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Media, Television, Magazine, Radio, Internet, photo, youth work
PL 184, 00181 Helsinki, FINLAND
Helsinki
Finlande
Youth work via media
Media, Television, Magazine, Radio, Internet, photo, youth work
Kuusamakuja 8
21260 Raisio
Finlande
Olemisen Balanssia ry is a research-based organization founded in year 2014 in Raisio, Southwest Finland. To support educational institutions, Digital Classroom Tools, Student-Initiated Learning, Social-Emotional Learning and Education Internationalisation and their quality assurance, certification and recognition in National Qualifications Framework and furthermore civil society organisations in their demand to change into a more modern, dynamic, engaged and professional atmosphere. By inspiring from Finnish education, Olemisen puts effort into social-emotional learning, high demand of cutting-edge educational technologies and entrepreneurship spirit development. Olemisen has been also providing courses and trainings can be designed based on needs of participants on school education and adult education.
Educational Focus *Researching and offering specialized digital curricula *E-Learning Materials and Moodle based learning and assessing platforms *Language Learning tools such as developing user-friendly language apps, interactive pdf’s *Researching and analysing reasons of early school dropouts and Preventing School-Based Bullying’s *Improving teachers professional and personal skills *Educational games, Web 2.0 tools facilitating learning processes. Innovation Focus * Management of databases, My-SQL, process development *Open Data Interpretation, Data Mining *E-learning platforms (by using Adobe Captivate and Moodle) *Web Portal development (WordPress)
Olemisen Balanssia ry has been coordinating Erasmus+ Ka2 projects granted from Opetushallitus two years in a row. ‘OpenMakers’ train public-decision makers, ICT staff, non-profit leaders and develop their competences in open-data through simplified ICT tools developing a Step-by-Step Framework and an Open Badges System (OBS). “E-patterns” financial literacy and fundraising mechanisms. “YDSI” training and equipping young digital social innovators.
We want to research new opportunities to get new partners in our network.
Amid increasing global and national interest in the built educa-tional environment, this editorial considers developments within the Nordic countries that are investigated and discussed within the articles in this special issue. We discuss commonalities and divergences in the experiences of...
Mariankatu 8 B 11
00170 Helsinki
Finlande
Oriental Hype ry is an association that works in the field of Middle-Eastern and North-African dance art. The aim of Oriental Hype ry is to raise the popularity of so called Oriental Dance and make it generally more known as a field of art and as an important universal cultural heritage. Through dance culture Oriental Hype ry also aims to raise the awareness of Middle-Eastern and North-African cultural features such as: music, dance, expression, poetry etc. So the most important aim is to open doors for wider public and create possibilities where people can experience the richness of Middle-Eastern and North-African dance and music culture.
The association was established in the year 2014, but the dance group Oriental Hype has been an active factor among the Oriental dance scene since 2012.
Festivals, performances, workshops
Isokatu 84
Oulu
Finlande
Yasmine r.a. promotes the dance and culture of the Middle East and Maghreb. The society cherishes and respects traditions. However, new currents of this dance are also taken into consideration and adopted. The society aims at giving opportunities to practice oriental dance and to learn about its cultural background.
Yasmine r.a. promotes different styles of Middle Eastern and North African dance. These styles include both folkdances and more urbanized dance forms. The society organizes an annual Spring Show and participates in various dance events in the region. The society is well-connected with other cultural organizations and dance schools in the region.
Yasmine r.a. aims at promoting oriental dance and the culture which is connected to this dance form. The society wants to contribute to inter-cultural co-operation. At the same time, the society will expand the activities of Anna Lindh Foundation to Oulu and its surroundings.
Yasmine r.a. wants to be a member of an organization which supports co-operation between different cultures. It also seeks support for its own grassroots activities, and wants to find partners with whom to develop its basic functions and activities.
Our common path project is a team-based volunteering initiative funded by the European Solidarity Corps program, coordinated by International Youth Centre Villa Elba (Kokkola, Finland) with the Municipality of Perho as the host organisation.
