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The Anna Lindh Review 2005-2011 Forging a common destiny across the Mediterranean

Dialogue between cultures, which is the roadmap of In its first years, the Foundation has supported region- the Anna Lindh Foundation, is a long-term strategy wide initiatives and campaigns in fields of education, to address the true causes - political, ideological culture and media, focusing its activities in the spaces and social - that have deepened and radicalised where advocating for dialogue is more needed. the human gap between the two shores of the Involving many thousands of NGOs in its programmes Mediterranean. and activities, the Anna Lindh Foundation has become one of the most credible and legitimate institutions During the last two decades, the Mediterranean working within the -Mediterranean civil society. landscape has been characterised by cultural misunderstandings and political conflicts. All of us In the Southern and Eastern countries of the have been hostages, whether as passive observers or Mediterranean but also in Europe, this very same civil as tragic victims, to those who have set out to take over society has shown a strong resilience not to accept the our cultures and values. logic of status quo and cultural divide and is calling for a different future, based in shared democratic values, The launching of the Anna Lindh Foundation in 2005 dignity and mutual respect. was a historic and collective step to address this 2 3 ‘clash of ignorance’ between people living across In this way, the work of the Anna Lindh Foundation the Mediterranean. Shared and supported by the 43 today, six years on from its launch, is more challenging countries of the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership, the and more essential than ever. Building on what has Foundation was born to bring together the civil society been achieved in the first years, the Foundation is of the region for intercultural dialogue and to work for now in a position to play a central role in putting an a common future. end to the regressive and archaic notion of a clash of civilizations and ushering in a new era of Euro- Since my first days as President of the Anna Lindh Mediterranean relations. Foundation, we have made it very clear that the perspective of the Union for the Mediterranean exists as the engine of the Foundation’s daily work; a ‘ball of twine’ to forge and give chance to a common destiny for the societies of the region, beyond identities and André Azoulay beliefs, and based on co-ownership and reciprocity. President of the Anna Lindh Foundation 3 Foreword

6 Overview 48 Resources, Grants and Tools

The ALF Comes of Age Anna Lindh Grants Programme Milesones and Key Figures Publications and Handbooks Working as a Euro-Med Network Website and Online Media Tools Amplifying the Message

16 Fields of Action 56 43 Countries / 43 Networks

Education and Youth Albania, Algeria, Austria, Culture and Artistic Mobility Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Media and Public Opinion Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Migration and Citizenship Czech Republic, Denmark, , Culture of Peace Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, , Religion and Spirituality Italy, Jordan, Latvia, Lebanon, Academic Cooperation Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, 4 Mauritania, Monaco, , 5 28 Regional Campaigns Morocco, Netherlands, Palestine, Contents Poland, Portugal, Romania, 1001 Actions for Dialogue Campaign Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain, Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges Initiative , Syria, Tunisia, Dialogue 21 for Youth Turkey, Cross Border Arts Act for Citizenship

36 Flagship Initiatives 138 Governance, Management and Financing Anna Lindh Forum Report on Intercultural Trends Governance and Management EuroMed Civil Society Award Member States’ Contributions Anna Lindh Journalist Award Allocation of Financial Resources Children’s Literature Programme 6 Overview 7 The ALF Comes of Age

Six years on from its inception, the Anna Lindh in Alexandria (Egypt). All of them are accountable Foundation has come of age as the central for having transformed a project into a reliable institution for promoting social exchanges and institution; in particular my two predecessors: Traugott intercultural dialogue among the people of the Euro- Schoefthaller, who set the first ALF overall intercultural Mediterranean region. programme and established the first partnerships with relevant intercultural institutions, and Lucio Guerrato, The activities carried out during those years by the under whose transitional mandate was launched the “To be effective Foundation have brought together thousands of civil very first Euro-Med regional campaign, and the ALF society organisations across the Mediterranean and management achieved international standards. intercultural have created significant and sustainable partnerships. dialogue mustbe Classified in a comprehensive way, the activities With these six years of experience behind us, the set within a developed by the ALF are presented in this Review Anna Lindh Foundation now faces the challenge of context of respect through their thematic and geographical dimension. responding to the new social and cultural demands for fundamental We believe that this facilitates a better understanding emerging throughout the region, in particular among rights, and may of the unique character of an institution that is young people, in order to reinforce its social and supported by the 43 governments of the Union for the institutional role in the field of intercultural dialogue, then also become Mediterranean and the European Commission, and and to contribute to the building of a plural, active and a powerful functions as a region-wide Network of social Networks. democratic citizenship across the Mediterranean. vehicle of democratisation” Initiatives, programmes and projects launched since Andreu Claret High Level Group for establishing 2005 have allowed tens of thousands of citizens to Executive Director of the Anna Lindh Foundation the Anna Lindh Foundation share cultural, educational and social projects and to work together for a common future through mutual 8 respect of their origins, identities and beliefs. The 9 Foundation’s activities, which have principally involved young people, are focused on providing a human and cultural dimension to the Euro-Mediterranean project.

The achievements presented in this Review are the result of the participation and enthusiasm of hundreds of members of the Anna Lindh family in all the countries where the Foundation operates. The projects and programmes carried out have been planned and coordinated by a very committed and multicultural ALF staff working at the Headquarters of the Foundation

Countries where the ALF develops its activities: Albania, Algeria, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, “The long-term concern is to develop not just the Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Latvia, Lebanon, Lithuania, Luxembourg, perception but also the feeling of shared identity” Malta, Mauritania, Monaco, Montenegro, Morocco, Netherlands, Palestine, Poland, High Level Group for establishing the Anna Lindh Foundation Portugal, Romania, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, United Kingdom Milestones Key Figures

28.535 civil society leaders and practitioners involved in activities organised by the ALF and its Networks 1995. The Barcelona Declaration establishes the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership 1.013 representatives of civil society participated in the Anna Lindh Forum 2010 2003. High Level Group Report on Intercultural Dialogue recommends the creation of a Euro- 1.030 civil society organisations engaged in the ‘1001 Mediterranean Foundation Actions for Dialogue’ campaign with over 30.000 people participating in the Dialogue Night 2004. Euro-Med Ministers of Foreign Affairs agree on creating the Anna Lindh Foundation 5.910 people involved in the ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges’ High Level Advisory Group Meeting Initiative 13.000 people surveyed for the ALF Report, with 700 opinion-leaders attending the 50 national presentations

2005. ALF International Headquarters 416 Euro-Med Projects funded with ALF grants inaugurated in Alexandria 1.949 applications received for ALF grants 2005. First Heads of National Network meeting 1.015 partnerships established through granted activities 2006-2007. First ALF Call for Proposals. Launching of Euro-Med Award, Journalist 96.584 people benefited from granted Award and Euro-Med Education Programme activities 10 7.085.691 invested in grant support for 11 Inauguration of the Anna Lindh Foundation civil society projects

