ALF Hands-On: Open Call for Trainers - Third Edition
The pandemic brought significant changes to our social and cultural life. In this and similar crisis situations, there is an increasing need for cooperation and communities helping each other. In the framework of the “CRESTART - CReative rESilienT leARning communiTies...
Budapest
Bokréta utca 28.
1094
Hungary
Our foundation is a public benefit non-governmental organization. We do not have employed staff, our activists carry out the projects of the Association. Last year, our budget was around €28 000, which we spent on our projects and on the development of the organization. Our organization was founded in 2018, but the key members have decades long experience relating to research, project generation and project realization. Last year, we started to build an international partnership. We have partner organizations from Romania, Serbia, Slovakia and we are looking for to expand our partnerships. In cooperation with these organizations, we planned several international projects, which focus on social innovation and research.
The aim of the Foundation is to support social innovations in the framework of interdisciplinary cooperation in the social sciences, technology and natural sciences. Social innovation is an approach that helps to find answers to complex and urgent societal challenges. It simultaneously relies on new scientific findings and the experience and local knowledge of local actors, so that well-founded, new responses to social problems and challenges are best suited to local specificities. In the case of social innovation, the newly established domestic and international co-operations and partnerships play a particularly important role. The goal of social innovation is to create new services, change and reorganize the content of existing services.
Social innovation projects and activities.
We are seeking for partnerships along the common values and aims.
Budapest
Pongrác köz 5.
1101
Hungary
Our association is concerned about cultural and community activities. We provide economic background to many theatrical company and we are participants in many family programs. We operate a theater and music center in Budapest. We release the Spiritusz journal for children's and for the youth theater area, which is the most professional journal on this area. As a host of activities we would like to set up an opportunity to add more talented theatrical, dance and musical creative team and the pursuit of cultural space operated by us safer ground. At the same place in a family, a complex series of programs to operate with low ticket prices or even free participation once a month ,depicting the various stations of prosperity for children and adults alike.
The Association aims to theater performances , create , distribute , conditions related to the theatrical activity and create narrower or wider vicinity of helping the represented associations and civic and professional formation of cultural communities.
Bögrefónia project - http://bogrefonia.wix.com/bogrefonia Trambulin Theater - http://trambulinszinhaz.hu/ Spiritusz online journal - http://www.spirituszonline.hu/ S8 underground club and community center - http://spiritusz.hu/component/content/article/45-vezeroldal/164-hirfolya...
We can contribute with free children programmes, network activites in the topic of education and interculturalism.
We would like to join you because we think that our missions are the same.
On the 30th of March the Artemisszió Foundation launched an extraordinary experiment, together with the University of Thessaly, the Complutense University of Madrid and Interkulturális Pszichológiai és Pedagógiai Intézet. Inspired by the recent migration of higher education to the online...
Budapest
Igmándi u. 33. 2/2
1112
Hungary
The aim of our organisation is very simple: we want to help people talk to each other. To this end, we organise "Discussion Circles", a dialogue based on the fourfold principle of cognition-understanding-acceptance-compassion, respecting each other and respecting the facts. In these dialogues, scholars, scientists and experts of great credibility and knowledge help us to gain a deeper understanding of our common historical and cultural heritage and to acquire a sensitivity to the facts we have learned. With a wide range of civil society and institutional partnerships behind them, our discussion circles are characterised by authenticity, expertise, collaboration, interactive and experiential knowledge transfer, play and humour.
Non-formal education and awareness-raising to promote knowledge, understanding, acceptance and compassion for our common historical and cultural heritage.
Castle Project
Budapest
Igmándi utca 33.
1112
Hungary
The Szembenézés Foundation is a Hungarian non-govenmental organisation existing since 2007. Our staff consists of volunteers (cca. 20 ppl.) and one employee who are all committed to the values, missions and objectives of the foundation. Our yearly budgetary resource is cca. 3.500.000-4.000.000 Forints and our main sources of funding are grants such as the HET Ireland and EU and donations as well as benefits in kind. The foundation has a board of trustees and a supervisory board – their members are all volunteers.
Our partners are renowned institutions such as the Budapest History Museum Castle Museum, the Kiscelli Museum, universities (CEU, ELTE PPK), elementary and high schools as well as with non-governmental organizations including Amnesty International, the Hungarian Helsinki Committee, the Palantír Film Foundation and the UCCU Roma Informal Educational Foundation. Our projects include the Crocus Holocaust Remembrance Project for students, several trainings for tour guides and thematic walking tours. Besides that we organize several unique history lessons and sensivity and anti-prejudice trainings for a broad audience.
The Szembenézés Foundation has been implementing projects since 2007 in the spirit of our core values of recognition, understanding, acceptance and compassion. Our staff and volunteers, who have a key-role in our foundation, wish to live in a world where everyone can choose their identities freely and everyone is accepting towards themselves and the others as well.
