Allemagne

EURO JORDAN TRADING CO.

National Network
Allemagne
Address

Amman
Amman
Jordanie

Telephone
+962 79 5580879
Telephone (other)
+962 6 5520012
Fax
+962 6 5525775
E-Mail
bashar.hijazin@eurojo.com
Mobile Phone
00962 79 5580879
Organisation Type
Private Company
Year of Establishment
1999
Fields of Activity
  1. Others
General Information
Established in 1999 as a private company dealing with European companies, that’s why our logo (Euro Jordan)  Our team of professional sales engineers and technicians of 25 persons are covering our market of its need for automatic doors, roller shutters and door access systems.  
Mission and Objectives

Our mission is to provide Jordan market with the latest German technology in the field of Automatic doors and door access systems, we succeed to be the Jordanian market leader along with our partner GEZE GmbH.. 

Main Projects / Activities

We are looking to increase our share of dealing with German and European companies as our country need quality goods.  

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

we are looking to be an active member in the network.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

We want to be part of ALF network to achieve its goals in our country..
 

Contact (1) Full Name
Bashar Micheal Hijazin
Job Title
CEO
Head of the organisation
bashar Hijazin

Euro-Mediterranean Association for Cooperation and Development e.V. (EMA)

National Network
Allemagne
Address

Deichstraße 19
20459 Hamburg
Allemagne

Telephone
+49 (0) 40 - 609 455 4-30
Fax
+49 (0) 40 - 609 455 4-39
E-Mail
kontakt@ema-germany.org
Organisation Type
Public/Private Non-Profit Foundation
Year of Establishment
2008
Fields of Activity
  1. Environment/Sustainable development
  2. International/Cultural relations
General Information
The Euro-Mediterranean Association for Cooperation and Development (EMA) e. V. is committed to a far-reaching cooperation between Germany and the MENA region. The organization initiates and mediates mutual exchange throughout the region. The EMA connects politicians, business men and scholars in order to learn from each other and grasp contemporary economic, social and political developments in the region. Besides, the EMA provides their clients with business development services and crucial contacts. Members of the EMA benefit from a vast network of high class consults and business experts.
Mission and Objectives

We focus on communication and mutual understanding, giving strong support to partners in the Euro-Mediterranean region and the other Arabic countries. We are ideologically and denominationally independent, considering ourselves to be a mediator between the cultures. Therefore, we discourage the view of a clash of cultures by promoting instead the collaboration of Arab and European cultural areas and supporting a mutual enrichment of cultural variety. We recognize finding the right balance as our particular challenge. Our vision is to develop and support the Euro-Mediterranean partnership.

Main Projects / Activities

Hamburg Business Days Water Forum for the EMA-Region Delegation's Journeys Roundtable Tenders Events in the EMA-Region Magazine Mediterranes

Contact (1) Full Name
Dr. Abdelmajid Layadi
Head of the organisation
Christian Wulff

euroCom – Gesellschaft für europäische Kommunikation e.V.

National Network
Allemagne
Address

Brachvogelstr. 1
10961 Berlin
Allemagne

Telephone
0049 – 30 - 69035014
Fax
0049 – 30 - 69035011
E-Mail
factory@eurocom.org
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
1989
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Others
General Information
1. Executive committee (Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson, Treasurer); members (natural persons); staff employed: 3 2. Depending on grants 3. private, European Commission 4. Projects, seminars 5. Local partners in Jordan, Egypt
Mission and Objectives

Publication of literature concerning European integration; promotion and organisation of projects in the areas of development aid and development co-operation. Special focus is given to the development of relations between western and eastern Europe as well as relations between Europe and countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea, including the Near and Middle East region. Research in the field of legal and tax environment of Third Sector Organisations

Main Projects / Activities

• Development and elaboration of by-laws and regulations in the field of environment and their enforcement (Jordan) • Support and strengthening of Jordanian NGOs in management issues, improvement of internal and external communication, co-ordination and networking (capacity building) (Jordan) • Implementation of a consultation system for draftees and soldiers for factual guarantee of their rights (Kiev) • Organisation of information campaigns in the Russian Parliament in order to facilitate preparation of legislation in the field of human rights, training and counselling of Russian human rights lawyers and NGOs, including practical training in West European countries (St. Petersburg)

Contact (1) Full Name
Dr. Michael Ernst-Pörksen
Head of the organisation
Dr. Michael Ernst-Pörksen
Contact (2) Full Name
Ute Henkel

EuroMed Citizen Reporters still open for participation!