2008. First Regional Campaign ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’, launched for the Euro-Med Year of Intercultural Dialogue 3.901 members involved in 43 Anna Lindh National 2008. André Azoulay elected as first ALF Civil Society Networks President. New Advisory Council 75 common operations developed through the ALF 2008. Euro-Med Ministerial on Culture and network support Intercultural Dialogue underlines ALF role 9 meetings of the Heads of National Networks 2008. The Union for the Mediterranean Summit. ALF as main institution for intercultural 1001 Actions for Dialogue Campaign 450 international partnerships established through dialogue network support 2.383.519 Euros for supporting ALF Networks 2009. Regional Initiative ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges’, in response to the Gaza war and the economic crisis impact on intercultural relations 2.300 references to the Anna Lindh Foundation in the international press and 115 features in television and 2010. First Anna Lindh Forum. Over 1000 civil radio society from 43 countries 5.850.000 page views on the Foundation’s Website 2010. First Anna Lindh Report on Intercultural Trends Portal, with over1.200.000 visits. 2011. ‘Believe in Dialogue, Act for Citizenship’ 270 institutional events and conferences attended by Initiative, in response to uprisings in Arab region Anna Lindh Foundation representatives 1 Euromed Summit and 5 Ministerial Meetings attended by ALF, its President and Executive Directors The rst Anna Lindh Forum Over 60 international and regional partners associated in ALF programmes Organisations involved in the National Networks from 2005 to 2011 Working as a Euro- Albania 25 Greece 143 Netherlands 108 Mediterranean Network Algeria 101 Hungary 51 Palestine 226 Austria 50 Ireland 35 Poland 86 The Anna Lindh Foundation runs the largest and point institution named Head of Network, which most diverse Network of civil society organisations receives the financial support of the Foundation to Belgium 103 Israel 188 Portugal 40 involved in the promotion of intercultural dialogue cover the logistical and operational needs related Bosnia & Herzegovina 56 Italy 402 Romania 26 across the Mediterranean. to its specific mission, consisting of: ensuring coordination, consultation and mobilisation inside Bulgaria 94 Jordan 54 Slovak Republic 31 From its very beginning, the ALF was conceived as a the National Network; facilitating the development Croatia 87 Latvia 42 Slovenia 86 Network of National Networks, established in each of and implementation of common operations among the 43 countries of the Union for the Mediterranean member organisations or across Networks; involving Cyprus 45 Lebanon 80 Spain 148 and bringing together more than 3000 civil society the members in the Foundation’s programmes and Czech Republic 36 Lithuania 26 Sweden 84 organisations who share the values of the Foundation. projects; hosting and benefiting from ALF internship Denmark Luxembourg Syria programmes; and strengthening the cooperation 53 11 43 During its initial years, the Foundation invested in the between the Heads of Network and the ALF Egypt 87 Malta 33 Tunisia 54 development of these Networks, organising local and Headquarters. Estonia 36 Mauritania Turkey 152 regional training seminars, and building the capacity 22 of members for trans-Mediterranean partnership- The Foundation encourages the Networks to assume Finland 86 Monaco 20 United Kingdom 100 building and project development. At the same time, the diversity of the civil society of their countries, France 410 Montenegro the launching of region-wide campaigns involving all to create a dynamic of cooperation between its 35 the National Networks demonstrated the ALF’s unique Members, and to apply democracy, transparency Germany 146 Morocco 160 Total 3901 capacity to mobilise civil society in collective actions and accountability practices in their coordination for dialogue and in response to political and economic operations. In this way, the Anna Lindh Network crisis with cultural dimensions. presents a unique platform of exchange in the Euro- Mediterranean region. The Network of Networks is diverse in terms of its 12 members, including NGOs (53%), public institutions 13 (9%), foundations (13%), local and regional authorities (2.4%), indivduals (2.8%) and private organisations (9%). Each National Network is coordinated by a focal

Network Members by field of interest Arts and cultural cooperation Democracy and Others 5% community development Youth and Sustainable development education 16% Arts and cultural Gender cooperation 27% Heritage Human rights

Research 7% Media Religion

Religion 2% Research Democracy and community Youth and education Media 6% development 10% Others

Human rights 8% Sustainable development 7%

Heritage 6% Gender 5.5% A majority of National Network members work across a number of the fields Amplifying the Message

As an institution shared by 43 countries with the Foundation has featured in major media outlets in a mandate focused on cross-cultural dialogue, the region including the Al-Youm 7 and Masry Al-Youm communication represents a strategic priority for (Egypt), El Pais and La Vanguardia (Spain), Financial the Anna Lindh Foundation. Times and The Guardian (UK) , Le Matin (Morocco), Jerusalem Post (Israel), Agence France Presse and Le The Foundation’s approach is to put communication Monde (France), Al-Quds Newspaper (Palestine), Le at the heart of the institution and the start of the Soir (Belgium), Asharq Al-Awsat (Pan-Arab), in addition programming process, ensuring key stakeholders to TV reportages in Euronews, Al-Arabiya, Nile TV, the have the tools and capacity to amplify the ALF’s Spanish Channel TV3 and TV5 Monde. message and maximise the visibility of activities at the local and regional level. Actions in this regard The ALF has also developed and launched a range of have included: shaping communication strategies for new communication tools which are at the service individual projects and programmes; involving media of civil society in the region. The Anna Lindh Website practitioners in the preparation of ALF activities; Portal (www.euromedalex.org) offers a platform for carrying out training on media and communication networking, sharing ideas, promoting projects and with Network members and project leaders; accessing information and expertise on cross-cultural coordinating a communication task-force composed issues. In addition, the Foundation has broadcasted of National Network representatives to support the online events taking place across the 43 Euro-Med development of the communication policy in different countries to stimulate debate and discussion. Through Euro-Med countries; launching promotional and the Newsletter and Digest, which are produced at the information campaigns at the regional level. Headquarters and feature news and analysis from across the region, the ALF ensures that its region-wide At the same time, the ALF develops and maintains network of partners and contacts are kept up-to-date 14 a network of more than 1000 press contacts in 43 with the latest initiatives and intercultural debate; the countries, carrying out targeted media mobilisation and ALF has also produced a number of publications and monitoring on a monthly basis. During its first 6 years, booklets to communicate good practice.

1620 media contacts from 43 countries receive regular information through the ALF press database An average of 9 press communications in English, Arabic and French are released by the ALF Headquarters each month Media coverage has been extensive, with over 500 ALF-related articles, news items, television and radio reportages published and broadcasted during 2010 Leading media covered ALF activities: Masry Al-Youm (Egypt), El Pais (Spain), Financial Times (UK) , Le Matin (Morocco), Jerusalem Post (Israel), Le Monde (France), Deutsche Welle (Germany), Al-Quds (Palestine), Le Soir (Belgium), Asharq Al- Awsat (Pan-Arab) Live interviews and broadcasts of ALF events on major international Television Networks including Al Arabiya, Euronews, TWEET: @AnnaLindh TV 5 Monde, BBC, Al Jazeera and RAI Cultural and religious diversity is not an obstacle for a Mediterranean dialogue but the political misuse of them is Many thousands of people involved in #arabwest ALF and social networking sites çGóMCÓd áHÉéà°SG IójóL IQOÉÑe ≥∏£J óæ«d ÉfBG á°ù°SDƒe á≤£æŸG Égó¡°ûJ ≈àdG á«îjQÉàdG 16 Fields 17 of Action Education and Youth Learning to live together in Diversity

The Anna Lindh Foundation’s approach to the field of education and youth focuses on developing new intercultural learning methodologies, tools and programmes, supporting youth-led initiatives and creating physical and virtual spaces of encounter for educators and learners.

The Foundation has pioneered and partnered in new resources, including the manual ‘How to Cope with Diversity at Schools’ about discovering cultures and beliefs. At the same time, the Foundation has developed a region-wide network of teachers to enable a professional exchange on educational approaches to manage diversity. Since its launch, the education programme gathered in Cairo to make a first Training for Teachers Foundation has led 15 regional training courses and and Youth Workers workshops on ‘cultural diversity, human rights, peace evaluation and outline the main strategic areas for the future. on managing cultural and coexistence and intercultural dialogue’ (2005 to diversity 2008), taking place in Germany, Slovenia, Hungary, 23 granted projects in the field of Education France and Greece. As part of the course, eight Among the education and youth projects granted and Youth educational modules were developed in partnership by the Foundation, all involving partners from the North and the South of the Mediterranean: the ‘Baltic 15 regional training courses with more with the Pestalozzi Programme. During this period the than 500 teachers involved Foundation also developed its educational programme International Summer School’ for youth encounters “Common values present 18 19 on interreligious dialogue, with six regional workshops between Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean; 36 good practices and 25 project ideas a foundation to work from. on teaching about interfaith issues and supporting the the ‘Let’s Film: Zoom through the Cultural Glass’ a presented during the first Anna Lindh Differences present the development of new pedagogical tools, such as the project building skills using video animation for youth Forum leaders in Palestine and Poland. New pedagogical challenge of appreciating ‘Guidebook for History Textbooks Authors’ published 182 education initiatives launched in in Arabic, French and English. products have also been produced through the diversity, but also the granted initiatives, including: the ‘Adventures of Joha the framework of the ‘1001 Actions for opportunity to learn and Dialogue’ campaign The Foundation has set out to facilitate coordination in the Mediterranean’ story-telling book circulated in perhaps more deeply among different actors from the youth sector, secondary schools in Morocco, France, Italy and Algeria; Two publications produced directly by the understand one’s own developing complementary programmes on the ‘Peace Bag for Euro-Med Youth’ with resources ALF to enhance understanding of cultural for youth workers involved in promoting a culture of community” intercultural dialogue including conflict resolution diversity and develop intercultural skills Dalia Mogahed, Executive Director at Gallup’s Centre and human rights education. With this objective, peace; and the ‘Youth for Change’ Guidebook adapted among school students for Muslim Studies and Anna Lindh Report expert it organised in 2006 the series of ‘Euro-Med Youth to Mediterranean realities and published in Arabic. Main partners: Council of Europe, Euro- Workshops’ (Italy, Spain), contributing to the UN Med Youth Platform, UNESCO, the League Alliance Action Plan for Youth, and participated in the of Arab States (LAS), Islamic Education Presentation of the first Euro-Med Youth Parliament (Germany, 2007), the Science and Culture Organization ALF Religious Diversity Euro-Med Youth Forum on Water and Intercultural (ISESCO), Arab League Education Culture Publication Dialogue (Italy,2008) and the Euro-Arab Youth Forum and Science Organization (ALECSO), the (Italy, 2010). In December 2010, a meeting among the Swedish Institute and UN Alliance of main partners and beneficiaries of the Foundation’s Civilizations