The values arising from cooperation and community learning are also of great importance for us in creating and implementing projects. That is why we are constantly collaborating with professionals from a wide range of disciplines: historians, archaeologists, art historians, anthropologists, lawyers, educators, artists.
Our main goal is simple: we would like to help people to be open to discussions with each other. Our programs provide opportunities for the participants to have inclusive conversations based on the values of democracy and mutual understanding, acceptance and open-mindedness.
1. The Unknown Medieval Buda Castle: trainings, presentations, consultations and fieldwork for tour guides led by the experts of the most current facts
2. Light and Shadow - 1000 years of Budapest: training for tour guides
3. 'Empty Places' - guided thematic historic walks and biking tours ('1956 - Myths and Facts' – a biking tour along the important places of the revolution of 1956 and a walking tour to remember a young martyr of the revolution, 'Medieval Jewish Relics in the Buda Castle' - a walking tour in the Buda Castle, 'Sinful City, Sinful Girls' - biking tour about the underground life of the turn of the century)
4. 'Common Voice' - historical performances, art projects and guided tours
5. Conferences - organized once every year in a current and important topic involving young people and consisting of presentations and debates
6. Crocus Project - an innovative and non-formal Holocaust remembrance project for students to remember the 1.5 million children killed in the Holocaust. The aim of the project is to tackle prejudices and discrimination.
7. Non-formal History Lessons - history lessons involving contemporaries at universities and in high schools
8. Researchers' Night, Cultural Heritage Days - raising awareness to our historical and cultural heritage involving researchers and scientists
All our programs – be it trainings, city walks, special guided tours, conferences or school lessons – are planned and implemented together with the participants to reflect their needs. Our goal is to educate people to be more curious and open-minded towards each other and the historical facts as well. Our methods are non-formal and interactive, our most important values are expertise, kindness, friendship and humor.
We would like to invite partners to join us in our programs and projects and we would also like to get to know the activities of others to bulid the NGO sector as a community. Joining the network would be a great opportunity to share know-how and to learn from each other.
Because we wholeheartedly agree with the aims and objectives of the Anna Lindh Foundation and we would like to contribute to them. We would also like to apply to potential fundings if we get the chance.
1125 Budapest
Szilagyi E. fasor 22/c
Hungary
The mission of the Institute is to conduct research, be engaged in networking and to help the administration by its academic analyses. At the same time the staff is engaged in higher education (lecturing at universities) and offer their analyses and expertise to the media as well.
Centre for Foreign Policy Studies:
- Security Policy in a changing European environment,
• From Europe to EU-rope. National and community policies,
• Regions out of Europe: the Far East, the Middle East, the Mediterranean
• Russia and Central Europe,
• Hungary and its Neighbours,
• National identity and foreign policy,
• Culture as a dimension of foreign policy - cultural foreign policy and its options after the East-West conflict
Centre for Central European Studies:
Cultural foreign policy and national identity
• Transition and ethnicity
• New frameworks in the interpretation of national and ethnic identity in Central Europe
• Settlements and regions populated by minority Hungarians in the Carpathian Basin in the 20th century
• Discourses of the Hungarian political and economic elite in 19th and 20th centuries
• The concept of civil society in the Romanian press after 1989
• Quality concepts in Hungarian education in Romania.
PILISCSABA
2087 Fo ut 2/a
Hungary
The Institute was founded to fulfil threefold objectives: to conduct research for thorough understanding of Arabic, Persian and Turkish cultures, to advise decision-makers, media-actors and businessmen interested in Middle-East issues, to disseminate knowledge on current topics in on-going public debates to avoid misunderstandings in intercultural dialogue.
The institute works on several projects:
- study the factors of continuity and discontinuity in Islamic legacy in the perspective of understanding the current development in the Islamic world, mainly in philosophy, theology, political sciences and literature, classical and modern,
- organizing public and international scientific workshops and conferences to disseminate knowledge,
- publishing scientific monographs, conferences’ proceedings,
- granting scholarship for junior researches in PhD or post-doctoral dissertations.
Despite its many contradictions and its historical, cultural, religious, and fault lines arising from different economic and social development, the Mediterranean region can be considered a unified region. On the one hand, the internal processes, the conflicts of today, as...
Budapest
1092 Kinizsi street 28
Hungary
Mission of Tilos Radio is to foster creativity and intercultural dialogue, and to strengthen the civil consciousness. It aims at providing a forum of debate for its listeners, since non censored interactivity lies at the heart of the concept of the Radio. Variety, multiculturalism, critique, social commitment and independence are all our slogans
The Foundation was established in 1991, and it has a board of trustees elected by the members of the radio. Members include about 250 Dj's, reporters, journalists, artists, NGO's, etc. The radio broadcasts on FM 90, but also via streaming or archive on the internet.
Tilos Radio broadcasts 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
Programs vary from musical shows (including a host of world music and folk music shows) to talk shows in the morning, to round table discussions in the afternoons (including a program in Chinese, Serbian, English, German, Hindu, etc..)