The Intercultural Innovation Hub

Tag: Funding

  • The Coexist Initiative

    The Coexist Initiative

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    Julie

    The Coexist Initiative promotes primary school enrolment and retention of girls in the Daadab and Kakuma refugee camps by engaging men, boys and communities to address the complex socio-cultural barriers that continue to impede girls’ education. The camp comprises of refugees from Uganda, Ethiopia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan and Somalia.…

  • Safecity

    Safecity

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    Julie

    Safecity aims to make public spaces safer and equally accessible to all, especially women and girls, through crowdsourced data, community engagement and institutional accountability. Started in India during December 2012, Safecity has encouraged women and girls to document their experiences of sexual violence and abuse in public spaces. This data, which may be collected anonymously,…

  • Unistream

    Unistream

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    Julie

    Educating Tomorrow’s Leaders Today by Unistream is an innovative program that encourages and promotes intercultural dialogue and understanding between Muslim Arabs, Jews, and Christian Arabs from resource scarce communities who typically lack opportunities to interact. The program utilizes the powerful tools of educational and entrepreneurial platforms to create real connections between participants.

  • Give Something Back to Berlin e.V.

    Give Something Back to Berlin e.V.

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    Julie

    Give Something Back To Berlin (GSBTB) is a project platform and network facilitating neighborhood volunteer work for the growing group of non-German speakers. The community of skilled volunteers from over 50 nationalities are active in vibrant projects and collaborations throughout the city. This engagement is challenging current discourse in Germany between newly arrived and established…

  • Ten by Three (formerly The Blessing Basket Project)

    Ten by Three (formerly The Blessing Basket Project)

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    Julie

    Ten by Three believes that peace begins with human connection. That belief led to Artisan&You®, the world’s largest artisan engagement technology. Artisan&You has created more than 147,000 intercultural exchange opportunities for more than 3,000 artisans in seven developing countries and is on pace to create 50,000 more before the close of 2016. This innovative technology…

  • INTC3 – Bakers without Borders

    INTC3 – Bakers without Borders

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    Julie

    The Bakers without Borders – Game and Network project is about replicating the seven-year long experience of the Bread Houses Network with community bread-making events as tools for intercultural dialogue and community cohesion, across more than 20 countries on five continents. “Bakers without Borders” is an interactive, non-competitive board game which is the first to…

  • Routes 2 Roots

    Routes 2 Roots

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    Julie

    Routes 2 Roots has been promoting people to people contact between India and Pakistan since 2004 through cultural activities such as art, theatre, music and festivals. Although India and Pakistan share boundaries, similar histories and cultures, misconceptions between the two nations have contributed to growing tensions. The Student Exchange Program is a unique project initiated…

  • On Our Radar

    On Our Radar

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    Julie

    Everyone should benefit from the right to speak and be heard on the matters that affect their lives. While ICT is developing rapidly, much of the world remains offline and those who are most vulnerable are least likely to have the means to share information. On Our Radar is a communications platform for unheard voices.…

  • SINGA

    SINGA

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    Julie

    SINGA is an international community connecting refugees and local citizens of their host society around passions and projects. The organization creates tools and spaces to meet, interact and build a successful society together. The SINGA incubator, named KIWANDA, supports refugees to begin their own business or social venture, through providing local knowledge, network and resources.…

  • Shine a Light

    Shine a Light

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    Julie

    CanalCanoa emerges from the wealth of indigenous people: their knowledge and care for nature, their understanding of traditional medicine, their perspective on family life and commitment to equality. Digital media leverages these cultural riches into a truly egalitarian intercultural dialogue. Indigenous children of the Amazon enjoy riches unthinkable to many kids in the developed world:…

  • Immigropoly

    Immigropoly

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    Julie

    Immigropoly is a unique Internet-based character-game which helps users understand about migration and integration in our global world, in particular among youth communities. It is not only a free-time activity, but also a versatile educational tool touching on various issues from the fields of Social Sciences.

  • Chintan

    Chintan

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    Julie

    Chintan works towards environmental and social justice with people and groups from diverse sections of society.

  • Youth Empowering Parents

    Youth Empowering Parents

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    Julie

    The Youth Empowering Parents (YEP), a Reverse-Mentorship model, effectively connects newcomer adults with volunteer youth from similar cultural backgrounds with the goal of utilizing existing community resources to facilitate intercultural dialogue.

  • All for Peace Radio Station

    All for Peace Radio Station

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    Julie

    Founded in January 2004, All for Peace Radio (AFP) is the only and longest-standing independent joint Israeli-Palestinian media outlet in the Middle East, broadcasting 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to vast areas in Israel and the Palestinian Authority, via the 107.2 (Hebrew) and 87.8 FM (Arabic), online www.allforpeace.org, on Facebook, Icast and…

  • Irenia

    Irenia

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    Julie

    Through its programmes and activities, Irenia brings people closer to a culture of peace, to a knowledge of different cultures, of inequalities and conflicts within the contemporary world, specifically within the Mediterranean region.

  • Chirom e chino

    Chirom e chino

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    Julie

    The association chirom e… chino has been working in Scampia, in a quarter of Naples for almost a decade. This territory is shared by Italian citizens and Roma communities from ex-Yugoslavia who migrated there as refugees of the war and live in deeply derogative conditions.

  • Vaga Lume Association

    Vaga Lume Association

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    Julie

    Vaga Lume Association (VLA) is a non-profit organization founded in 2001 with the mission of creating opportunities for intercultural exchange through reading and writing, as well as promoting the empowerment of people and communities of the Brazilian Amazon.

  • Café Babel

    Café Babel

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    Julie

    Cafebabel.com is the first European current affairs magazine designed for readers across borders and published in 6 languages: French, English, German, Italian, Spanish and Polish.

  • Maytree Foundation

    Maytree Foundation

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    Julie

    DiverseCity onBoard connects highly qualified candidates from visible minority and under-represented immigrant communities with governance positions in agencies, boards, commissions and nonprofit organizations across the Greater Toronto Area.

  • MEJDI Tours

    MEJDI Tours

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    Julie

    MEJDI, a project designed at CRDC, is a joint Jewish-Arab tour program that creates custom group tours to Israel, Palestine, Turkey, Jordan, and Egypt.

  • Kickfair

    Kickfair

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    Julie

    KICKFAIR uses Street Football to initiate a variety of education, learning and social inclusion projects focusing on young people in topics such as intercultural learning, integration, and violence prevention.