The ALF series of Euro- Med Youth Workshops Culture and Artistic Mobility Fostering Cultural Creativity and Exchange

The Farah El Bahr annual festival in Alexandria to Taking into consideration that cultural production Since its establishment, the ALF has organised many promote cultural diversity and artistic creation are essential fields for shaping cultural events of local and regional importance. and reshaping images and perceptions, the Anna Among them: the region-wide ‘Euro-Med Dialogue Lindh Foundation supports the capacity-building of Night’ (2008), held in synchronisation across more than transcultural leaders and facilitates artistic exchange 30 countries and which involved over 30,000 people in as priority areas of action. public events and debates on cross-cultural issues; the annual Festival ‘Farah El Bahr’ in Alexandria, presenting In this context the ALF carries out the Euro- artistic works, handicraft and NGOs working for Mediterranean Translation programme through intercultural dialogue; the ‘Klangraum Mittelmeer’ which translators, experts and writers of 30 Euro-Med concert in Vienna (2006); the ‘Euro-Arab Concert for countries have worked on a qualitative and quantitative Dialogue’, organised at the opera in Cairo (2009); the inventory of translation and related issues and also ‘Hip-Hop Connection’ workshop and concert with organised some practical workshops. The ‘Sea of music groups from Germany, France, Turkey and Words’ literary contest, organised with the Head of the Egypt. The ALF also contributed to the 2008 Biennale Spanish ALF Network IEMED, awarded young writers of Young Artists from Europe and the Mediterranean “There is nothing called a single for their works on intercultural issues and involved held in Italy and bringing together more than 700 Mediterranean culture: there them in workshops in different countries. With the aim artists, and partnered in three editions of the ‘Babel are rather several cultures of promoting creativity as a tool of dialogue, the Anna Med Music’ Festival (France). within a unique Mediterranean. Lindh ‘Cross-Border Arts Project’, launched following the Lebanon War in the summer of 2006, successfully In 2009, the ALF organised the regional meeting on Such cultures are characterised brought together artists from Euro-Med countries ‘Creativity, Mobility and Dialogue’ (Greece) gathering by traits that are a mixture of using cultural creation as a means of expression and 60 cultural operators from the ALF National Networks, similarities and dissimilarities at 20 21 reconciliation in Lebanon, Palestine and Israel and to and the following year, in 2010, the Anna Lindh the same time, rarely united and facilitate understanding through arts. Networks in Croatia, Montenegro, Greece, Lebanon, practically never identifiable” Bulgaria and Cyprus jointly launched the exhibition Predrag Matvejevic, Professor at Rome’s La Sapienza ‘Faces of the Mediterranean’, engaging young people University and Anna Lindh Report expert with diverse backgrounds in artistic exchange. Other trans-Mediterranean cultural activities which have 56 granted activities in the field of been granted financial support by the ALF include ‘Cultural Creativity and Exchange’ ‘Cultural Management Training for Women in the Euro-Med Dialogue Night: 108 public Euro-Med Dialogue Night in Mediterranean’; ‘Research-Based Art / Art-Based events taking place simultaneously in Athens with award-winning Research’ for cooperation among art academies in 30 countries involving more than 30,000 Mediterranean music acts Europe and the Middle East; ‘Istikshaf’ which aim to people and cross-cultural debate support mobility of artists and cultural operators; ‘Dance Reflection’ to establish a platform for reflection Euro-Med Translation Translation: 54 studies initiated, looking and action on the pedagogy of contemporary dance Programme launched also at the book and translation industries and the ‘FaNaNat Festival’ launched in Tunis as a bi- with cultural leaders from as a whole in more than 30 countries annual art event focused on female creativity in the 30 countries Farah El Bahr: the ALF intercultural festival region. attracts every year thousands of people from Alexandria and from across Egypt Sea of Words: 731 short stories received and 80 awarded ALF represented at the Euro-Med Ministerial Conference on Culture and Intercultural Dialogue Main partners: Transeuropeennes, Literature Across Frontiers, Babelmed, Heinrich Boell Foundation, Cittadellarte- Fondazione Pistoletto, IEMED, the Egyptian Ministry of Culture and Tourism Media and Public Opinion Promoting cross-cultural reporting

Engaging journalists in a permanent dialogue on As part of the joint ‘Rapid Response Media Mechanism’, issues of cross-cultural reporting is at the heart of the launched in 2009 by the Foundation, European Com- Anna Lindh Foundation’s approach to the media field. mission and UN Alliance, tools have been developed In this regard, the Foundation has worked in close to support journalists in responding to cross-cultural cooperation with the Euro-Med Journalism Network, crisis in the region, including the new website plat- a platform of editors and media practitioners from form ‘euromedmedia.org’. In collaboration with lead- Europe, the Middle East and North Africa supported by the European Commission. ing media and institutional partners, the Foundation co-organised the Arab-West Media Forum (Egypt, April Together with the Journalism Network, the Foundation 2011), which took place in the immediate aftermath has co-organised national debates between media, ac- of historic social uprisings in the Arab region, and co- ademic experts and civil society representatives from hosted the preparation meeting for the first Euro-Med TV Forum on Intercultural Dialogue which was focused ALF media conferences 43 countries on: rapid response to intercultural cri- and debates broadcast on the role of Media Leaders in addressing the gap in ses (Athens, 2008), conflict reporting (London, 2009), live to civil society in more media networking (Istanbul, 2009), peace-building mutual perceptions in the region. The Foundation also than 40 countries facilitated the development of a network of young More than 500 journalists and experts (, 2009), press freedom (Marrakech, 2010), involved in 12 international media bloggers engaged in cross-cultural issues from the reporting on migration (Barcelona, 2010), conflict res- conferences organised with the Euro-Med olution (Dublin, 2010) and the role of media in demo- Euro-Med region and launched the very first Bloggers Journalism Network related to reporting cratic transition (Tunis, 2011). Toolkit for Dialogue and Social Participation. on conflict, migration, democratic transition, press freedom The Foundation has also put in place a training pro- Large-scale media initiatives developed with the grant 22 support of the Foundation include: the ‘Tahqiq Sahafi’ More than 100 journalists and academic 23 gramme for Euro-Mediterranean journalists, launched experts from Europe, the Middle East, “I consider that all of us are Investigative Reporting Initiative, which led to a series in Alexandria in 2010 in partnership with the United North Africa involved in the London Media close but we still do not Nations Alliance of Civilizations, Search for Common of articles published by young media practitioners on Forum following the war in Gaza know each other very well. In Ground and the International Centre for Journalists. issues including migration and social challenges for this regard, the media plays youth; and the ‘Young Journalist Academy’ which fo- Over 300 cross-cultural experts involved in a central role in not only cused on building the capacity of a new generation of the website resource ‘euromedmedia.org’ launched by the ALF, EU and UN Alliance reflecting the public opinion cross-cultural reporters. Grant support provided by the of Civilizations Foundation has also led to the launch of the first ‘Euro- but also in shaping it, helping Med Radio Portal’ and new co-productions from radio More than 750 applications to the Anna to bridge the gap in mutual stations in the North and South of the Mediterranean Lindh Journalist Award for Reporting understanding” First meeting of media through ‘Waves of the Mediterranean’. across Cultures between 2006 and 2011 Amin Maalouf, Writer and former Chairperson of the from Europe and the Anna Lindh Journalist Award Middle East following the Main partners: Euro-Med Journalism war in Gaza Network, COPEAM Audiovisual Network, UN Alliance of Civilizations, League of Arab States, European Broadcasting Union, Arab States Broadcasting Union, Media Tenor International, Chatham House, Babel Med