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Breaking News on EuroMed Citizen Reporters_Swenja Zaremba in Berlin

Every active citizen of the region is still invited to take part in the storytelling project “We are still here! EuroMed Citizen Reporters”, that was launched by the ALF President Elisabeth Guigou on the occasion of the ALF activities during the German EU Presidency. ZAK, as coordinator of the German network of Anna Lindh Foundation, runs this project in cooperation with the Candid Foundation, with the support of the German Federal Foreign Office. With this video project, ZAK aims to give citizens of the EuroMed region the opportunity to take part in a citizen journalist campaign by sharing voices and views in the current situation of Covid-19. One central element of the project is the future prospect for challenges and opportunities for civil society during and after the pandemic by showcasing small “utopias”, local initiatives that give hope. The released videos can be watched on the website: https://www.euromedcitizenreporters.org. If you want your voice to be heard in this context, please send an email to alf-koordination@zak.kit.edu. 

EuroMed Youth Federation

National Network
Allemagne
Address

schulstrasse 11 c/o Hlayel
13507 Berlin
Allemagne

Telephone
+4915166744531
E-Mail
info@emyf.eu
E-Mail (2)
mostafa@emyf.eu
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2017
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Democracy and community development
  3. Gender
  4. Heritage
  5. Human rights
  6. International/Cultural relations
  7. Youth and education
General Information
It’s a non-profit organization based in Berlin, Germany, seeking to create "network of networks" for cooperation in all Euro-Mediterranean countries. It was established by youth initiatives, NGOs, workers and activists who are working in the field of youth empowerment and sustainable development.
Mission and Objectives

Vision:
To foster Euro-Mediterranean culture, the sense of belonging, commitment to dialogue and mutual understanding.
Mission:
To establish a common network of networks by bringing together youth initiatives, NGOs, workers and activists of the Euro-Mediterranean space in order to cooperate and overcome the obstacles that prevent building common understanding, promoting the coexistence and interconnection of Euro-Mediterranean cultures.
Objectives:
1. Providing a helping hand to youth in conflict areas around the Euro-Med space.
2. Facilitating the empowerment and capacity building of youth in partnership with youth workers and NGOs from all over the world.
3. Organizing and managing cultural, artistic and social activities (conferences, exhibitions, festivals, competitions) addressing humanitarian issues.
4. Developing projects which aim to serve and support the development of societies, societal understanding, cooperation -local and international- and intercultural dialogue.
5. Publishing newsletters, magazines, educational media and newspapers.
6. Designing training courses and establishing a university or specialized department in the field of Euro-Mediterranean Studies, peace and dialogue between cultures.
7. Supporting youth’s programs, activities and projects across the world.

Main Projects / Activities

1. The project of "Made in EuroMed", www.madeineuromed.eu
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2WKfmSEl-0y07ar812w1Fw
The project strategy is designed to achieve development in the Euro-Mediterranean area, decreasing unemployment, illegal immigration, conflicts, etc., making a better future for people. For this, the focus is both on individuals and institutions (companies and partners). Individuals animated by the desire to build up a career will discover the benefits of voluntary work by being in touch with future employers from different countries, having the possibility to apply for internships or jobs. Companies will be able to access by one click suppliers and potential customers, benefit of social market campaigns and use the social label on their products. Partners like Civil Society organizations, Youth Initiatives and NGOs will find the necessary support (qualified human resources, tools to find new partners) to face social, cultural and economic challenges. The tools used to promote our project are main web portal, social media networks, social campaigns and mobile application.
 
Moreover, We are active with Erasmus program that promote non-formal education and organizing activities as a coordinator and as a partner as well with our EuroMed partners. And our board members are members of the Cultural Innovators Network, Goethe Institut, July 2012 till now http://culturalinnovatorsnetwork.org/ 

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

The world is becoming increasingly diverse and includes people of many religions, languages, economic groups, and other cultural groups. It is becoming clear that in order to build communities that are successful at improving conditions, resolving problems and refugees' integration in their new hosting communities as example in Europe, we need to understand and appreciate many cultures to face stereotypes, establish relationships with people from cultures other than our own, and build strong alliances with different cultural groups.
We will bring non-mainstream groups into the center of civic activity. Why? In order to build communities that are powerful enough to attain significant change, we need large numbers of people working together. If cultural groups join forces, they will be more effective in reaching common goals in the EuroMed area, than if each group operates in isolation. And we will bring our experience, efforts, contacts to network with other ALF's members to create common projects and achieve the foundation objects.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

One of our organisation’s aims is to equip the leaders of the tomorrow’s world with the basic knowledge and practical skills for being active citizens to make positive changes in their communities.
We have run a series of activities in which we promoted dialogue between cultures, building common understanding and promoting the coexistence. Being a member of Anna Lindh foundation will expand our network of contacts, and broaden our knowledge being exposed to different approaches and initiatives related to international solidarity and create partnerships with other ALF's networks' members.
We are willing to share our practical experience in this field and contribute to promote the philosophy of Anna Lindh foundation in the Euro-Mediterranean area.

