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Theatre Arts as Intercultural Exchange Tools (TAIET)
Come and join us from 25th July to the 1st of August in Budapest, Hungary
This Training Course will bring young people from diverse European backgrounds together to learn innovative tools for engaging youth in social action at the local level. The primary focus of the Training Course will be the use of theatre arts to promote intercultural dialogue.
Each participant will come to this project with ideas about the possibility to use these tools in their future plans.
The Czech N.A. for the YIA Programme, collaborating with Artemisszió and its trainer Gabriella Nagy, will organise a training for youth workers about how to facilitate efficiently the learning process of EVS volunteers. Application deadline: 20th June.
Integration workshops and programs for refugee children
In a project financed by the Ministry of Culture and Education Artemisszió organized weekly programs and field trips for children between the ages of six and ten living in the Bicske Reception Center for refugees and asylum-seekers through the end of May, 2008.
We are looking for migrants living in Hungary to participate in our project. Do you like to make photos? Maybe you have a talent to paint. Make your own Self-Portrait!
From December 12th the Artemisszió Foundation will continue its activities from the new office in Rökk Szilárd utca 11, 8th district! PERLYHONES AND EMAIL ADDRESSES ARE WORKING NOW PROPERLY
The world in our trolley! Global education trainings for teachers and students
Within the framework of our project, Schools act globally, Artemisszió Foundation organized global education trainings for teachers and students about the current set-up of agricultural trade and how it maintains and deepens global inequalities between the North and the South.
At the gate of European Fortress: the role of the media in increasing social acceptance of refugees
Within the framework of our project, Schools act globally, Artemisszió Foundation organized global education trainings for teachers and students about the current set-up of agricultural trade and how it maintains and deepens global inequalities between the North and the South. details
The life of Leonardo trainees in Budapest - A study report
Magdalena Zima spent nine months at Artemisszio as an EVS volunteer. In this time she wrote a study, which tells the stories of Portuguese volunteers staying in Hungary. It is called "All the coffees are different here". We recommend it to foreigners travelling to Hungary or Hungarians going abroad. Download here
EVS training course in Monoszló - July 10 -14, 2007
In July 2007 our Foundation was commissioned by Mobilitás once again to organize a Volunteers' Club for foreign volunteers who do their voluntary projects in Hungary within the European Voluntary Service. 14 volunteers took part in the training. details
We have launched a new project: Schools act globally dealing with issues of global education.
The core theme of this project is global interdependence and its effect on developing countries. Interactions and dependencies between the EU and developing countries will be illustrated through the example of trade with agricultural products. details
Intercultural and communication workshops for school groups in the House of Future
Since April 11, 2007 on Wednesdays and Fridays, Artemisszió Foundation offers workshops for school groups aged 12-18 in the House of Future focusing on issues of global education, diversity, communication and conflict resolution. details
Global education training - closing seminar
In March 2007 our colleague, Éva Tessza Udvarhelyi went to Madrid and participated in the final seminar of the long-term training course on development education aimed at improving the skills of trainers working in the field of popular education and global education. details
Portuguese evening
We would like to kindly invite you to the Portugal Cultural Evening organized by our group of Portuguese Leonardo da Vinci trainees on March 29, 2007 (Thursday) to our office of Artemisszió. details
Artemisszió organized a meeting in Budapest for twelve foreign partners
Between February 28th and March 4th, 2007 Artemisszió Foundation organized a five day partners' meeting seminar for its foreign partners as well as for Hungarian civil organizations dealing with international youth mobility. details
Budapest Language Guide: a radio program about linguistic and cultural diversity in Civil Rádió
The Budapest Language Guide project by Civil Rádió calls attention to the importance of language learning in a playful and innovative manner. Its aim is to illustrate linguistic and cultural diversity by using tools of radio communication. How couldn't we take part in it? details
European Generation Link - a research project with elderly migrants and young people
Our Foundation participates in the European Generation Link project, which aims at the enhancement of intergenerational and intercultural learning by creating an online collection of life stories. details
A Common World - Sharing best practices on intercultural education
Two colleagues of the Artemisszió Foundation took part in the first parners' meeting of the "A Common World" project aimed at identifiing the best practices of intercultural education between 17-21 Januray 2007.
Portuguese young people will arrive to start their vocational placement
Within the framework of the Leonardo da Vinci project, ANIMA, this is the fourth time that we host young social workers and animators from Portugal. Eight young Portuguese will arrive on January 29, 2007 in order to participate in a three-month vocational placement in Hungary. details
Our Leonardo project among the 12 best mobility projects of 2006
"Anthropology in Action", a Leonardo da Vinci project of Artemisszió Foundation organized in 2004-2005 was included in the 12 best mobility projects of 2006 by Tempus Public Foundation, the Leonardo National Agency of Hungary. details
Intercultural training for asylum seekers, Poroszló, October 9-11, 2006.