ALF Bloggers meeting with social media activists from 17 Euro-Med countries Migration and Citizenship Culture of Peace Valuing Cultural Diversity Restoring Trust across Communities

Most of the Euro-Mediterranean cities are fascinating ‘2nd Generation Immigrants: Citizens without Rights In order to revitalise human confidence in restoring Former combatants and laboratories of diversity where the challenges Youth Festival’ and the ‘Compass to Multiculturalism’ dialogue between communities, the ALF has focused social leaders gather of living together in the 21st Century are being which approached the human rights perspective of on contributing to promoting a culture of peace in in Naples for regional experienced. Working with urban civil society, migration. ALF has also financed the development the region within difficult contexts. seminar on peace culture the ALF contributes to create spaces for social of pedagogical materials including the ‘Discovering participation and enhancing new and more complex Diversity’ manual and urban policies material such as The ALF has supported international training initiatives forms of citizenship. ‘Cities Cultural Policies in the Context of the Immigrants on conflict resolution with youth leaders. Among Related Diversity’. In terms of the gender dimension of them: ‘Crisis Management in the Euro-Mediterranean To this end, the Foundation initiated collaborations promoting diversity, the Foundation contributed to the Space’ (Morocco, 2006 / Lebanon 2007) with CADMOS; with networks of cities, such as Eurocities, Arco Latino, first Ministerial Conference of Women and participated the ‘Youth Workshop for the Settlement of Conflicts Enti Locali Pace e Diritti Umani and COPPEM, and in a series of Arab and Euro-Med forums on the role of through Cultural Cooperation’ with the Istanbul took part in the 2005 Eurocities Award Jury. For the women in cross-cultural dialogue. Foundation for Culture and the European Cultural 2008 campaign ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’, the ALF Foundation (Turkey and Spain, 2007), and the training mobilised and supported for the first time 88 dialogue ‘Cultural Conflict Resolution and Project Development initiatives on migration and minority groups, and for Youth Workers and Teachers‘ (Cyprus, 2007). The coordinated with COPPEM a region-wide programme “Europe is the common home ALF training in Cyprus involved participants from 32 of public debates and events for the campaign’s Euro- Euro-Med countries, resulting a series of new trans- Med Dialogue Night. In 2010, in cooperation with the of people from both sides of national peace initiatives and the launch of the tool-kit German Network Head, the ALF organised a two-day the Mediterranean Sea, and on ‘Conflict Resolution and Cultural Cooperation’ with forum on ‘Valuing Diversity, Understanding Migration’, from further afield. We share it, good practices for educators. After the 2006 Lebanon with recommendations forming the basis of the and we glory in sharing it” War, ALF launched ‘Cross-Border Arts’ to connect Foundation’s 2010 call for proposals on migration artists in affected communities in the Middle East with 24 Martin Rose of the British Council 25 and peace, which financed 21 new granted projects. cultural leaders in the Euro-Mediterranean region. In 2011, ALF partned with Italian Cities for Peace and Human Rights to promote the mobility of Tunisian and Following the Gaza War in 2009, ALF launched Egyptian groups engaged in citizenship activities, and ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges’ in cooperation with joined the Turin Conference on Mediterranean Ethical 30 projects granted ALF support in the ALF National Networks and the UN Alliance of 12 new granted projects in the field of and Religious Minorities organised by CIPMO. field of Valuing Diversity and Spaces of Civilizations. In addition to local actions taking place Peace and Coexistence Citizenship and 7 granted projects with a across the Euro-Med countries, and regional initiatives 49 local actions and 13 regional actions Through its grant programme, the ALF has also gender perspective with Israeli and Palestinian civil society groups, the implemented in the framework of ‘Restore focused on the religious, youth and urban dimension Initiative also included cultural and social activities in 88 new dialogue initiatives and debates Trust, Rebuild Bridges’ initiative of migration from a Mediterranean perspective Israel and Palestine with ALF Heads of Network and the on migration and minority groups as part through initiatives such as: ‘Mediterranean United’, launch of the exhibition ‘On this and the Other Side’ Youth leaders and educators from 32 Euro- of the ALF’s ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ the ‘Programme for the Study of Islam in Europe’, the in seven countries. A Euro-Med Forum was organised Med countries took part in the ALF training campaign on the International Day of Peace (Sweden, 2009) to course in Cyprus on ‘Cultural Conflict Journalists from 22 countries involved present and debate its main results. In partnership resolution and Project Development’ in the ALF Reporting on Migration with Combatants for Peace, winners of the 2009 Euro- The Restore Trust Euro-Med Forum conference debates carried out in Med Dialogue Award, and the Italian Cities and Towns brought together in Stochholm 30 Euro- partnership with the International for Peace and Human Rights, 30 former combatants of Mediterranean media practitioners and 30 Organisation for Migration and the Euro- local conflicts met for an ALF forum in Italy (2010). Euro-Med and locally-based civil society Mediterranean Journalism Network leaders and academic experts 13 best practices and 6 project ideas 2009 edition of the Euro-Med Award: Preparatory meeting for presented during the Anna Lindh Forum the Anna LIndh Forum on ‘Intercultural Dialogue for Peace and migration and diversity Main partners: Permanent Committee Coexistence’, with the Combatants for for the Euro-Med Partnership of local “In all phases of a conflict, an Peace initiative (Israel / Palestine) as and regional authorities (COPPEM), optimal integration of the winners Arco Latino, Euromediterranean cultural dimension is needed. . Main partners: UN Alliance of Civilizations, Human Rights Network (EMHRN), It should aim for the promotion Centre for the Analysis of Conflicts and International Organisation for Migration, of positive peace, the reduction their Modes of Resolution (CADMOS), EUROCLIO-European Association of of friction, and the bridging of Stockholm Peace Resarch Centre (SIPRI), History Educators, Paralleli - Istituto Fondazione Mediterraneo, Arab League Euromediterraneo del Nord Ovest the gap in misperceptions” Professor Selim El Sayegh, Director of CADMOS Religion and Spirituality Academic Cooperation Sharing Values and Interfaith Dialogue Encouraging Research on Euro-Med topics

Euro-Med University Inspired by the search for common values and mutual the topic of the meeting ‘Challenges and Solutions for To better understand the challenges of human Forum co-organised knowledge, the ALF recognises the importance of Inter-religious Co-existence in the Euro-Mediterranean and cultural relations, the ALF supports academic by the Anna LIndh religious diversity as an asset for the region and Region’ gathering civil society representatives and cooperation in partnership with university networks Foundation works to establish bridges of exchange between civil religious leaders from 21 Euro-Med countries (Albania, to promote exchanges, studies, and training society groups coming from different beliefs and 2010) in collaboration with the Albanian Head of experiences on cross-cultural issues in the region. spiritualities based on the principles of tolerance, Network. understanding and respect for human rights. With the aim of supporting the creation of a Euro-Med The ALF collaborated with important institutions Higher Education and Research Area, the Foundation In order to develop a better mutual understanding such as ISESCO and launched the Aladdin Project. To collaborated with the University of Malta on the regarding the cultural significance of religious support the development of a network of religious organisation of the ‘Third Mediterranean University experiences, the Foundation focuses on fostering leaders and practitioners committed to work towards Forum’ (Malta, 2006) and, in cooperation with the cross-cultural teaching about religious issues in youth the establishment of harmonious inter-communal Alexandria University and the EPUF, hosted the ‘Euro- education. ALF developed a new tool entitled ‘How relations, the ALF funded projects including: the Mediterranean University Forum’ in Alexandria (2007) to Cope with Diversity at Schools’ (launched in 2008), ‘Euro-Mediterranean Abrahamic Forum’; ‘The Role of with representatives from more than 30 countries; the enabling young learners to discover and appreciate Interfaith Cooperation in immigrants’ integration’ to outcomes of the University Forum were presented the diverse cultural traditions and beliefs of the Region. support interfaith dialogue for immigrants integration; at the Euro-Med Ministerial Conference of Higher In this same educational framework, ALF granted the and ‘Women’s Pathways to Peace’ project promoting Education in Cairo. In 2008, in the framework of the intercultural project ‘Adyan Understanding’ aimed at dialogue between theologians and activist women. Euro-Mediterranean Year of Intercultural Dialogue, and foster cross-cultural teaching about religious issues The first edition of the ALF’s Euro-Med Dialogue in order to promote knowledge about Euro-Med affairs in youth education. The establishment of bridges Award was devoted to the theme of ‘Inter-religious with a focus on cultural relations, the Foundation between religious and secular communities inspired understanding’. inaugurated two Anna Lindh Chairs for Intercultural and Euro-Mediterranean Studies at the University of 26 27 Salerno and the University of Roma.

