work towards the enhancement of the role of Arabic women in society to achieve their dreams and goals; to embrace strength for social change with support from each other and to be inspired by the successful stories. 
 Articles 
We promote for political participation of immigrants. Writing is the best communication method to share information and exchange opinions. Therefore, we encourage Finnish and Arabic writers in Finland to publish their articles on our website. We accept articles in Finnish, Arabic, and English.  
Tourist guide to Finland in the Arabic language.  
We provide information and assistance about Finland to Arabic tourists available in the Arabic language free of charge. For example, we provide tips and interesting destinations, information on transport, accommodation, culture, activities, and more. 
 Workers of Finland
The project seeks to improve the working conditions and the work environment of Arabic speaking workers by raising their awareness about their duties and rights in the Finnish workplace and influence trade unions to include them in their services. 
 

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

We promote opportunities for Arabic speaking immigrants to be involved in the Finnish society. 
We support the enhancement of community education and political participation. 
We encourage new voices and leadership. 
We support the development of the role of a woman in society.
We strike for an equal balance between rights and responsibilities. 
We welcome cooperation with different individuals, institutions and enterprises.
We appreciate new and creative ideas. 

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

We are very much interested in the ALF network. As we share the value of your foundation, we would like to be involved in your programmes and projects. we are very much interested in cooperation with others inside your network and to implement projects at the international level by connecting our work with other Arabic countries. For example, projects concerning refugees and newcomers to Finland.   

Contact (1) Full Name
Sandra Imran Alsouse
Job Title
Chairperson
Head of the organisation
Sandra Imran Alsouse
Contact (2) Full Name
Ihab Alsouse
Job Title (2)
Executive Director

Monaliiku

National Network
Finlande
Address

Hietalahdenranta 13, 5th floor
00180 HELSINKI
Finlande

Telephone
+358505906345
E-Mail
claudia.nystrand@monaliiku.fi
E-Mail (2)
tiia.fehrmann@monaliiku.fi
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2010
Fields of Activity
  1. Gender
  2. Human rights
  3. Others
General Information
We are a local NGO working mainly in the Helsinki region but with activities also in Turku and Jyväskylä. We have 12 employees working in the office, we also work with many interns, volunteers and sport instructors. Our budget this year is of about 340,000 euro. We are mainly funded by STEA (Funding Centre for Social Welfare and Health Organisations), smaller funds we get from different municipalities and also from for example Kone Foundation.  We work very closely with NGO's like Monika-Naiset, Moniheli, municipalities, Plan Finland and others
Mission and Objectives

Monaliiku - Well-being and Sports for Multicultural Women is a NGO established in 2009 to create more opportunities for women from diverse backgrounds to engage in sports activities. Our mission is to promote the health, well-being and physical activities of women and girls through sports and cultural activities, regardless of their religion, skin color or cultural background and we aim to ensure and increase the equal participation of women and girls to sports and hobbies. We have expertise in understanding gender and culturally binded chracteristics related to sports environment and in integrating gender- and culturally sensitive methods when designing sports activities for women.

Main Projects / Activities

Monaliiku is coordinating local projects and sports activities that enhance the health and well-being of multicultural women and their families through sports. The activities vary from exercise groups to football and yoga or from swimming teaching to health education and sports events for families. We strive to engage in our activities the women who need support in integrating healthy life style or sports to their everyday life.
Monaliiku is specialized in arranging activities for multicultural women and girls who face different kind of challenges in participating to sports and exercise groups due to personal restrictions that stem from their cultural background which are not always recognized and considered in the socie-ty. Monaliiku is experienced in finding solutions that break down the barriers and obstacles that multicultural and immigrant women face when engaging to sports groups and activities and thus preventing their social exclusion in the society.
In 2018, Monaliiku’s flagship project Fit4Life has been awarded by the European Commission the #BeInclusive EU Sport Awards that recognises organisations using the power of sport to increase social inclusion for disadvantaged groups. The Fit4Life project focuses on prevention of social ex-clusion, promoting social well-being and improving of the quality of life of multicultural women, with the help of sports. In total the program engages a growing number of about 250 participants and instructors weekly offering a wide range of opportunities for sports and physical activities. Monaliiku has found a sustainable way to create activities for women with migrant background that due to cultural and religious restrictions would not be able to participate in sport activities. The main goal is to improve and sustain the health of the participants, but also to encourage them to integrate, to participate in the regular groups.
Beside the Fit4Life program, Monaliiku coordinates in 2019 one large project, Mentor on the Move, and two small ones. The goal of Mentor on the Move is to promote the well-being of the mentees (immigrant women) by building social networks and preventing social exclusion, improv-ing opportunities to participate in society and work life and by enhancing health by integrating physical activity into everyday life.
Last year, Monaliiku has coordinated in 2018 a pilot project funded by the European Union. The aim of the project was to foster the integration and social inclusion of refugees in Finland through sports. The activities in the project supported the integration of the refugee families into Finnish society through football and sport sessions, in which they participated together with families or persons who were volunteering in the activities.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