During August and September 2023 10 volunteers from Italy, Spain, France, Ukraine, Austria and Kosovo gathered together at small but beautiful Finnish municipality Perho where they worked in cooperation with rural community associations and students to renovate nature trails in rural areas in Central Ostrobothnia.
The work included cutting bushes, measuring and cutting timber, and constructing the path using different tools, creating signs for the path, painting, etc.
The project offered volunteers:
At the end of the project, the volunteers were asked to share some thoughts about the project and why they decided to participate:
What was the core of the project?
"Connecting with nature"
"Exploring a lovely country with lovely people"
"Being outside with lovely people"
Why did you decide to join this project?
"Taking break from studying"
"To get some new friends"
"Finding my place"
About Youth Centre Villa Elba
Youth Centre Villa Elba provides high quality youth work for all young people.
Their goal is to offer youngsters the possibilities of learning in multicultural environment and finding their own strengths and abilities through international activity.
Their work consists of international camps and programs, education, practical training and voluntary work for young people, information and guidance about international programmes, projects and coordination of volunteering projects.
Villa Elba offers variety of short-term ESC team projects on different topics each year.
The projects can be found on their website: https://www.villaelba.fi/en/volunteering/
Lampitie 2
88300 Paltamo
Finlande
Paltamon lukio is an upper secondary school located in Paltamo. We are an active school and we are willing to work with different projects. We have about 30 teachers and 60 students. Our school is operating in a same building as our comprehensive school, Korpitien koulu.
We are looking forward to meeting new people and educating ourselves and we want to be up-to-date with modern school lfe.
We have taken part in numerous Comenius and Erasmus+ projects. We have been co-ordinator as well as a partner school.
Our school Is using modern technology and modern learning environments. We are always looking for new ideas to help our students to learn.
Anna Lindh offers versatile possibilities to work with different kind of partners, not only schools. This opens up new possibilities for students and teachers alike.lö
Veturitori 3
00520 Helsinki
Finlande
Promotion of sustainable peace thinking and policy
International peace movement campaigns Peace School
Fear is one of the negative outcomes of terrorist attacks. Currently, there is a need to understand how societal fear and fear of terrorism might be shaped and induced by social-media discussions. This study analyzed how exposure to cyberhate was...
Nordenskiöldinkatu 5 C 69
00250 Helsinki
Finlande
Perpetuum Mobilε, co-founded by Marita Muukkonen and Ivor Stodolsky in 2007, is a curatorial vehicle which brings together art, practice and enquiry. It acts as a conduit and engine to re-imagine certain basic historical, theoretical as well as practical paradigms in fields which often exist in disparate institutional frames and territories.
Perpetuum Mobilε develops longer-term thematic projects which come to include conferences, workshops, residencies, small and large exhibition formats, public and street art, publications, films and much more.
Thematic Projects:
The Aleksanteri Cultural Fora
The first umbrella-project was the Aleksanteri Cultural Fora which wedded an international conference on Perestoika at the Aleksanteri Insitute of the University of Helsinki with a multi-part exhibition at Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art, Helsinki (The Raw, The Cooked and The Packaged – The Archive of Perestroika Art, 2007-2008), a series of film at the national film archive and publications including FRAMEWORK (No. 8 In Need of Openess / Paths Not Taken). See documentation of the “Perestroika process” at our old website:
https://perpetualmobile.wordpress.com/exhibitions/
The Re-Aligned Project
In progress for over three years, this large-scale project has had iterations and events in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Egypt, Palestine, Finland, Germany, Sweden and Norway. Forthcoming events are scheduled for the UK. PM's large-scale two-part "To the Square" project (in Forum Box and one of Helsinki's central squares) had a special focus on art from Egypt and Palestine.
www.re-aligned.net
The Perpetual Pavilion
This project was launched at several national pavilions in Venice in 2009 in order to guarantee Romani-Gyspy representation after the collapse of the OSI sponsored Roma Pavilion in that year (http://www.perpetualpavilion.org/the-project/). This was continued in Berlin parallel to the Venice Biennale in 2013, becoming the “4th Roma-Gypsy Pavilion” according to its artists and others in the Romani community.