Contact (1) Full Name
Mostafa Ahmed Mahmoud
Job Title
Head of the organisation
Head of the organisation
Mostafa Ahmed Mahmoud
Contact (2) Full Name
Martin Schwarz
Job Title (2)
Vice-head

European and International Exchanges & Projects,City of Munich, Department of Education and Sports, Institute for Teacher Development

National Network
Allemagne
Address

Ledererstr. 19
80331 München
Allemagne

Telephone
+49 89 233 32123
Fax
+49 89 233 32130
E-Mail
rita.stegen@muenchen.de
E-Mail (2)
iae@muenchen.de
Organisation Type
Local/Regional Authority
Year of Establishment
1954
Fields of Activity
  1. International/Cultural relations
  2. Youth and education
General Information
City of Munich- Education Department /International Unit- responsible for international contacts and programmes for teacher and student exchange, staff: 6 (2 part-time) budget for school partnerships (subsidies) / budget for student exchange and study trips/ multinational programmes/ twin city projects funding from city council / education budget school partnerships between Munich schools and schools worldwide (ca 90 per year), 10-12 student programmes per year , 3-5 teacher programmes per year, 2-4 seminars per year, no scholarships 5. Partners: Municipalities (International Units), Partners in Educational Organisations worldwide
Mission and Objectives

Our mission is:

Promoting international exchange and cross-cultural learning between young people in Europe and worldwide

Exchanging experience and know-how on education with partners in Europe and worldwide (teacher programmes)

Cooperating with partners and experts on education and youth exchange within the EU and worldwide (networks, delegations)

Offering teacher inset-training for school partnerships and international programmes

Training young leaders working with our groups (voluntary basis)

Main Projects / Activities

Students:
We organise 10-12 international programmes per year for Munich students (15-19 years old): 3 exchanges (US, Italy, Israel), 4 language study programmes (England, Scotland, Ireland, France), 3-4 multinational programmes (mostly EU-Youth funded) including Poland, Latvia, Slovakia, Estonia, Finland and Denmark
Teachers:

we organise 3-4 teachers programmes (mostly exchanges) per year (US, Ukraine, Poland, Finland, Latvia and Estonia (07)

we offer inset-training for teachers from the Ukraine

we offer training seminars for Munich teachers on cross-cultural subjects
Educational networks:
We represent the City of Munich Education Department in networks such as Educating Cities, Euro cities, IFDMYE, Anna Lindh Foundation and we organise programmes for delegations from abroad

Contact (1) Full Name
Rita Stegen
Job Title
Deputy Director
Head of the organisation
Rita Stegen

European Centre for Minority Issues

National Network
Allemagne
Address

Schiffbrücke 12
24939 Flensburg
Allemagne

Telephone
0049-461-14149-0
Telephone (other)
0049-461-14149-13
Fax
0049-461-14149-19
E-Mail
info@ecmi.de
E-Mail (2)
voss@ecmi.de
Mobile Phone
0049-1749036904
Mobile Phone (other)
-
Organisation Type
Public/Private Non-Profit Foundation
Year of Establishment
1996
Fields of Activity
  1. Research
General Information

The ECMI was founded in 1996 by the governments of Denmark, Germany and Schleswig-Holstein. It is an independent and inter-disciplinary institution which draws upon an international core staff, supplemented by a number of non-resident Senior Research Associates from all over Europe and beyond. The Centre also maintains active relations with other academic institutions and NGOs involved in conflict resolution and inter-ethnic relations and engages in collaborative projects in these fields. While its core funding (892.000 € p.a.)is provided by its founding governments, the Centre actively pursues project-based funding to support its activities. The ECMI is governed by an Executive Board of nine members from Denmark, Germany, the OSCE, the Council of Europe and the European Union, and it is supported in its mission by an Advisory Council of eminent experts in the field of minority issues. The working language of ECMI is English. Approximately 10 people are employed in Flensburg, and another 10-15 colleagues work in the offices in Pristina and Tblisi.

