NNKY - Young Women`s Christian Association
Pohjoinen Rautatiekatu 23 B
00100 Helsinki
Finland
Pohjoinen Rautatiekatu 23 B
00100 Helsinki
Finland
Sveavägen 68, 5 tr
Postadress: Box 836
101 36 Stockholm
Sweden
The Palme Center was founded in 1992 by the Swedish Social Democratic Party, the Swedish Trade Union Confederation and the Swedish Cooperative Union and has currently 29 member organisations from the Swedish labour movement. The board is chaired by Ingvar Carlsson, previously Prime Minister. Operations are led by Secretary General Thomas Hammarberg and Carin Jämtin heads development cooperation activities. The Palme Center runs extensive meeting and seminar activities, which together with the web service and a magazine form a broad opinion-moulding platform. Each year the Palmecenter and its member organisations work with almost 200 projects. These deal with everything from adult education to human rights, democracy and reconciliation.
Rue du Noyer / Notelaarsstraat 55
1000 Brüssel
Belgium
Gneisenaustraße 2a
10961 Berlin
Germany
Rosenstraße 16
48143 Münster
Nordrhein-Westfalen
Germany
Kröpeliner Straße 10
18055 Rostock
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Germany
Leipziger Straße 73
66113 Saarbrücken
Germany
Berckstr. 27
28359 Bremen
Germany
Main Areas of Activity
1. Networking within the ecclesiastical community:
Networking, counseling and education of volunteers in parishes, various ecclesiastical groups and initiatives working in the field of integrating refugees; advising parishes with regards to asylum granted in German churches, the so-called Kirchenasyl or Church sanctuary.
2. Cooperation with other groups and initiatives involved with refugee and migration issues locally, regionally, and nationally (for example in cooperation with Pro Asyl)
3. Information and public relations:
Lobbying for refugees, providing statements concerning relevant issues; providing information and materials for committed groups and individuals (We have a small reference library that is open to the public during office hours.)
Foreigners Need Friends
Following the attacks on asylum seekers' hostels and foreigners, members of initiatives and parishes of different denominations have founded the ecumenical organization for the integration of foreigners in the German state of Bremen in 1994.
Our commitment is motivated by our Christian faith, according to which
The Multicultural Society is Already a Fact
Immigration to Germany is not a new phenomenon: it has taken place again and again throughout history. The peaceful coexistence of human beings from different cultures is not easy to achieve, and efforts must be made by all involved. We do whatever we can to achieve equality and a safe future for refugees and migrants; in addition, we support parishes, groups and individuals who are working towards an effective integration process.
Karl-Heinrich-Ulrichs-Straße 11
10787 Berlin
Germany
Action Courage was founded in 1992 by citizens' initiatives, human rights groups, organizations and individuals from all social areas and political parties as an answer to the violent racism in the German cities of Moelln, Solingen, Hoyerswerda and Rostock. To maintain social peace in Germany, we are dependent on the cooperation of people of different origins, of all cultures, and religions. If we want to achieve mutual respect, we must actively fight for it.
What we want:
Action Courage demands and supports the social involvement and political participation of people of foreign origins.
With our work and projects we want to achieve:
Who we are:
We are a German group of active citizens and organizations of different cultures of all regions in the world.We are not onlookers. Discrimination of any kind is an attack on human dignity.
Therefore we defend ourselves with courageous actions against violent and open racism, as well as against latent and everyday racism in companies, local authorities, in schools and universities, in our leisure time and in our private life, in politics and the media.
Only if we are open us to the different worlds can we understand our own world and will we be able to live peacefully with each other.
What we do:
Gerberngasse 39
Postfach 87
CH-3000 Bern 13
Switzerland
The union of the school pupil organizations of Switzerland and the principality Liechtenstein – briefly USO – is a charitable organization which exerts itself for the concerns of the schoolgirls and schoolboys. It was founded in 1990 and unites 80 school pupil organizations and school pupil councils from all over Switzerland and the principality Liechtenstein. It represents the concerns of the schoolgirls and schoolboys by educational discussions, however, also directly to its members by national or regional workshops, to projects and concrete services with regard to its activities in school pupil organizations.