“My goal is to show through The ALF and the Euro-Mediterranean University the Monastery experience (EMUNI) partnered to offer a platform for multicultural that religions, particularly dialogue and mutual understanding among Islam, are banks of values 4 granted activities in the field of researchers and students with the organisation of the 11 granted projects in the field of and pedagogical roads that Interreligious Dialogue first and second editions of the ‘Euro-Med Research Academic Cooperation More than 300 religious leaders and Souk’ (2009, 2010). Through its region-wide network of Over 700 university representatives feed societies in seeking civil society representatives involved in academic partners, the ALF has also co-organised local from the different Euro-Med countries enlightment with humanity, the programmes and seminars and international debates on cross-cultural issues. In participated in the University Forum fidelity, beauty, sense of the framework of its granted projects, the Foundation sacrifice, tenderness and 1500 copies of the ALF teaching and supported ‘Le dialogue interculturel dans la zone Euro- More than 200 direct and around 2000 mystery” learning about religious diversity Med: une nouvelle stratégie pour l’encourager’, the indirect beneficiaries, undergraduate resources disseminated to schools ‘Dictionnaire critique de la Méditérranée’ in French, and graduate students contributed to Father Paolo of Deir Mar Musa Monastery in Syria, the enhancement of research in the 15 best practices presented during the Arabic and English and the ‘Facilitating Political Winner of the rst Euro-Med Dialogue Award areas related to intercultural dialogue Anna Lindh Forum 2010 Dialogue in the Baltico-Mediterranean Axis’ with researchers from Baltic and Mediterranean countries. 2 Anna Lindh Chairs for the promotion First edition of the Euro-Med Dialogue of studies on Intercultural Dialogue and The ALF’s Inter-religious Award devoted to inter-religious Euro-Med cooperation Forum opened by the understanding President of Albania 136 academic debates organised in Participation of the ALF representatives “As a study target, the the framework of the ‘1001 Actions for at interfaith conferences hosted at the Mediterranean can be Dialogue’ campaign level of the , Arab described as a network of League and Main partners: Euro-Med University resemblances of overlapping (EMUNI), Euro-Med Permanent Main partners: Islamic Education and interwoven families: University Forum (EPUF), Euromesco, Science and Culture Organization either global similarities or, Centre for the Analysis of Conflicts and (ISESCO), Albanian Forum of Alliance their Modes of Resolution (CADMOS), of Civilizations, Al-Azhar University and occasionally, similarities of UNESCO, the University of Alexandria the League of Arab States details” Mohamed Tozy, Professor of Political Science at the and the Lebanese American University University of Hassan II in Casablanca 28 Regional 29 Campaigns 1001 Actions for Dialogue Campaign

The Anna Lindh Foundation’s first region-wide campaign was launched in 2008 for the Euro- Mediterranean Year for Dialogue between Cultures.

Seizing the occasion of the ‘Year of Dialogue’, the Anna Lindh Foundation and its National Civil Society Networks came together for the very first time to launch a collective campaign in 2008. The aim of the campaign was to involve civil society organisations and individuals in a common programme of action at the local and regional level, creating a critical mass of activities which would culminate in a shared closing activity scheduled for the end of May called ‘Dialogue Night’ . The campaign was built on the mobilisation of hundreds of members of the National Networks who worked to establish new collaborations with national institutions and other regional platforms and networks. conclusions, the Conference underlined the central To facilitate the development of intercultural actions, role of the Anna Lindh Foundation in promoting a support scheme was put in place and launched intercultural dialogue in the Euro-Med region. by the Foundation. The ALF Headquarters awarded 30 and financed 202 proposals for co-organisation in As a culmination of the ‘1001 Actions’, and to 31 response to the open call, ensuring a balance between reinforce the sense of Euro-Med ownership among the Networks in the distribution of the grants. For the the participants in the Campaign, the Anna Lindh first time the Foundation awarded grants in all the Foundation mobilised its Networks and partners in a countries of the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership to unique simultaneous event for dialogue: the very first organisations ranging from local and regional NGOs Euro-Mediterranean Dialogue Night. On the 22nd of and University departments to local youth groups and May 2008, over one hundred cultural and public events 1.030 dialogue actions registered and More than 1000 actions grassroots organisations. The publication ‘Dialogue in took place at the same time in some of the major cities of developed through the Foundation’s took place in all the Action’ was produced as one of the key products of the Region, involving more than thirty thousand people National Networks countries of the Euro- the campaign, featuring many hundreds of actions in thirty-five countries. The synchronised timing of the Mediterranean region 202 projects directly granted support by developed in different national contexts and country Dialogue Night and its amplification through global the Anna Lindh Foundation at the local profiles. The main outcomes were presented by the media networks and partners played an important and trans-national level President of the Anna Lindh Foundation to the first role in delivering the key messages of the Campaign to EuroMed Ministerial Conference on Intercultural hundreds of thousands of people elsewhere at the local More than 30.000 people involved in Dialogue taking place in Athens, Greece. In its and international level. over 100 Dialogue Nights organised ‘Ministers welcome the events simultaneously on the evening of 22nd and initiatives taking place May 2008, with large-scale cultural and under the “Euro-Mediterranean public events in Alexandria, Athens, year of dialogue between Barcelona, Palermo and Rabat cultures”, mainly the Anna Joint message of the Anna Lindh Lindh Foundation’s programme Foundation and UN Alliance of 1001 Actions for Dialogue’ Civilizations played at Dialogue Night Conclusions of the rst Euro-Med Ministerial Conference events on Culture and Intercultural Dialogue – 29-30 May 2008 Initial results presented to Ministers of Culture at the first Euro-Mediterranean Ministerial Meeting on Intercultural Dialogue Press coverage in over 50 countries including national television and international media Restore the Trust Rebuild Bridges

‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges’ was the response on cultural performances in Palestine, with a Theatre of the Anna Lindh Foundation to the political and Festival in Gaza-City, Bethlehem, Hebron and Jenin economic crises which impacted on the Euro- addressing issues such as social relief, non-violent Mediterranean region at the start of 2009. self determination and coexistence. On the 21st of September 2009, the International Day of Peace, the The war in Gaza (January 2009) and its impact on Anna Lindh Foundation presented the initial outcomes Euro-Med societies was a striking challenge for of ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridge’ initiative at a regional the Foundation, an institution working with civil forum organised in partnership with the Stockholm society organisations of forty-three countries, among International Peace Research Centre, the European Youth group celebrating a them Israel and Palestine. Under a joint framework Commission, the UN Alliance of Civilizations and the Day of Peace in Bulgaria established with the UN Alliance of Civilizations, the National Museums of World Culture. Held in Stockholm, Foundation and it Networks launched a regional in the framework of the Swedish Presidency of the Initiative to restore trust in dialogue and rebuild , the Forum brought together leading bridges among the communities and cultures affected Mediterranean personalities, social activists, project by the events. leaders and media experts from around the region, to debate the challenges for intercultural dialogue and With the purpose of supporting a series of actions coexistence in the region. devoted to reconciliation and culture of peace, the Foundation put in place a support scheme for local and regional activities which received more than 200 project proposals through an open call. In total 32 more than sixty projects were implemented, some of 33 them at the local community level, across Euro-Med countries, and others took place in the Middle East, with the participation of partner organisations in Israel 48 local actions financed to civil society and Palestine. organisations working in the field 13 regional actions financed with partner In the same context, the Foundation also carried out organisations in Israel and Palestine two major cultural events involving artists, social and 275 project proposals received through an open cultural operators. This included the ‘Border Line’ Egyptian local action on call activity in Israel with activities in Bat Yam and Jaffa media and anti-violence on the issue of Mediterranean identity, and a series in society Countries involved in the actions included Albania, Algeria, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Lebanon, Lithuania, Malta, Montenegro, Morocco Netherlands, Palestine, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Syria, Turkey, United Kingdom Over 100 international journalists and media “I am personally inspired by the professionals at the International Forum in initiatives which aim to restore Stockholm on the 21st September 2009, trust between people, to move International Day of Peace A visit in Palestine and Israel from a delegation beyond the problems we all of the Anna Lindh Networks (including Morocco, face across our societies and Greece, Tunisia, Austria, Poland, Cyprus, Finland, to ensure that people in our Portugal, Slovenia) with the outcome of a photo region can live in a dignified exhibition ‘On this and the other side’ Adaptation of the Anna Lindh programme Palestinian Theatre environment” Lakhdar Brahimi, former UN Peace Envoy, speaking at including the EuroMed Dialogue Award on the Festival theme of ‘Peace and Coexistence’ and a special the Restore Trust International Forum in Stockholm category for the Anna Lindh Journalist Award on Conflict Reporting Dialogue 21 for Youth Cross-border Arts

Cross-border art exhibition and exchange in Lebanon A six month youth campaign in the aftermath of A regional cultural initiative launched by ALF the so-called ‘Cartoon Crisis’ between the North and following the war in Lebanon of July 2006, as well as South of the Mediterranean. violence in Palestine and Israel.

The campaign, which engaged more than 2000 young The ALF launched the initiative ‘Build a Bridge’ with the people in the Euro-Mediterranean region, was focused aim of facilitating a process of healing and reconciliation on mutual respect between cultures and religions. through culture between people affected by the Launched in February 2006, it was the ALF’s response conflict. In this framework, a cross-border arts project to the perceived cultural crisis between North and and touring exhibition was developed with Euro-Med South of the Mediterranean, often referred to as the artists and civil society groups in Lebanon, Palestine ‘Cartoon Crisis’ following the publication of cartoons and Israel. The exhibition, entitled ‘Cross Border Arts of the Prophet Muhammad in several European Among Wounds of War’ displayed works carried out newspapers which caused outrage among some by performers exploring the use of artistic expression Muslim communities. Targeting the voice of young as a means of dealing with experiences of conflict people between 18 and 25 years old, the ‘Dialogue and war. As a result of the work in the Middle East, 21’ campaign invited youth across the region to pose the exhibition traveled to European countries raising their most burning questions on cross-cultural issues, awareness of the potential of art and culture to build to be answered by young peers from the other side bridges between communities. Partners mobilized of the Mediterranean. To facilitate this exchange, Over 2000 young people to get involved and support the Initiative included an interactive forum was developed online which engaged in response to Fondazione Pistoletto, Literature Across Frontiers, allowed young people to share their questions and the ‘Cartoon Crisis’ Solidarité Laïque, Goethe-Institut Beirut, Compagnia 34 to submit proposals on how to overcome the ‘cultural di San Paolo and the Gulbenkian Foundation. 35 crisis’. During the course of the campaign, many new proposals were submitted, with the majority focused on the need for increased intercultural exchange, as well as addressing issues in the field of education and people were selected to become ‘Youth Messengers gender. Through the initiative, around forty young Believe in Dialogue, Act for Dialogue’, based on the quality of their proposals, questions and answers, all of whom were invited to Alexandria, Egypt, to take part in an international workshop and debate. for Citizenship The culmination of As the culmination point of ‘Dialogue 21’, 40 young An ALF Initiative launched following the historic so- the Initiative was a people from 28 Euro-Mediterranean countries gathered cial changes in the Arab region at the start of 2011, in major Euro-Med youth in Alexandria between 14th and 17th October 2006 particular in Tunisia and Egypt. gathering in Alexandria for a 4-day international workshop organised by the ALF in partnership with the Euro-Med Youth Platform and the Goethe Institute. During the workshop, the The overarching aim of the Initiative was to mobilise Exchanging practices on young participants developed further their proposals debate and a region-wide exchange of practices on participation following on the themes of: Cultural Diversity and Human participation and citizenship. In this framework, a first social uprisings in the Rights; Stereotypes in the Media; Gender, Equality and Euro-Mediterranean Online and Social Media Forum Arab region Active Citizen Participation; Freedom of Expression was launched, connected to ALF activities and gath- and Mutual Respect. The final event was the ‘Dialogue erings in Tunisia and the wider region. In addition to Night’ held in the plaza of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina sharing experiences and developing partnerships with involved members of the local community and actions in Tunis and Cairo, the Forum was planned to included a debate on interfaith dialogue with Father act as a platform for debate about the major challeng- Paolo Dall’Oglio, founder of Deir Mar Musa Monastery es which Euro-Mediterranean societies were facing in Syria and winner of the first Euro-Med Dialogue concerning promoting intercultural citizenship and in Award. The outcomes of the ‘Dialogue 21’ Campaign, including the youth-led proposals for action, were the context of democratic transition. For the ALF, the submitted to the Euro-Mediterranean Conference of region-wide Initiative opened a new process in terms Ministry of Foreign Affairs held in Tampere, Finland, of addressing the theme of citizenship, with a perspec- from November 27th to 28th 2006, and had a direct tive of developing further this theme in the lead-up to impact on the Foundation’s programming process. the Anna Lindh Forum 2012. 36 Flagship 37 Initiatives and Awards Anna Lindh Forum

For the first time following the launch of the institutional and operational dimensions of the Union for the Mediterranean (UfM), over 1000 civil organisation. The Foundation’s Board of Governors, society representatives from all 43 countries of the Advisory Council and Heads of National Civil Partnership gathered together for intercultural Society Networks, as well as representatives of the dialogue under the banner of ‘a common International Headquarters, met together at the Royal Mediterranean future’. Palace Pedralbes, home to the new UfM Secretariat.

Held from the 4th to 7th March 2010 in Barcelona, In the conclusions of the Forum, priorities for civil More than 1000 civil birthplace of the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership, society actors included reinforcing programmes of society representatives the Anna Lindh Forum combined an exchange of education, mobility, translation and migrant initiatives; from 43 countries at the experiences on the issues at the core of intercultural the importance of intercultural citizenship; increasing opening of the Forum relations between people in the region, with a unique coordination between the current regional dialogue platform for the Networks and regional institutions initiatives and networks; ensuring equality in terms to consolidate partnerships and prepare intercultural of participation of civil society from the two shores actions at the local and transnational level. The of the Mediterranean; responding collectively to the programme of the Forum was built on two key pillars: challenges of unemployment and the impact of the the ‘Agora’, dedicated to plenary debate and workshops global economic crisis on cross-cultural relations in the with experts on the achievements and challenges Euro-Mediterranean region. of social and cultural cooperation in the regional framework, and the ‘Medina’, which brought together Taking place under the Spanish Presidency of the members of the Anna Lindh Networks and regional European Union, the first Anna Lindh Forum was carried partners to share ideas and build new partnerships out in partnership with IEMED - the Foundation’s Head 38 39 and initiatives. of National Network in Spain - and with the support of the European Commission, the Spanish Government, The Anna Lindh Forum also represented an occasion to the Generalitat de Catalunya, the Barcelona City bring together for the first time the entire governing, Council and the Diputació de Barcelona.