Mission and Objectives

ECMI sees human diversity as a European heritage and cultural pluralism as a great asset. Aiming to facilitate respect for diversity in all aspects of society, ECMI is committed to work for the improvement of the situation of Europe’s minorities through heightened awareness of minority rights and minority issues among all relevant actors. Realizing the immense scope of societal and global challenges of the 21st Century, ECMI’s specific purpose is to provide actors with new knowledge and tool-kits that empower and equip them to mitigate differences and exchange views through constructive dialogue about how to build a peaceful and diverse Europe.

Main Projects / Activities

The European Centre for Minority Issues (ECMI) conducts practice and policy-oriented research, provides information and documentation, and offers advisory services concerning minority-majority relations in Europe. It serves European governments and regional intergovernmental organizations as well as non-dominant groups throughout. The Centre co-operates with the academic community, the media and the general public through the timely provision of information and analysis. The Centre organizes its activities around five thematic clusters. A Justice and Governance cluster is concerned with the evaluation and further development of legal standards that may assist in consolidating democratic governance on the basis of ethnic diversity and human rights. Other thematic clusters include Politics and Civil Society focusing on minority politics, especially the ability of minorities to participate both through public office and civil society functions. A Conflict and Security cluster focuses on constructive conflict-management and addresses conflicts with an ethno-political dimension in the wider Europe. A Culture and Diversity cluster addresses the cultural issues of minority existence, in particular language and education but is also concerned with the access of minorities to the media. A Citizenship and Ethics cluster focuses on both legal and socio-politico aspects of membership in mainstream society, including ethical issues of toleration, respect and contribution. The Centre also maintains links to several regions of tension in Europe through its Regional Associates in Georgia and Kosovo and provides multi-level trainings in institution and capacity building. This focus is organized through a Technical Assistance and Training Unit in the head office and in corporation with numerous NGOs throughout Europe. In that regard, the Centre draws upon the successful history of managing minority issues in the German-Danish border area where it is based. Please go to www.ecmi.de to read about our concrete projects.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

ECMI has built up a vast network of cooperation with research institutions, experts and NGOs as well as public bodies such as the CoE based on its applied research and activities in the field. ECMI would bring this network and its own expertise to the ALF, to foster dialogue and cooperation together with other members of the network.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

ECMI sees the enhancement of democracy and human/minority rights as a global challenge and would like to broaden its network with institutions that work along these lines as well. ECMI is seeking other institutions to cooperate with to collaborate on projects that enhance its mission.

Contact (1) Full Name
-
Head of the organisation
Prof. Dr. Vello Pettai
Contact (2) Full Name
Astrid Voss

European Cultural Foundation Europamusicale (Europamusicale Veranstaltungs GmbH)

National Network
Allemagne
Address

Leonrodstraße 68
Munich
Allemagne

Telephone
+49 89 545 8940
Fax
+49 89 545 894 99
E-Mail
info@europamusicale.eu
Organisation Type
Public/Private Non-Profit Foundation
Year of Establishment
2002
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. International/Cultural relations
General Information
People from business and politics belong to the Board of Trustees as well as European performers and creators of culture. It thus unites the professional competence of business and the performing arts. Every European country is entitled to a seat on the Board of Trustees and a vote and can nominate a representative. At the moment 33 European countries are represented in the Board of Trustees. The operational activities of the European Cultural Foundation EUROPAMUSICALE are managed by a Foundation managing commitee composed of three people which administers the Foundation and acts as its legal representative. The managing commitee is advised, supported and supervised in its work by the Foundation council, which amongst other things decides how Foundation resources are to be applied. Main activities of the foundation are the European Music Festival EUROPAMUSICALE, Foundation Concerts and other cultural projects of European dimension.
Mission and Objectives

The European Cultural Foundation EUROPAMUSICALE is contributing to building the European house. As an independent, international institution, it will promote cultural exchange in Europe. To do so, it has the European Music Festival EUROPAMUSICALE as its own measure, which supports the growing together of Europe by means of culture in a special way.

Main Projects / Activities

The European Music Festival EUROPAMUSICALE has set itself the goal of creating a cultural meeting place for the people of Europe. In accordance with the festival's motto of "Get acquainted & learn respect", European cultural diversity is presented to the audiences in exemplary fashion, thus opening up a path for understanding and tolerance in Europe. As genuinely European event, EUROPAMUSICALE is not tied to any certain location. Even a presentation in non-European cultures would be possible. Basically, any country or town would be a possibility that is keen to celebrate and present Europe and the diversity of European culture.

