Minorities of Europe (MoE)
Minorities of Europe is a pan-European inter-minority youth project which seeks to support and assist co-operation, solidarity and exchange between different minority communities and young people in Europe. MoE was established in 1995 as a result of the Council of Europe’s campaign “All Different, All Equal“ against racism, antisemitism, xenophobia and intolerance across Europe. More on www.moe-online.com.
The project grant was received by Minorities of Europe from the European Commission’s Youth in Action Programme.
Minorities of Europe29 Walsgrave Road
Coventry CV2 4HE - United Kingdom
admin@moe-online.com
Contact Person:
Jaroslaw Wisniewski
Project Manager
Jaroslaw@moe-online.com
Academic Centre of European Education and Information (ACEEI)
The Academic Centre of European Education and Information is aimed to support intercultural learning and fight against racism and xenophobia. ACEEI helps young people to participate in international youth activities in order to raise intercultural understanding and European awareness.
Academic Centre of European Education and InformationKrakowskie Przedmiescie 24/7
00-927 Warszawa – Poland
www.aciee.org
acieeuw@wp.pl
Contact Person:
Joanna Markowska
Project Manager
asia@aciee.org
Society Hope - Hatikvah
Society Hope – Hatikvah was established in 2000 in Wroclaw by group of students and academic workers of the University of Wroclaw. The primary aims of the Society are: involvement into polish – jewish and polish – israeli dialogue, non – formal education with youth, national and ethnic minorities issues and fight against racial and national prejudices and anti – semitism. There are three sections: Polish – Jewish, Intercultural Education and Israel and Middle East directly involved into specified fields of interest of the society. As of today, the Society has around 50 active members, most of them high school and university students. More on www.nadzieja-hatikvah.org
Society Hope-HatikvahKoszarowa 3
51-149 Wroclaw – Poland
kontakt@nadzieja-hatikvah.org
Contact Person:
Michal Marcinkiewicz
ma.marcinkiewicz@gmail.com Studenti Per la Citta
Studenti Per la Citta is a group of high school and university students from Cagliari and the region. Our main aim is to promote active participation of young people in the life of our island, Sardegna. The activities we organise are: youth meetings, workshops, street campaigns, free-time activities and participating in international projects.
We are partners of the city’s Youth Department, and we are consulted in many issues concerning young people of Cagliari and our region.
Contact Person:
Bernardo Callai
b.callai@tiscali.it Students for European Understanding (SEU)
SEU is a non-formal group of London-based students coming from a variety of cultural, religious and ethnic backgrounds. We believe that a stronger feeling of mutual European understanding can be fostered through encounter and co-operation of young people from across the contintent and beyond it.
Our main activities are participating in youth exchanges and youth encounters and promoting cultural diversity and intercultural events at universities and communities in London.
The group has about 20 under- and postgraduate members at the moment.
Contact Person:
Marta Wojnowska
m.wojnowska@ucl.ac.uk
TDM 2000
TDM 2000 is an organisation apolitical, independent, no profit with educational aims that coordinates youngster willing to cooperate in the voluntary sector.
It does not discriminate on the base of race, colour, sex, religion belief, ethnic provenience or nationality. We work on: young European citizens, exchange programs, investing in Europe’s future, international cooperation between countries, and giving youth the knowledge, skills and attitude to organise youth exchanges. We also foster the consciousness of each one’s skills trough arts and performances. In the frame of the European Youth Programme TDM2000 is also qualified to host and send volunteers for the European Voluntary Service.
Via Sant’Andrea,11
09129 Cagliari
Italy
www.tdm2000.org
Contact Person:
Angelica Perra
President
pangelica@tdm2000.org