We have been successfully working for 10 years to empower and activate migrant wome through sports in Finland and we think that our experience can be an added value to the network.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

We want to be part of your network to be able to share our experince and knowledge with others and to learn from others.

Contact (1) Full Name
Claudia Nystrand
Job Title
Managing Director
Head of the organisation
Claudia Nystrand
Contact (2) Full Name
Tiia Fehrmann
Job Title (2)
Project Coordinator

Moniheli ry.

National Network
Finlande
Address

Hermannin rantatie 12B, 4h floor
00580 Helsinki
Finlande

Telephone
+358447170225
E-Mail
toimisto@moniheli.fi
E-Mail (2)
abdirahim.hussein@moniheli.fi
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2010
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. International/Cultural relations
  3. Others
General Information

Moniheli was founded in 2010 as a cooperation network for multicultural organisations. As of 2018, the network counts over 100 members. Moniheli's goal is to promote the development of a multicultural and diverse Finnish society as well as to support the activities of its member associations in various ways. More information from www.moniheli.fi and fb.me/Moniheli; Katto project at www.kattohanke.fi and fb.me/kattohanke, Multicultural Independence Day at fb.me/mipjuhla

Mission and Objectives

Moniheli is a service and interest network that facilitates collaborative leadership and activities in the Helsinki metropolitan area and nationwide. Moniheli contributes to and further develops the awareness and promotion of physical and mental well-being as well as economical and social improvement of all members in its member associations. It also promotes their full political participation in Finnish society. Moniheli’s practical methods and tools for promoting diversity and interculturality are the key to a more inclusive Finnish society, therefore it promotes and develops cooperation between multicultural associations, individuals, media, educational institutes and authorities. The purpose of the network is 1. to function as advocate of the multicultural society and its members 2. to develop the cooperation between migrant associations and associations active in multicultural work 3. to influence questions related to migration policy as a network 4. to promote active participation in influencing the society, especially with regards to matters of migration and multiculturalism 5. to advance equality and non-discrimination in the Finnish society 6. The network is a politically and religiously independent non-profit organisation. To do so, the network strives: 1. to plan and implement projects that advance the network’s purpose 2. to support the integration of migrants into the Finnish society 3. to promote the dialogue between its members and other actors in society 4. to promote the immediate cooperation among its members 5. to promote the employment and entrepreneurship of people with migration background 6. to advice, guide and support its member associations when cooperating and when implementing projects that support the network’s overarching objectives 7. to organise events, seminars and trainings 8. to participate actively in public discussions 9. to take care of diverse information spreading and giving out publications 10. to collaborate with actors supporting its objectives nationwide

Main Projects / Activities

Member services (guidance and advice regarding project planning, funding applications and NGO-related issues, trainings, Member Association Grant), advocacy and cooperation across sectors in favour of multiculturalism and integration; Katto project (prevention of immigrants' homelessness in Finland and information regarding housing matters); Multicultural Independence Day celebration (December), Moninainen Suomi at the World Village Festival (May).  

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Bringing out views directly from grass root level by having quite large representativeness, by working actively on common interests

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

We are seeking for collaboration on common interests and issues, in forms of trainings, seminars and projetcs.

Contact (1) Full Name
Julie Breton
Job Title
Association Coordinator
Head of the organisation
Abdirahim Hussein, Executive Director
Contact (2) Full Name
Abdirahim Hussein
Job Title (2)
Chairman