Hungary

1998 „Wo ist der Man?” - a Maria Mancini Company's show at Pepsi Sziget Festival
2000 "UCCASZALON" ("Streetsaloon") - Complex Art Festival, Spring Festival, Budapest, Hungary
2001. Fashion Box Show- textilshow a Spring Festival, Budapest, Hungary
2002. Fashion Box Show at Pepsi Sziget Festival, Budapest, Hungary
2003. Textil-performance, Plein-Art V. Contemporary Fine Arts Festival, with the students of the University of Fine Arts, Bucarest, Romania
2003. Fashion Day, "X&X, turning-points of the XX. century, fashion theatre", Merlin Theatre, Budapest, Hungary
2004. Publishing and propagation of the Firts Hungarian Jewellery Catalogue
2004. Contemporary Jewellery Exhibitons, Budapest, Hungary
2010 Shop-window exhibition, Gozsdu Garden, Budapest
2010 Art Charity Shop, Gozsdu Garden, Budapest

Our housing project assists families by providing them with a full rent subsidy for one year and an incrementally decreasing subsidy for 6 months, helping them to leave the refugee camps, accompanied with the direct assistance of our social workers.
Those most at risk as refugees or foreigners in a new country and culture are children and women. Women are at risk for being taken advantage of and remaining isolated, unemployed. Our employment program provided refugee women with intensive Hungarian language instruction and skills training, like pre-school assistance or nurseries securing long time employment contracts for the participants. This was a one time program that we seek to repeat as the need and success rate was quite high.
The education program secures the access to education for refugee youngsters, we provide intense Hungarian language instruction, school supplies, books and tutoring to youth between the ages of 6 and 22, helping them with the successful integration into the Hungarian school system. We organize one-on-one lectures, in and after school classes, home work assistance, pre-exam preparation, lobby for accelerated learning programs as many young refugees loose so many years due to the journey and the lack of school papers. Community development is also crucial, for this purpose the mission set up cultural and sports activities, common celebrations. On staff or among our volunteers we work with people with a migration background who are an enormous support in partnering with the families of refugee youth or who can much better relate and provide practical and emotional support to unaccompanied minors as well.
In the education program we seek to empower our students with basic life skills just as advising on career development paths and basic citizenship lectures in class and during field trips. Cross-community programs are a structural part of our activities: on school holidays we organize field trips and exchanges in and outside of Hungary. In an Action 1.3 Youth Exchange program we participated with a mix of Hungarian and refugee student’s group with a very positive experience and the recognition of the need for more opportunities like these.http://misszio.rmk.hu/menekultmisszio/index.php?p=1

- Green Pack Educational Tool introduced in about 14 countries
- Junior Pack Educational Tool
- Training for Young Environmental Leaders
- Sustainable Development Course for Central Asian countries: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. Targeted group: 20-40 senior level specialists, government representatives.
- Sustainable Development Course for SEE and Visegrad countries: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Kosovo as defined by UNSCR 1244, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Montenegro, Poland, Serbia and Slovakia. Targeted group: 20-40 representatives of capital cities and local authorities, associations of towns and municipalities.
- Sustainable Development Course for SD for Black Sea countries: Bulgaria, Georgia, Romania, Moldova, the Russian Federation, Turkey, and Ukraine. Targeted group: 20-40 senior level specialists from central government, local authorities, businesses and the private sector from the Black Sea region who are engaged in development activities such as energy, fisheries and agriculture.
- Sustainable Development Course for Kazakhstan

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Excavation works of the Crusader heritage on the Syrian coastal region, especially the exploration of Margat castle.

The most significant and important long term project of our Foundation is the International Culture Week in Pécs (ICWiP). Each year, nearly 300 people between the age of 18 and 35 take part representing 70 different countries from all over the world. They arrive initially from Europe, but many people come from, for example, Mexico, Lebanon, Congo, India or the United States of America and the Far East. The Culture Week is comprised of a high-standard summer school discussing highly topical youth issues, diverse intercultural activities, and an inspiring festival presenting the values of various cultures and diverse branches of arts providing opporortunity to discover, learn, exchange thoughts, and build lasting contacts. In accordance with the priorities of international organisations, the thematic topic of the confence, highlighted by the motto of the years, are dedicated to examine topics of world-wide relevance affecting thelives of young people, for examlpe the institution of democracy (2003), or the reunion of Europe by integration (2004).