A Nyílt Társadalom Alapítványok Oktatási Programja pályázatot hirdet magyarországi civil szervezetek számára. A részletes angol nyelvű leírást a honlapunkon találja, pályázni a portálunkon keresztül lehet. A pályázatok beadási határideje 2017 június 16 délután 5 óra.
Call for Proposals Education Grassroots Activism in Hungary
The Open Society Education Support Program is pleased to invite project proposals from Hungarian civil society organizations that aim to work towards community cohesion and a strengthened, more vocal grassroots educational civil society through the involvement of a wide range of education stakeholders. For more information and downloadable files please visit the Open Society Foundations website. Submissions should be made via the Open Society Foundations Grant Portal. The application deadline is June 16, 2017 (5:00 p.m. CET).
Events — Local events
Hunor Király
See some pictures taken during the day-camp, and a short description from Ylenia.
Events — Local events
Hunor Király
The Italian mini-project Living Colours: A New Rainbow Over Viterbo is a follow-up of the mini-project from 2013. (See more about it: the description of the 2013 project here , and blog posts about it here .) Viterbo is a small town in Latio, on the border of Tuscia and
Events — Local events
Hunor Király
The project is the follow-up of last year's The Golden Gate Is Open project in Pécs, Hungary. One of the main elements of the project is a summer day-camp for disatvantaged children with involvment of local and nationwide grassroots, parents and university students. It aims to change the whole local education system. See how it works.
Events — Local events
08/07/2014
Hunor Király
One of the Hungarian mini-projects in 2014, Integration as a Community Experience was recently launched.
“We would like to offer an eye-opener experience to educators. A buzz. A better understanding through an experience and feelings to a positive judgement of integration.” the implementers explain. See how they do it.
ESP-Making a Difference final WEB.pdf
The 'Making a difference for the most vulnerable' publication, edited by Király Hunor, captures the experience of grassroots organizations part of the Grassroots Europe network in implementing joint actions and campaigns.
Events — International events
The Grassroots Europe network of more than 100 European civil society organizations from eight European countries (Hungary, Romania, Austria, Latvia, Italy, Albania, Croatia, Germany) met Brussels-based decision makers on 11 November 2013. Despite coming from diverse realities and policy contexts, these initiatives share a common characteristic: they all work at grassroots level with marginalized children and their communities, addressing issues of inequity in education, early school leaving, child poverty and social exclusion.
We are happy to announce that the publication "Exploring Partnership (Cross-country Experiences from the Grassroots Europe for Local Wellbeing Initiative" has been recently published.
The volume provides a snapshot of the experiences of the micro-projects implemented in 2012 in Hungary, Romania, Latvia, Croatia and Germany and contains an exciting collection of interviews and insights on the projects, written by Hunor Király, the lead blogger of the Grassroots Europe project.
Enjoy the reading!
Events — Local events
Marianna Addis
AIM Association – Intercultural and Mobility Agency – and the Social Co-operative “Muovimente” of Viterbo, organized the NATIONAL PLANNING MEETING in the framework of the Grassroots Europe project in the marvellous location of Sermugnano, a small town located in the countryside of the province of Viterbo, Lazio, Italy.
Supported by the Grassroots Europe initiative, Hungarian grantee Uccu Roma Informal Education Foundation in partnership with four civil organizations has recently launched a campaign that aims to raise awareness on the positive aspects of inclusive education. Many parents have questions, doubts and fears when they find out that their children will learn together with a “different” child (autistic/Roma/children with special needs, etc.). To diffuse these fears, the campaign highlights the benefits and gains of inclusive education to the whole community, will provide better information to parents, as well as moderate a forum where concerns can be discussed.
Events — International events
2/12/12-4/12/12
Visegrád, Hungary
The Grassroots Europe International Workshop was held between 2-4 December in Visegrád (Hungary), a symbolic town for cooperation among the countries of the region.
In 2012, the Initiative has continued to support education and social inclusion grassroots organisations through enabling joint projects and actions aiming to work towards community cohesion and strengthened and flourishing grassroots civil society. A series of international and national level partnership-building events were held to crystallize crucial interventions aiming to strengthen the role of grassroots organisations in building open and cohesive societies and in mediating between vulnerable groups and the mainstream society.
Events — International events
We are pleased to announce that the “Grassroots Europe for Local Wellbeing Initiative" has been awarded the title of best practice project by EACEA, the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency of the European Union!
See the article on the project in the Citizen's Effect brochure.
The present volume is the outcome of the Grassroots Europe for Local Wellbeing project. It is divided into three parts, each addressing a different set of concerns: firstly, rethinking a unified approach to the role of grassroots organizations in enhancing local well-being; secondly, reconceptualizing practice from the standpoint of the grassroots organizations, and thirdly, addressing the challenges which lie ahead in policy prioritizing at both the national and the EU level.
Click here to get a pdf copy of the publication.