Perpetuum Mobile’s focus on Roma-Gypsy art and the broader issues surrounding “pluriculturalism” are being developed in a new form at the Moderna Museet, Malmö (2014-2015) in co-operation with the Timea Junghaus (curator of the 1st Roma Pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2007).
www.perpetualpavilion.org
The Arts Assembly
This innovative art-and-debate format has been deployed in a diversity of contexts, including ACSI in Helsinki, the Manifesta 8 (Murcia), ENSBA in Paris and CAFA in Beijing. It has developed a series of Chambers and Charters for p2p communication and organization.
www.TheArtsAssembly.org
Safe Haven / Residencies for Artists at Risk
The Safe Haven/On The Move residencies for visual art practitioners at risk is a programme linked to the international Safe Haven initiatives in many European cities. Perpetuum Mobile, in cooperation with HIAP-Helsinki International Artist Programme, has hosted artsts from Morocco, Egypt, Palestine and Syria, to name a few. In May 2015, the Anna Lindh Foundation and the Finnish Insitute for the Middle East, co-organised a concert for the leading Egyptian singer Ramy Essam at the annual World Village Festival, which Perpetuum Mobile had hosted as the first Safe Haven artist at risk.
http://www.hiap.fi/project/move
Perpetuum LABS
This series of laboratories in collective learning, activism, art and theory has had two iterations so far.
PERPETUUM LABS/BAC – CURATING THE POLITICAL was held at the Baltic Art Centre (BAC). It was based on texts and discussions proposed by the invited mentors.
www.balticartcenter.com/perpetuum-labs-bac/
PERPETUUM LABS II – CURATING THE SOCIAL in Helsinki (the Library of the Blind, Kallio Kunsthalle and Helsingin Elokolo, attempted to help generate collective momentum for socially-engaged art practices in Helsinki. It was based on proposals from local artists and activists, and included talks by invited art actors.
The School of the Displaced, 2nd Kiev Biennial 2015
The School of Displaced Persons is an initiative to map, share, develop and realize best practices in refugee-related work in the arts and beyond. Gathering newly displaced persons, art-actors and associated institutions, as well as art professionals who themselves have a history of involuntary displacement, the School’s programme includes workshops, exhibition and performance projects, discursive events as well as longer-term pedagogical and institutional outcomes.
http://www.biennialfoundation.org/2015/06/the-school-of-kyiv-kyiv-bienn…
Sino-Fi (forthcoming)
Linking Finish and Chinese art, with a large-scale exhibition at the Minsheng Museum in spring 2016 in Shanghai.
www.perpetualmobile.org
Mediterranean Art and History Residency in the Provence, France (forthcoming)
This future residency at the Chene Verte Villa in the Provence, on the Mediterranean coast, will provide a retreat for in-depth reflection and completion of longer-term projects by distinguished artists, historians and activists. The focus is on the history of the region, as relates to the French Resistance and the extraordinary work of Lisa Fittko, as well as the current dynamics of the northern Mediterranean area in relationship to the MENA region.
http://www.chene-vert.org/
Benjamin in Palestine (forthcoming)
As a continuation of PM's research on Benjamin and Lisa Fittko, as well as well its collaboration with local artists and partners in Palestine and Israel.
http://benjamininpalestine.org/
Perpetuum Mobile is keen to continue its cooperation with the Anna Lindh foundation, by consulting, inviting and co-hosting actors from the Middle East and Mediterranean areas. Our extensive network of art-practitioners, philosophers, political and human rights activists and journalists can consitute a valuable resource and bridge for bringing these important voices and forms of expression to Finland.
In May 2015, the Anna Lindh Foundation and the Finnish Insitute for the Middle East, co-organised a concert for the leading Egyptian singer Ramy Essam at the annual World Village Festival, which Perpetuum Mobile had hosted as the first Safe Haven artist at risk. We also co-produced Ramy Essam's first album/CD with the ALF, and hope to continue this excellent example of the kind of cooperation Perpetuum Mobile can offer.
The Anna Lindh foundation has exceptional experience and an extraordinary network of partners and contacts with expertise in the MENA and Mediterranean regions. Perpetuum Mobile's continued interest and future projects in these areas would benefit greatly from possible partnerships with the ALF, and joining as a network member.