Contact (1) Full Name
Mr Helmut Pauli
Head of the organisation
Helmut Pauli

European Network for Dialogue Facilitation

National Network
Allemagne
Address

Karl-Liebknecht-Straße 9 - 0406
Berlin
Allemagne

Telephone
+49 - (0)30 - 749 22 700
E-Mail
endf@gmx.de
E-Mail (2)
office@dialog-transnational.de
Mobile Phone
+49 - (0)171 - 60 355 28
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2012
Fields of Activity
  1. International/Cultural relations
General Information
The European Network for Dialogue Facilitation (ENDF) … is a result of the multilateral project "DIALOGUE - Facilitating Creative Communication" which trained trainers from different countries in dialogue facilitation based on the methodological approach developed by David Bohm and others. It has been founded in 2012 in Meissen, Germany. It is legally registered in the Magistrate's Court of Berlin-Charlottenburg under the number VR 32228 B.   Members are certified dialogue facilitators from 10 countries (Austria, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Romania, Spain, Turkey) and dialogue facilitating trainers and researchers with teaching background in universities. All of them practice dialogue facilitation in order to enabling fruitful group communication for common and mutual learning and thinking processes. Sources of funding are different projects financed by public authorities as well as from private sources, donations and membership fees. The budgetary resources available in a year depend from the implementation of funded projects. The extended board consists of 11 experts from different countries. They have built and are active in working groups like research, training of trainers, certification standards for facilitators, quality assurance and ethical standards, summer academies, project development. All of them are dealing in their professional life with the subject of dialogical communication but from different perspectives - like research, teaching, training, facilitating, consulting etc. The board organizes "Training of Trainers for Dialogue Facilitating" in German and English language, seminars, workshops, conferences and other kinds of learning offers.The board members are actively involved in the founding process of a European Dialogue Academy in Strani, Czech Republic, which will offer a place and learning arrangements for dialogical civic education to strengthen European citizenship and international cooperation.
Mission and Objectives

The purpose of the network is education and further education for enhancing dialogical skills of individuals and groups in different fields of practice to promote respectful, tolerant and diversity appreciating attitudes for co-operation of people and organisations on different levels. Promoting dialogical intercultural and interreligious communication for common and mutual learning is one of the main aims.
One of the main purposes of ENDF is transnational cooperation and project work aiming at networking of these experts to spread the message of the benefits of dialogical attitudes and communication.
In developing transnational projects aiming at disseminating the dialogue idea and enlarging the community of certified dialogue facilitators the ENDF tries to enrich the culture of communication in Europe and beyond in different fields. The activities aim at supporting the buildung and strengthening of democracy

Main Projects / Activities

> Offering "Training of Trainers for dialogue Facilitation" based on the approaches of Martin Buber, David       Bohm and further developed by others
> Networking for cooperation with other organisations which promote the same aims, purposes and principles as ENDF
> Cooperation with different organisations outside of Europe to support democracy building and  sustainable development of organisations which empower people by promoting a new quality of communication
> Cooperation with Tunesian organisations to support democracy building by offering Training of Trainers (ToTs)
> Developing projects for applications in EU programmes to cooperate with European partners in different fields to further develop aspects of theoretical, pedagogic and didactic basics for diaalogue processes in different contexts
> Engagement for including of young people to learn and practice dialogical skills and attitudes for designing a peaceful future in partner countries

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

We can provide possibilities for Trainings of Trainers for Dialogue Facilitation in intercultural contexts by promoting common and mutual learningabout the subjects which the ALF is dealing with. Further we can offer networking activities and our competence in developing project proposals. 
We can offer presentations of our partners  - especially from Tunisia - in our country and the National ALF Network.
We can contribute to develop a creative communication between people and partners of the national ALF network
We can provide the longtime expertise of our members  for methodological and didactic approaches for further development of dialogical skills in special target groups.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

We are convinced that networking between European and Arabic countries is necessary and will strengthen democratic potential of people and organisations of the ALF region.