1013 participants registered, representing all 43 countries of the Over 100 stands at the Union for the Mediterranean Intercultural Fair for partnership exchanges 43 thematic workshops, partner debates and information sessions 166 project ideas and good practices, 107 stands at the Intercultural Fair 85% of participants surveyed rated ‘excellent or good’ the content of the “Since 1995 we have been Forum sessions, and 96% were satisfied working towards a dream: to about the opportunities for interaction create a common space of and exchange peace and exchange. Today’s Reinforcing partnership at the level of unprecedented gathering Networks and regional collaborations represents a historic Introducing a thematic approach to moment in that process” the Anna Lindh Networks (Education; Miguel Angel Moratinos, former Spanish Minister for Culture; Peace and Coexistence; Foreign Aairs Migration and Diversity; Inter-religious dialogue; Media) 52 international press participants, 144 news items, 10 radio broadcasts and 6 television broadcasts Report on EuroMed

Values and Perceptions 50 National Debates organised on the Anna Lindh Report ndings

EU Commissioner for The publication of the first Anna Lindh Report on Following the international launch in , over Neighbourood Policy, Intercultural Trends, launched at a public event in 1800 Report copies were distributed region-wide to Stefan Füle, launches Brussels on 15th September 2010, marked a landmark institutions and partners in the Euro-Mediterranean Anna Lindh Report in moment in Euro-Mediterranean cooperation. area, with versions of the Report published in Brussels English, French and Arabic through the programme’s The Report, which had been more than two years in online portal. At the same time, over the six months the making by the Anna Lindh Foundation, combined following the launch, fifty national presentations the very first Gallup public opinion survey on cross- and debates were co-organised by the Foundation cultural trends involving 13,000 people in 13 countries in partnership with National Civil Society Networks, in Europe and the southern and eastern Mediterranean academic institutions and governments of the Euro- region, with analysis from experts from 30 Euro- Mediterranean Partnership. Mediterranean countries. “This innovative study At the Italian Parliament in Rome, leading national is more than another The Anna Lindh Report 2010 contained 26 specific politicians including the President of the Chamber field report. I am positive articles on intercultural issues which draw on the of Deputies, debated the main findings of the Opinion Poll results and 39 good practices and case- Report, praising the overall initiative for its “new that the Report, and its studies on intercultural dialogue appear in the Report approach in rebuilding cross-cultural relations” and recommendations, will help that contains 170 pages and is divided in four main focusing on shared values across the two shores of us, policy makers, opinion parts: ‘Inside the Opinion Poll’ (including quantitative the Mediterranean. In Rabat, the Moroccan National leaders and civil society, analysis by Gallup); ‘Expert Analysis and Good Practices’ Network organised the first debate in the South to address some of the (including articles by experts); ‘Media Thematic Focus’ Mediterranean region in partnership with the Ministry challenges ahead in our 40 (including national case-studies by media experts) of Foreign Affairs, with delegates recognising the 41 and ‘Conclusions’ (including proposals for action). The Report as a “credible and realistic alternative to the region” themes discussed in the Report 2010 are at the heart ‘clash of civilizations’ theory”. In London, the British Catherine Ashton, High Representative for the Euro- of public debate at the international level, including: Council hosted the UK launch of the Anna Lindh Report pean Union for Foreign Aairs and Security Policy Differences and Similarities in Value Systems; the in partnership with the BBC and in the framework of Religious Factor in Intercultural Relations; Media the national policy review on multi-culturalism, social Treatment of Cultural Diversity; Human Mobility; the cohesion and cross-cultural relations. In Krakow, the 13,000 people from 13 Euro-Mediterranean role of Culture in Mediterranean relations; Intercultural Polish National Network debated the implications countries surveyed in the public Opinion Poll citizenship; Islam, the West and Modernity; the Union of the Report findings for Euro-Mediterranean by Gallup Europe for the Mediterranean and regional cooperation. cooperation. 41 intercultural experts involved in the qualitative analysis from 30 Euro- Mediterranean countries 39 good practices and case studies on intercultural dialogue 13 countries surveyed: Bosnia and Herzegovina, France, Egypt, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Lebanon, Morocco, Spain, Sweden, “The recommendations Rabat launch of the Syria, Turkey and the United Kingdom resulting from the Report Anna Lindh Report, the rst in the Arab region Over 100 news items and press articles should not only be published in the first 3 months on the introduced to the thinkers Report, including by the Financial Time (UK), El Pais (Spain), Al-Ahram (Egypt), le Soir des and government officials. Echos (Morocco), Jeune Afrique (France), Al- These recommendations Quds Newspaper (Palestine), ELAPH Online should reach the public Newspaper (Pan-Arab) opinion and civil society at The content and main findings of the Report large in order to yield the real 2010 formed the basis of a programme of positive returns in attaining national debates carried out in collaboration with academic partners and the Anna Lindh better understanding” Italian Parliament Networks, and involving media practitioners Amre Moussa, Secretary General of the League of debates Anna Lindh and social leaders Arab States Report ndings EuroMed Civil Society Dialogue Award Ecopeace win Award for The Anna Lindh Euro-Mediterranean Dialogue Willems, Artistic Director and Programme Designer of Dialogue for Ecological Award is an annual prize which recognises the Theatre Days Production. The 3rd Edition in 2008 was Sustainability achievements of individuals and organisations who dedicated to the theme ‘Dialogue through Arts and Winners Combatants have been at the forefront of cooperation addressing was awarded to the talented Lebanese photographer for Peace, an Israeli- common challenges in different social, cultural and Rima Maroun for her photo project Les Murmures. Palestinian social political fields. movement In 2009, the Palestinian Israeli civil movement Combat- Launched in 2006 by the ALF, in partnership with its ants for Peace was honoured for its efforts in promot- Italian Head of Network Fondazione Mediterraneo, the ing a peaceful and right solution to the conflict through Euro-Med Dialogue Award is dedicated each year to a dialogue and non-violent means, and, in 2010, the specific theme, with nominations welcomed from the Award went to ECOPEACE - Friends of the Earth Middle Foundation’s Network involving more than 3900 civil East, an organisation that brings together Jordanian, society organisations and groups; the International Palestinian, and Israeli environmentalists which aims Jury is composed of the 43 Network Heads who se- to promote a cooperative efforts to protect shared en- lect the 5 finalists, and the winner is voted by the civil Joint winners for the vironmental heritage. In addition to taking part in an society Network members through an online voting theme Women and Men international awarding ceremony, winners are invited system. The Winner of the first edition (2006) was Mar Hand in Hand for Equal to play a leading role in activities organised across the Opportunities for All Musa Al Habashi Monastery in Syria for its proactive 43 National Networks of the ALF, ranging from public role in the field of inter-religious dialogue through an debates on cross-cultural dialogue issues to cultural approach of mediation and mutual respect. In 2007, events and international forums involving young peo- The Murmures Photo 42 the Award’s theme was on Women and Men Hand in 43 ple and civil society actors. The Award is unique in the Exhibition by Lebanese Hand Equal Opportunities for All and the prize was way that it is voted upon and bestowed by members winner Rima Maroun shared between Mrs Rodi Kratsa Tsagaropoulou, First of the 43 National Civil Society Networks of the Anna Vice President of the European Parliament, and Mr Jan Lindh Foundation.

The Euro-Med Dialogue is unique in the fact that members of the ALF National Networks vote for the annual winner On average, more than 300 cvil society organisations participated in the annual online vote to select winners 6 civil society organisations announced “Dialogue is not a challenge winners of the Euro-Med Dialogue to face but rather a process Award and 15 organisations have Father Paolo of Mar that brings populations received honorary mentions during the Musa Monastery in past 5 editions Syria, winner of the rst closer, that brings citizens Dialogue Award closer because dialogue is Annual Award thematics included not made by civilizations ‘Interfaith Dialogue’, ‘Women and Men but by citizens” Hand in Hand for Equal Opportunities’, Rodi Kratsa, Vice President of the European ‘Dialogue through Arts’, ‘Dialogue for Peace and Coexistance’ and ‘Dialogue for Parliament and former Winner of the Euro-Med Ecological Sustainability’ Dialogue Award Members of the ALF National Networks are requested to send their nominations for organisations that distinguished themselves in their work for intercultural dialogue in the region Anna Lindh Mediterranean Journalist Award

