سلوفينيا

Employing people with disadvantages or people with fewer opportunities (Roma people).

ROZANA Association is Slovenian non-profit organization, established in 2009. Our mission is to promote cross-cultural awareness and fellowship between people in the Arab and Slovene culture through the cultures, arts and education.
As bilingual and bicultural educators, performers and musicians, we believe the best way to break down invisible cultural barriers is to bring people face-to-face with the most intimate and expressive components of each other’s cultures. Through the arts we are able to foster genuine understanding, respect, and appreciation between the diverse cultures of the world.
The Rozana Association benefits from a number of voluntary Arabs and Slovene advisers on dealings with Arabs and Slovenian institutions and audiences. These are friends of Arabs and Slovenia, private or public persons from various institutions who have supported the Centre in its endeavours by encouraging us to bring new ideas to life.
Rozana Center, besides the cultural activities implied by the name, also plays an active part in the social life of the Arabian community in Slovenia.
Generally, we organise informal meetings, where guests can come and have a good time in the company of their fellow Arabs. The events are open to all, regardless of nationality. Sometimes, the audience have to pay for the admission at the events but The Centre strives to keep the costs low, despite, at times, not breaking even.

Our mission is to build an innovative bridge of understanding and solidarity across the Euro-Med region through our intercultural learning programs. To empower youth through experiential learning and non-formal education methods. To unleash the power of creativity that is inspired by interculturalism and the variety of our cultures in the Mediterranean and the Euro-Med region by experiential learning that is based and inspired by Art.
To assist the inclusion and the empowerment of social groups who are facing a vulnerable situation, like Asylum seekers who are having limited rights and facing stress while waiting for their legal status in Slovenia. As well as different social groups from migrants who are facing some difficulties while adapting to the new social structural changes in the hosting society. To build a bridge between the reality of vulnerability and policy makers in Slovenia.
Promoting and unleashing the positive power of migration is one of our main objectives going in line with our mission to empower the innovative bridge of solidarity and understanding across the Euro-Med region.

Established in 2000, SCCA-Ljubljana, Centre for Contemporary Arts (a successor to the Soros Centre for Contemporary Arts – Ljubljana, 1993–1999) is a generator of innovative programmes and services that facilitate artistic and interpretative practices. Its diverse activities address artists, curators, theorists, and critics in the fields of visual and new media arts. They trigger artistic, discursive and social practices and are rooted in the interdisciplinary approach and intense international cooperation. SCCA-Ljubljana divides its programme into four complementary areas: projects, video/archive, school and services.

Maribor will be European capital of Culture 2012 and European Capital of Youth 2013. Our associaton aims are to be interdisciplinar on various fields of art as well as research into ways of realising cultural programmes and projects, and establishing the platform to integrate artistic creativity, scientific research and technological paradigm in the contemporary setting, yet based on past knowledge and opening up future findings.

Educating young people in christian spirit.

As a state-subsidized theatre the SNT Nova Gorica has some special obligations; to perform national plays and of course classical and contemporary plays, to take care of growth of Slovene dramatic texts production and (as a theatre on the border between two countries) to be a centre of creativity in the Slovene language and in the same tame to connect audiences and theatres or festivals from both sides of the border.
SNT Nova Gorica is also a member of ETC (European Theatre Convention) and NETA (New European Theatre Action).

Slovene Philanthropy is an independent, non-governmental, non political, non-profit organisation, established in 1992, with aim to developing and promoting different forms of humanitarian activities in Slovenia. Its objective is to encourage and pread volunteering and other charity work in social field by developing programs of voluntary work, by promoting volunteering through training and educating volunteers, organizers and mentors of voluntary work, raising public awareness on voluntary work and developing the network of voluntary organizations throughout Slovenia. Care for social security of citizens and legal protection of vulnerable social groups are important activities of the association as well.
Centre for Psychosocial Assistance to Refugees was established in 1994 under the umbrella of Slovene Philanthropy. The main project activities of the centre are: guardianships for separated children, monitoring of reception conditions for asylum-seekers in Slovenia, integration programs for refugees and other migrants …