Within the framework of our Equal project, N.E.E.D.S.- Individually through Equal Chances, our Foundation organized a three-day training for asylum seekers in Poroszló, nearby lake Tisza. This training is part of a complex program, which aims at fostering the labor market integration of asylum seekers. details
Intercultural training for social workers, October 2-3, 2006
Within the framework of our Equal project, N.E.E.D.S.- Individually through Equal Chances, our Foundation organized a two-day intercultural training for social workers. This training is the second one in a sequence of three seminars, which is based on Margalit Emerique-Cohen's three-step model of intercultural competence development. details
Integration without status - a confence on integration of asylum seekers
Artemisszio, as a member of the N.E.E.D.S. - Individually through Equal Chances Development Partnership, is organizing a conference on the labour market and social integration of asylum seekers entitled "Integration without status - challanges and perpectives" on November 22-23, 2006 details and registration
Training of trainers in the domain of global education
Between September 24 and October 1, 2006, our colleague, Udvarhelyi Éva Tessza participated in the third seminar of the bilingual (Spanish and English) training, "Long-term training course on Development Education" held by Polygone Network, an international organization. details
Volunteer Club- 8-12 September, 2006 Pálköve
Between 8th and 12th of October, 2006 we organized a Volunteers' Club in Pálköve - a beautiful village North of Lake Balaton. Twelve French, German, Armenian, Turkish and Italian volunteers participated in the training who have have come to Hungary to work in various civil organisations.
International cooperation in the field of youth work
The Artemisszió Foundation hosted an Austrian theatre expert in August 2006 within the framework of the Youth Programme (2000-2006) to exchange know-how regarding the methodology of international youth work and training techniques. details
INTERVIEWEES WANTED - for a European project on intercultural learning
We are looking for foreigners up to the age of 30 from all over the world who have been living in Hungary for at least two months and are staying for at least a few more months and would be willing to share their experiences in Hungary with us. details
Spanish and Italian young people arrived to start their vocational placement
Among the participants, there are five Italians and for the first time in the history of Artemisszió, five Spaniards. If you are interested in meeting Italian and Spanish young people and in helping to organize our programs, we have several volunteer positions to be filled! Enthusiasm and ideas are most welcome. details about the project
We went canoeing on the Danube with our volunters!
Artemisszió organized a canoeing trip for its volunteers on June 24, 2006. With this trip, we wanted to thank our volunteers the huge amount of work and enthusiasm that they had contributed to our activities that made many of our successes possible! details
Applied arts for intercultural learning
Between May 12 and 14, 2006, our Foundation organized movement and theater workshops. In these workshops, participants got to know methods that can be used to strengthen intercultural competences. details
Volunteer Club in Eger
On behalf of Mobilitás, Artemisszió Foundation organized a Volunteer Club for foreign volunteers residing in Hungary between April 18 and 22, 2006 and May 12 and 16, 2006. The club took place in Eger with altogether 39 participants. details
Being a Leonardo trainee in Budapest - Research report
Annastiina Kallius spent 9 months at Artemisszió as an EVS volunteer. During her time, she wrote a study in English, which describes the experiences of foreign Leonardo trainee in Hungary. It could be interesting for any foreigner coming to Hungary as it deals with the way foreigners perceive Hungarians. It's a very entertaining and insightful piece. download here
Our EVS volunteer's blog from the Netherlands
This is Viktória Balla's blog in English: http://viki.myevs.net/. She is one of our EVS volunteers currently in the Netherlands. If you are interested in the everyday life of an EVS volunteer, her joys and problems, her adventures and experiences, please, visit the site. details about EVS
French and Italian young people arrived in Hungary for professional placement
In April 2006 a group of 10 people from France and Italy arrived in Budapest in the framework of the Leonardo da Vinci mobility program. details
"Balance 3" project participants left for Sweden and Italy in April 2006
Balance 3 is our Leonardo da Vinci mobility project for socially disadvantaged young people who are unemployed. The participants of this project left for Sweden (Arvidsjaur) and Italy (Forlí and Verbania) in April 2006 for their 14-week vocational training. The preparatory training of the participants took place between February 22 and 26, 2006 in Horpács. details
Possibilities of civil organizations to use the intercultural approach - March 31 - April 3 2006
In the framework of the program series titled "Possibilities of civil organizations to use the intercultural approach - in Hungary and in Europe" we invited the developer of the intercultural approach Margalit Cohen Emerique to hold a three-day workshop between March 31 and April 3, 2006. details
ENOA (European Network of Animators) Contact making Seminar - (Poland, 2006 10-18 February)
The main objective of the seminar was to establish contacts for future projects focused on active youth participation as well as to share and create new tools and methods for youth workers to use. On behalf of the Artemisszió Pedro Malhó - one of our volunteers - participated on the seminar. details
Portuguese and Italian young people arrived in Hungary for professional placement
On January 30, 2006. a group of 12 people from Italy and Portugal arrived in Budapest in the framework of the Leonardo da Vinci mobility program. details
"The Best Sent EVS volunteer of the Year"- Mobilitás Prize for our ex-volunteer.
