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The Ministry of Interior of Hungary and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees invite you to the exhibition on the world’s stateless “Nowhere People” by photographer Greg Constantine. The exhibition can be viewed until 31 May 2012 in Palace of Arts (1095 Bp., Komor Marcell u. 1.), free entry.
Artemisszió Foundation and the EVS volunteers from Sierra Leone kindly invite you and your family to celebrate with us on Sierra Leone’s 51st Independence Day on 27 April at 7 pm in Fogasház (Budapest, VII., Akácfa utca 51.).jpg)
The Artemisszio Foundation would like to invite you to the India - Senegal Eve organized by hungarian EVS-volunteers, who experienced these countries' life. 
Join to our 30 hours long workshops of THEATRE and CREATIVE MEDIA!
ARIADNE is a new 2-year international project in Artemisszio Foundation. The objective is to provide art-based methods for migrants, refugees and people who needs help in adaptation. We analize how art can enhance adaptation, inclusion, creativity on individual and social level.
In the frames of our Grundtvig learning partnership project about mentoring in the social sector, Building Social Bridges, two of our mentors travel to Italy to visit and discuss the Italian good practices from 17 to 21 May 2011. Zita Szarvas and Krisztina Ercse work as volunteer mentors to support the integration (to the school and to the society) of migrant children in Budapest.
The use of theatre as tool to work with and for young people – this is the theme of the training course organised by INCA with the participation of Artemisszió Foundation, between 2 and 9 September 2011, in London. Participants from youth work, social sector, animation, drama education and education are welcome!
The lecture titled “Deprived of their soil, deprived of their future” is co-organized by our Colombian volunteer, Catalina Marin Moreno, who will also share her thoughts and experiences.
4C is a 3-year international project that started in December 2010. The project’s objective is to provide adult learners in situations of mobility with new tools and methods to improve their competences in order to better cope with the difficulties inherent in border-crossing. We would like to achieve this by developing two innovative IT-based tools that can help to transform the “risky” mobility situations into a positive experience.
Artemisszió Foundation kindly invites you to have a FRENCH APERITIF offered by the French Group of Leonardo Da Vinci trainees in Budapest. There will be a chance to listen to French music, watch short movies from France and have a taste of the delicious French cuisine and lifestyle.