Contact (1) Full Name
Heidemarie Wünsche-Piétzka
Job Title
President
Head of the organisation
Heidemarie Wünsche-Piétzka
Contact (2) Full Name
Oskar von Homeyer
Job Title (2)
Treasurer

European Network for Dialogue Facilitation (ENDF)

National Network
Allemagne
Address

Karl-Liebknecht-Straße 9 - 0406
10178 Berlin
Allemagne

Telephone
+49 - (0)30 - 749 22 700
Telephone (other)
+49 - (171) - 68 355 28
Fax
+49 - (0)228 - 92 880 70
E-Mail
endf@gmx.de
E-Mail (2)
office@dialog-transnational.de
Mobile Phone
+49 - (0)171 - 60 355 28
Organisation Type
Public Institution
Year of Establishment
2012
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Gender
  3. Human rights
  4. International/Cultural relations
  5. Others
General Information
ENDF is a result of the multilateral project "DIALOGUE - Facilitating Creative Communication" which trained trainers from different countries in dialogue facilitation based on the methodological approach developed by David Bohm and others.    The purpose of the network is education and further education for enhancing dialogical skills of individuals and groups in different fields of practice to promote respectful, tolerant and diversity appreciating attitudes for co-operation of people and organisations on different levels. Promoting dialogical intercultural and interreligious communication for common and mutual learning is one of the main aims. Members are certified dialogue facilitators from 10 countries and dialogue facilitating trainers and researchers with teaching background in universities. One of the main purposes is transnational cooperation and project work aiming at networking of these experts. The extended board consists of 11 experts. They have built and are active in working groups like research, training of trainers, certification standards for facilitators, quality assurance and ethical standards, summer academies, project development. All of them are dealing in their professional life with the subject of dialogical communication but from different perspectives - like research, teaching, training, facilitating etc. Sources of funding for our work are projects, participation fees for workshops, seminars and conferences as well as fees of participants in German Training of Trainer courses for Dialogue Facilitation. Concrete projects are workshops for refugees, young people, children, families, Training of Trainers for dialogue facilitation (in German and English), project work with Tunisian partners (ToTs for Dialogue Facilitation). Partners are civil society organisations all over Europe, German NGOs, private companies, foundations.
Mission and Objectives

By developing transnational projects aiming at dissemination of the dialogue idea and enlarging the community of certified dialogue facilitators in European countries the ENDF tries to enrich the culture of communication in Europe in different fields. All activities are directed to contribute to intercultural and interreligious dialogue and cooperation.
The board organizes "Training of Trainers for Dialogue Facilitating" in German and English language, seminars, workshops, conferences and other kinds of learning offers.
The board members are actively involved in the founding process of a European Dialogue Academy in Strani, Czech Republic, which will offer a place and learning arrangements for dialogical civic education to strengthen European citizenship and international cooperation.
 

Main Projects / Activities

> Training of Trainers (ToTs) for Dialogue Facilitating (in German and English) - 4 modules to become certified as Dialogue Facilitators. Certified participants of the trainings can become members of the ENDF
> Workshops, seminars to introduce Bohmean Dialogue to interested people and organisations, also to introduce dialogical settings in public institutions, private companies, local authorities, NGOs
> Dialogue workshops for refugees (My road to the future), families, young people, children, and other target groups for their special subjects
> project development for transnational educational and learning projects in EU programme lines.
> project cooperation with Tunisian organisations (University Gabes and Tawaasol, Zarzis) for Training of Trainers for Dialogue Facilitation
 

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

We can contribute by delivering learning offers for gaining individual dialogical skills as well as skills of dialogue facilitation.
Further we can develop and implement transnational projects with various partners aiming at intercultural and interreligious dialogue and exchange.
Our experts are able to provide various language skills for our dialogue-oriented work (Bulgarian, Czech, Estonian, French, German, Hungarian, Islandic, Romanian, Spanish, Italian, Russian, German)
We offer a lot of learning / information formats in Germany which promote the intercultural dialogical work for those organisations and interested people who want to use the methodological and attitude approach for their own work.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

Our work and mission exactly fulfills the intention of Anna-Lindh-Foundation. Members of ENDF worked since the founding of ALF in different organisations in the founded German Network.
We want to contribute to the neccessary cooperation in Mediterranean by using our well developed individual and organisational competences. Our transnational activities (also in Syria, Palestine and Tunisia) are able to enrich the German Network activities and at the same time the aims and purposes of ALF.
This application for membership was submitted already in October 2015 but until now we did not find it in the list of German members.
Therefore we apply again and ask for information in case this application will be rejected.

Contact (1) Full Name
Heidemarie Wünsche-Piétzka
Job Title
President
Head of the organisation
Heidemarie Wünsche-Piétzka
Contact (2) Full Name
Oskar von Homeyer
Job Title (2)
Treasurer