Udvarhelyi Éva Tessza, our ex-volunteer received the prize on December 10, 2005 during the ceremony organized for the 10-year anniversary of Mobilitás. Tessza volunteered at the Portuguese organization, Rota Jovem between September 15, 2004 and March 14, 2005. It was established that Tessza "working in a civil organization and committed to intercultural learning, consciously undertook the European Voluntary Service, so that upon her return she could make use of her Portuguese experiences within her Hungarian organization." Congratulations Tessza! about EVS
The workshop series titled "The role of the intercultural approach in the integration of immigrants " has finished
Our workshop series that involved Hungarian, French and German experts finished in December 2005. The series looked at and compared the systems of integration operating in the various countries, and explored the possibilities of the use of the intercultural approach. details
The French Club Evening, 17th November, 2005
The 17th of November was the day of the much-anticipated French Club Evening. In Artemisszió, decorated as a French café, people were offered a peak into the French culture. details
A training course organized by Artemisszió for ex-volunteers
The Artemisszió Foundation organized a meeting of ex-volunteers in Nagykovácsi. The aim of the meeting was to bring to the surface the good examples and difficulties related to EVS, to collect the possible problems and their potential solutions, to show the participants further forms and opportunities of volunteering in Hungary and abroad... details
Our volunteer in Ecuador - the European Voluntary Service outside of Europe
Since Hungary became a member of the European Union, the organizations taking part in the Youth 2000-2006 Program also have the opportunity to cooperate with the so-called partner countries outside of Europe. Taking advantage of this opportunity, Artemisszió was the first in Hungary to send a volunteer to Quito, the capital of Ecuador. details
A new EVS volunteer at the Artemisszió Foundation
Our new EVS volunteer - Annastiina Kallius - arrived on 5 September 2005 in the Artemisszió Foundation to participate in the "Helping Tibet into Future" project as a volunteer for 9 month. Stiina arrived from Finland and is working as a volunteer partly at our foundation and partly with the Sambhala Tibet Center. details
Budapest workshop: an exploration of the capital of Hungary from a culturally sensitive point of view -NEXT WORKSHOP November 19-20, 2005.
This two-day workshop is designed for young foreigners staying in Budapest for a longer period of time for work, study, volunteering etc. The aim of the workshop is to offer participants an insight into the deeper layers of the city, to allow them to discover places and venues outside of regular tourist routes and to help them understand the social and cultural development and transformation of the city and its society.
French, Swedish and Italian young people arrived for a Leonardo training project
On 12th September, within the frame of the Leonardo da Vinci program a group of 15 people arrived to Hungary (3 people from France, Grenoble, 4 people from Sweden, Arvidsjaur, 3 people from South Italy, Altamura and 5 people from Center Italy, Jesi) to complete their training in different fields. details
"THEATRE OF THE OPPRESSED"
Our foundation organized a 12-hour introductory course on "Theatre of the oppressed" on May 3rd and 4th 2005 in Nyitott Műhely with the cooperation of the Giolli Association from Italy. The event was supported by "TWISFER - theatre work in social fields"project. details
An Intercultural Experience with Artemisszio Foundation - our booklet for young people
We hope this booklet will help you get tuned to our wavelength and have a taste of what you can expect from yourself, from us, from Budapest and Hungary while participating in a Leonardo da Vinci Mobility program with Artemisszio Foundation.
Anthropology in Action - a Leonardo da Vinci project for Hungarian anthropology students
Participants of our Leonardo da Vinci mobility project titled "Anthropology In Action" leave Hungary on September 1, 2005 for their four-month vocational training projects in Spain (Granada and Tarragona), Portugal (Cascais), and France (Lyon). The vocational placements end on December 22, 2005. details
BALANCE 2 - a mobility project for the integration of socially disadvantaged youth
Participants of our Leonardo da Vinci mobility project Balance 2 leave Hungary on September 14, 2005 for their 14-week vocational placements in Sweden (Arvidsjaur) and Italy (Padua, Forlí, and Jesi). The preparation training of the project took place in the nomadic camp of the Natural Lifestyle Foundation in the small village of Agostyán between the 25th and 29th of July 2005. details
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Add tovább – Jó gyakorlatok a munkaerőpiaci integráció szolgálatában
Az Artemisszió Alapítvány az "Add tovább – Jó gyakorlatok a munkaerőpiaci integráció szolgálatában" című projekt keretében szociális és munkaerőpiaci területen működő állami, illetve civil szervezetek munkatársai számára TÁJÉKOZTATÓ NAPOT szervez 2010-ben három alkalommal.
The main objective of the seminar was to establish contacts for future projects focused on active youth participation as well as to share and create new tools and methods for youth workers to use. On behalf of the Artemisszió Pedro Malhó - one of our volunteers - participated on the seminar. details
Az Artemisszió Alapítvány az "Add tovább – Jó gyakorlatok a munkaerőpiaci integráció szolgálatában" című projekt keretében szociális és munkaerőpiaci területen működő állami, illetve civil szervezetek munkatársai számára TÁJÉKOZTATÓ NAPOT szervez 2010-ben három alkalommal.