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"Survival Guide: War Apocalypse"

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emPOWER YOUth

Image removed. From April 12th to 25th, 2024, Vratsa became the epicenter of an unforgettable journey for 35 adventurous participants from Bulgaria, Denmark, Italy, Romania, Greece, Armenia, and Czech Republic!

Image removed. "Survival Guide: War Apocalypse" wasn't just a project - it was a transformative experience designed to prepare young minds for crisis situations triggered by a nuclear war.

Image removed. Throughout the immersive role-play game, participants learned vital survival skills like first aid, shelter-building, resource management, self-defense, and even armed combat skills! Led by experts from ASP (the leading Emergency responders in Bulgaria), they embraced challenges and emerged stronger and more prepared than ever.

Image removed. Reflecting on their experiences, participants shared their newfound knowledge with the local community and connected with nature in the serene surroundings of the Eco Youth Camp in Ochindol village, nestled amidst the breathtaking Vratza Balkan National Park.

Image removed. Hosted by Mladezhda, this project proved to be more than just a youth exchange - it was a testament to the power of collaboration, learning, and resilience.

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.

 

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Education
Media
Youth
Gender

*VM* GenderIDTalks #1

A series of Cross-Network Activities has been organized by the Anna Lindh Foundation National Networks of Romania - Group of the European Youth for Change (GEYC), 

Education
Media
Culture
Youth
Gender

*VM* GenderIDTalks #2

A series of Cross-Network Activities has been organized by the Anna Lindh Foundation National Networks of Romania - Group of the European Youth for Change (GEYC), 

Education
Media
Culture
Youth
Gender

*VM* GenderIDTalks #3

A series of Cross-Network Activities has been organized by the Anna Lindh Foundation National Networks of Romania - Group of the European Youth for Change (GEYC), 

Education
Media
Culture
Youth
Gender

*VM* GenderIDTalks #4

A series of Cross-Network Activities has been organized by the Anna Lindh Foundation National Networks of Romania - Group of the European Youth for Change (GEYC), 

7th International Congress on the Black Sea Region Security

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Speakers at the Black Sea Conference, Constanta, Romania

The Black Sea House Foundation and Anna Lindh Romania organized the "Black Sea, Wars and Hegemons" international conference on November 26, 2023 in Constanța. On behalf of Black Sea House, Mr. Dorin Popescu, PhD, participated, and ALF Romania was represented by the executive director of the foundation, Ioana Constantin-Bercean, PhD. The event benefited from an international presence, with representatives of associated NGOs from Turkey, Bulgaria, Poland and Hungary.

https://www.casamariinegre.ro/evenimente

A bridge between Euro-Med region and Asia

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Photo group of young interns of CSSR project

The Center for Sino-Russian Studies (CSSR), in collaboration with the Black Sea University Foundation and the Anna Lindh Foundation Romania, initiated a project necessary to understand the new dynamic between the Euro-Med region and China. In the new economic and security context, the collaboration between the two spaces raises many questions, to which this project intends to find at least some of the answers. Students from Romania, Poland, Bulgaria, Hungary and Estonia participated in the first internship. Details about the project, but also about future initiatives, can be accessed here.

Active engagement of a wide network of European citizens

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GEYCO

The “D.E.M.O.” programme aims at encouraging and facilitating the active engagement of a wide network of European citizens through both training & hands-on action, in the context of the upcoming 2024 European Elections. We just launched the open call to identify and select 50 change-makers from at least 8 countries (Austria, Bulgaria, Czechia, Greece, Slovakia, Slovenia, Romania, Sweden and others) to participate in the D.E.M.O. programme. Those selected change-makers will receive the necessary tools to re-imagine democracy in their local communities and to encourage democratic participation.

Powered by European Alternatives and supported and promoted by Anna Lindh Foundation Romania.

https://euroalter.com/open-call-for-d-e-m-o-democracy-elections-mentorship-organizing-programme/?fbclid=IwAR1B4R_MQupFEe5BKKy68Sojn58MU8QgML1j-9HhHGCyxE6KSUZmLSinpUk

AGRID Association

National Network
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Address

Paralutelor Street, No 14, Bucharest
Bucharest
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Telephone
0040746364229
E-Mail
office@agrid.ro
E-Mail (2)
bogdan.dragomir@agrid.ro
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2012
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Environment/Sustainable development
  3. International/Cultural relations
  4. Research
  5. Youth and education
General Information
AGRID (The Association for Geopolitics, International Relations and Diplomacy) is a non-governmental non-profit organization which aims to contribute to the overall well-being of the Romanian society in general and young people in particular by spreading democratic values and sharing inter-cultural knowledge.
Mission and Objectives

Our mission is to promote and bring added value to participative education and active citizenship, while developing solid partnerships with institutions, organizations and individuals that have an activity corresponding to our values and objectives. The actions of AGRID are always according to the highest of moral standards and social values and so is our mission.
We want to show a new perspective of the world that we live in, based on geopolitical principles, through workshops, seminars, conferences, international exchanges, all planed to be offered to national and international interested organizations and individuals. We wish to be an agent that facilitates the positive exchange of experiences between young people in order to raise the level of information, the geopolitical analysis capacity, the overall tolerance and the unity in diversity.
A key aspect is to ensure the visibility of our activities and to stimulate the active participation of our members and collaborators through round-tables, discussion groups, but also through the online platform for geopolitics that we design.

Main Projects / Activities

Here is a list with some aspects of our work:
- motivating young people to increase their mobility;
- raising the cultural and information level of young people;
- promoting the cooperation between institutions, NGOs and citizens of different states through tolerance and solidarity in a European context;
- stimulating cultural activities and raising awareness about the importance of education, at European and worldwide level;
- creating a network of young professionals, volunteers, institutional and NGO representatives for debating themes related to international politics (conflict resolution, human rights, peace education, etc).

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

We are a group of enthusiastic people and this is something that anyone who wants to do great things needs it.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

We believe that networking is the best solution for achieving great things.

Contact (1) Full Name
Dragomir Bogdan Alexandru
Head of the organisation
Dragomir Bogdan Alexandru

An emerging global infrastructure for sustainable communities

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European Community Foundations and the Sustainable Development Goals

The Făgăraș Research Institute published the report European Community Foundations and the Sustainable Development Goals: An emerging global infrastructure for sustainable communities. The report explores the vital role of European community foundations (CFs) in promoting local community sustainability, a mission inherently aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the United Nations Agenda 2030. The report focuses on the European states, including Northern Mediterranean countries such as Albania, Croatia, Italy, and Spain. The report delves into the challenges faced by European CFs amid global crises like the COVID-19 pandemic and geopolitical events, emphasizing the crucial need for these foundations to adapt to evolving sustainability challenges, especially challenges of a global nature. Focusing on the emerging SDG-related dialogue within the European community foundations movement, the report details their contributions, including funding of local projects, organizing learning sessions, and assuming community leadership. The report also highlights challenges such as limited government focus on SDGs at both national and local levels, lack of research skills, and difficulty aligning local resources with global agendas. The report advocates for recognizing community foundations as a resilient component of a global infrastructure for sustainability and underscores the potential for lessons learned to shape sustainable practices at local, national, and global levels. To gain insights into this intricate landscape, read the full report:

https://icf-fri.org/report-european-community-foundations-and-the-sustainable-development-goals-an-emerging-global-infrastructure-for-sustainable-communities/