Finland

The main objectives for SUOL – Association for RE Teachers in Finland:
- Secure and strengthen the position of RE in general education.
- Bring closer the perceptions people have of RE with the reality of RE.
- Participate actively in the discussion regarding curricula and matriculation examination.
 
Our website: http://suol.fi 
Information about RE in Finland in English:  http://suol.fi/index.php/uskonnonopetus-suomessa/religious-education-in-...
 

The purpose of SINE is
-to collaborate the work of Islamic organizations in Finland and to act as a discussion forum for them
-to work in co-operation with the surrounding society and the authorities as a representative of the islamic organizations
-to enhance the dialogue and co-operation between Muslims and other religious instances
-to enhance the understanding and respect for the Islamic culture in Finland and the understanding and respect for the Finnish culture within the Muslim minority
-to prevent the development of both Islamic and anti-Islamic extremism in Finland

Our purpose is to act as trustee and co-operation forum. To promote and ensure the constitutional rights and equality of Muslims in Finland. Create permanent structures in the service of sustainable development principle. Support the activities of the member organisations and to improve the participation possibilities of the Muslim community in the society.

well being of the palestinian community in finland, their integration and heretage in addition to connection with the occupied home land

wellbeing and integration of members into the Finnish society.
Cultural and heritage persevering as immigrant
Better connection with homeland and palestinians around the world especially in europe
support palestinians in refugee camps

The Finnish Somalia Network (FSN) is an ideologically, politically and religiously independent umbrella organization and co-operative body for organizations that conduct or plan to conduct development cooperation projects in Somalia. It executes development cooperation projects in different sectors and provides training to strengthen the capacity of its member organisations. Doing so it relieves the pressures the civil society faces in Somalia, and contributes to peacebuilding and development in the country. FSN is well-known and trusted expert among funders, media and other partners.

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Since its inception in 1954, the Federation has dedicated to promoting Israel and her society including culture, education, tourism, science & technology, business, religion etc.

TAPRI research is based on the Nordic, as well as on the broader European tradition of peace research. The overarching goal is to study the root causes of wars and conflicts, the processes of their emergence and development, as well as the conditions for conflict resolution and sustainable peace. TAPRI also undertakes the responsibility to further develop peace and conflict research in Finland. Its activities have from the beginning been multi-disciplinary and international, and this is the case today more than ever before.
TAPRI research domains deal with problems caused by structural violence both within and between states, as well as with conflict management and resolution, peace and reconciliation processes, and the social and political challenges of post-conflict situations.
TAPRI research themes are at least partly linked with specific geographic areas. The research on the Arctic region provides a particular perspective on global environmental politics and development, as well as on related conflicts. The institute’s European studies touches upon various themes, such as global governance, ethnic and national conflicts, border formation, and human mobility. A considerable part of the research on Europe centers on the Balkans and Russia, as well as the neighboring Eastern European and Central Asian states. Topics such as conflict management and resolution, prevention, reconciliation and mediation are particularly relevant in this context. TAPRI’s research activities on the Mediterranean and Euro-Mediterranean relations focus on international politics in the region, on their cultural and socio-economic dimensions, as well as internal development, domestic social movements, the youth, and the movement of people.
The decrease of inter-state conflicts and the increase of internal violence in recent decades have given rise to new themes of peace research. One of the most important contributions of TAPRI to the development of these new themes has to do with the role of gender relations and youth in conflict management and resolution. Much emphasis has been put on gender-based violence and the UN Resolution 1325 in this connection. One of the latest innovations is visual peace research, which approaches the traditional peace research agenda from the point of view of visual images and art. The aim is to provide a deeper understanding of the different dimensions of conflicts with the help of new kinds of representations and narratives.
In addition to continuing the existing traditions and further developing new research themes and approaches , TAPRI participates in the qualitative development of peace and conflict research regarding both theory and methods.
TAPRI’s research activities are largely comprised of individual research projects, which vary in their extent and duration.