Institute for Human Rights Networks
Fänriksgatan 3 A
FI-20500 Turku
Finland
Fänriksgatan 3 A
FI-20500 Turku
Finland
St. Aloysius’ Sports Complex
50 Triq ix-Xorrox
Birkirkara BKR 1631
Malta
Narva mnt 25
10120 Tallinn
Estonia
Pedagogical University
Hamburger Chaussee 25
24220 Flintbek
Germany
Further education in the area of conservation and sustainable development. Workshops, meetings, study trips, exhibitions, discussion and working groups, publications, seminars, lectures, courses, conferences.
Scandiagade 13
2450 Copenhagen SV
Denmark
Anker Heegaards Gade 2, 3. tv.
1572 København V
Denmark
Lord Mayor's Walk
York St John University
York
YO31 7EX
United Kingdom
9 University Street
Belfast
BT7 1FY
United Kingdom
Challenges dominant stereotypes and commonly held perceptions of developing countries which are prevalent in our society. It aims to use education as a means of challenging the causes of poverty and inequality in both local and global contexts by working with all sectors of education. This organization runs serveral projects in the area of development education; i.e. a Development Education magazine, a website on Global Citizenship for the Northern Irish curriculum, Community Youth Projects in Belfast. Furthermore, the Centre provides a well-assorted resource library including teaching materials, books on development issues and box files on countries and topics to support students, teachers and lecturers with their work.
Strada Maior Opriș Ilie 54
041378 Bucharest
Romania
For over 14 years, our mission is to accompany refugees, to provide services and to advocate for their cause. We provide holistic (social and legal assistance, education, cultural and educational activities, financial support and accomodation, advocacy and lobbying, research, studies and surveys, training and seminars, awareness campaigns and information) through various types of projects that we develop (11 projects in 2013).
We assist all categories of refugees and migrants (people with a form of protection in Romania, relocated people, asylum seekers, people in detention, refugees marginalized, tolerated, migrants coming to work or study and others). We are present in all centers opened in country as well as in detention centers (8 centers in total).
JRS Romania has a night shelter in Bucharest named “Pedro Arrupe Center” and also a Multifunctional and Cultural Center named “MyPlace”.
Over 1.500 refugees have been assisted in areas such as association and economic exclusion, detention, integration and acceptance conditions. About 20 specialists work constantly in order to accomplish our mission, supported by many enthusiastic volunteers of all ages and in all fields.
Siltasaarenkatu 4, 7. krs
00530 Helsinki
Finland