On January 16, World Religion Day, and January 27, World Remembrance Day for the Victims of Genocide, we made a series of visits as an Intercultural Dialogue Association. Our aim in these visits was primarily to strengthen the ties between the 3 major religions of Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. Of course, we also wanted to […]
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Our “Let’s Burst Bubbles” project, which we have been running for the last two years for active citizenship, social inclusion, and intercultural dialogue, has already started to show some effects. Last weekend, on the initiative of our members, we organized an intercultural dance evening for ladies from Slovenia and Turkey.This was also an intergenerational event.
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As lovers of dialogue, we did not let New Year’s Eve pass by empty and spent this beautiful time productively in the name of friendship and dialogue. As the Intercultural Dialogue Association, we launched a gift-giving campaign, and together with our members we gave gifts to more than 150 people. Some of our talented members
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9. True story ‘Creating a quality Slovenian language teaching program is definitely the best way to support migrants and refugees to integrate well, find jobs and become more independent’ (Wafa from Palestine, 41 years old). The BODE (#BrezOvirDoEnakosti) project, which we run together with ADRA Slovenia, is committed to empowering people with a migrant background
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WE HAD A GREAT INTERCULTURAL EVENING together with Radio Študent 89,3 MHz and ADRA Slovenija On the 28th of November, at the event called Active Citizens for Positive Change at ZRC SAZU, we presented two projects funded by the Active Citizens Fund Slovenia, namely: BODE (Brez ovir do enakosti/ No barriers to equality), implemented by
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8. The Real Story ‘I came here as a professional volleyball player for the Slovenian national team. However, I have witnessed many very unkind comments. Ever since I can remember, people have asked me if I work in a nightclub and if I am a dancer’ (Svetlana from Ukraine, 50 years old). The BODE project
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7. The real story: ‘There is a need for better quality education for immigrant families and people with permanent residence in Slovenia. At the same time, more support from the media would be used to facilitate integration” (Abas from Iran, 33 years old). The BODE project (#BrezOvirDoEnakosti), which we are implementing together with Intercultural Dialogue,
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Dear Intercultural Dialogue members, volunteers, and followers, we are sharing with you our intercultural event “Active Citizens for Positive Change” that we will organize with ADRA Slovenia and Student Radio on Monday evening next week. In the first part of our event, we will start with the presentation of our projects “Migrants Giving a Voice
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On Monday 7.11. we met at ZRC SAZU for an intercultural music event organized by ADRA Slovenija and Medkulturni Dialog This time, within the framework of the No Barriers to Equality (BODE) project, musical groups, and speakers from different countries (Ukraine, Slovenia, Albania, Peru, Brazil) and cultural backgrounds performed for the purpose of raising awareness
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World Children’s Day – Intercultural/Intergenerational Workshop Investing in our future means investing in our children — which is why the United Nations has designated every November 20 as Universal Children’s Day. It’s a time to promote togetherness around the world, awareness of the problems children face in every corner of the globe, and improve the welfare of
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