The Anna Lindh Foundation launched in 2006, in From 2009 to 2011, the Prize programme was expanded partnership with the International Federation of through the involvement of new partnerships, Journalists, the first Mediterranean Journalist Award including the COPEAM Audiovisual Network, the UN to recognise the positive role played by media in Alliance of Civilizations, Euro-Med Journalism Network reporting on issues of intercultural dialogue and and Monaco Mediterranean Foundation, and the cultural diversity. inclusion of new categories including blogging and new media, radio and television. In addition, the ALF More than 30 ‘Media During its first editions, between 2006 and 2011, the secured the support of the Principality of Monaco Ambassadors for ALF and partners have mobilised hundreds of media to host the annual international ceremony and jury Intercultural Dialogue’ contributions from across the Euro-Mediterranean meeting, and the media sponsorship of Euronews and recognised by the ALF region, principally engaged young journalists aged the Al-Arabiya Television Channel. between 25 and 35 years old. For the 2006 edition, 4 winners (two from EU countries and 2 from Southern The International Jury, which is presided by the countries) were awarded and went on a reporting tour President of the Anna Lindh Foundation, has involved involving different Euro-Medi countries during where renowned Mediterranean personalities Amin Maalouf they reported jointly on issues related to cultural (Lebanon) and Edgar Morin (France) as Chairperson of diversity; the winners were also involved in a ceremony the Jury, as well as leading media experts from both in Alexandria opened by renowned journalist Amira shores of the Mediterranean. Winners of the Anna Hass. For the 2nd edition, contributions were received Lindh Journalist Award are involved by the ALF in from media in more than 30 countries, with the winning activities and regional forums taking place across the journalists receiving cash prizes and taking part in an 43 National Networks of the ALF; their winning media 44 awarding ceremony organised in Athens by the ALF at works are promoted through the production and the opening of the first Euro-Mediterranean Ministerial dissemination of new publications and through online Conference on Culture and Intercultural Dialogue. media initiatives.

Over 750 contributions received during the first 5 editions of the Award from journalists around the region In total 34 ‘media ambassadors for dialogue’, including winners and honorary mentions, have seen their works recognized by the Anna Lindh Journalist Award 51% of contributions have been received from journalists from the Southern shore of the Mediterranean, compared to 49% “Journalists today involved in from European countries various media formats, from During the last 5 editions, participation of television to online media, female journalists was estimated at 46% have an essential role to play comparing to 54% of male participation in developing the common Jean-Daniel (France) and Mona El Mediterranean image and Tahawy (Egypt) were awarded the first way of thinking, based on ‘Outstanding Recognition’ prizes the principles of intercultural Renowned Mediterranean personalities dialogue and preserving our Amin Maalouf (Lebanon) and Edgar Morin diverse identities” (France) have chaired the Anna Lindh Edgar Morin, philosopher, sociologist, writer, Journalist Award and 2010 Chair of the Journalist Award Arab Children’s Literature Programme

The Children’s Literature and Reading Programme advocacy activities; developing resource and training of the Anna Lindh Foundation is a regional initia- centres for Children’s literature; renovating and provid- tive that seeks to foster the development of children ing equipment and books to public and class libraries; through promoting children’s literature and reading training of librarians, teachers, and animators; training in the Middle East and North Africa region. of writers and illustrators; activities with children to promote reading such as story-telling sessions, book Funded by the Swedish International Development discussions, and special competitions; local research Cooperation Agency, the programme was launched in projects and needs assessments; local exhibitions; and 2006 across 5 focus countries: Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Pal- contests and prizes targeting producers of books, in- The rst 101 Books estine and Lebanon, with the aim of promoting read- dividuals and organisations working in the field of the Exhiibition of the ing for pleasure among Arab Children and developing promotion of reading. Children’s Literature the quality of Arabic children’s literature. A substantial programme part of the programme funding is allocated for the As a regional programme, a major priority is to in- implementation of national activities in the five coun- crease dialogue between Arab countries in the field tries. The development of the work plans at the na- of children’s literature and reading promotion. The tional level is lead by a local coordinator or Host Institu- programme has organised regional meetings and tion and seeks to respond to the needs specific to that workshops to facilitate contact-making, joint discus- country. These work plans have included visibility and sion and networking among the Host Institutions and partners, researchers, university professors and practi- tioners in the field of reading promotion. In addition, 46 the programme has implemented a range of regional 47 activities including a bi-annual itinerant book exhibi- “For the past 3 years, the tion ‘101 Books Exhibition’, and the development of the programme has contributed The programme was Arab children’s literature website. to enhancing the qualtity launched in Egypt, of life for children in Jordan, Syria, Palestine One of the major regional activities is the Iqraa or Read- Palestine, despite trying and Lebanon ing Here, There and Everywhere Prize, a regional book circumstances” prize aimed at providing publishing houses in the five Ruba Totah, Tamer Institute, Palestine focus countries with an incentive for the production of quality children literature. The authors, illustrators and publishers of the winning books received cash prizes 46 libraries renovated and relaunched and a special bestowing event was organised, includ- for children ing an award ceremony, readings in public libraries Around 650 librarians, teachers and and bookstores and an art activity with children. teacher-trainers trained More than 140 authors and illustrators trained The Iqraa Ceremony, with Around 30,000 children participated in award-winning publishers storytelling activities, book discussions, from across the region “Reading is so important. It cultural activities and local exhibitions opens doors in the minds More than 5000 copies of more than 200 and to the world. Thanks titles published by around 40 publishers to the programme, we distributed in the five countries were able to implement More than 80 stakeholders have hundreds of regular reading attended regional meetings activities for those who Around 11 resources produced, most need it” including research papers, guidebooks, Doris Summer, Assabil Association, Lebanon need assessment studies 48 49 Resources Grants and Tools Anna Lindh Grants 2006 Financial Envelope: 1.500.000 euros Projects awarded : 39 Number of applications received: 101 Programme Average grants: 10.000 to 35.000 euros Estimated number of bene ciaries: 30.046 Thematic focus: Euro-Med music and other cultural/artistic creation; Euro-Med schools programme; Euro-Med One of the most important ways the Anna Lindh ing integrated approaches, putting in relation issues teams of young researchers; Summer schools/exchange programmes (artists in residence); Libraries, promotion of of dierent nature and associating dierent types of books and reading, translation; Intercultural exchanges for women in civil society organizations. to civil society organisations through an open Call stakeholders, gathering people working in the same for Proposals (CFP). type of structure or not (like academic researches, NGO exchanges, artistic creation but also joint projects with Financial Envelope: 1.800.000 euros Within its rst six years the Foundation has launched regional and local authorities, between private and 2007 ve calls for proposals of projects and programmes to public institutions, between people working in formal support the activities of more than 350 civil society or- education and people working in non-formal and in- ganisations, with a total envelope of 6.1 million euros. formal education). Projects awarded: 30 Number of applications received: 131 The CFPs are focused on the Anna Lindh Foundation’s Average grant: 10.000 to 75.000 euros Estimated number of bene ciaries: 30.934 priority elds, granting nancial support for transna- The grants have covered seminars, roundtable meet- Thematic Focus: Euro-Med music and other cultural/artistic creation; Euro-Med schools programme; Euro-Med tional projects developed by civil society and NGOs ings, trainings initiatives, arts and photo exhibitions, teams of young researchers; Su mmer schools/exchange programmes (artists in residence); Libraries, promotion of across the two shores of the Mediterranean. For this books, musical events, theatre productions, festival, ar- books and reading, translation; Intercultural exchanges for women in civil society organisations. reason all the nanced projects have involved one or tistic and academic research initiatives, which add val- more partners from each side of the Mediterranean. ue to the main elds of Foundation and its core strat- egies. Globally the projects have reach thousands of Financial Envelope: 600.000 euros Projects and programmes granted have addressed is- the ALF’s main target groups, including youth, women 2009 sues of common interest in the Euro-Mediterranean and migrants, in the North and South, and also in small Region, generating eective impact at the institutional towns and communities con rming the outreach abil- Projects awarded: 35 Number of applications received: 151 and grass-root levels, fostering cross-cultural dialogue, ity of the Foundation. The grants allowed concrete 50 encouraging communities in the region to know each interaction with the grass root civil society groups, Average grant: 10.000 to 20.000 euros Estimated number of : 14.476 51 other better, to live and work together, to develop promoting the pivotal role of intercultural dialogue in partnerships in various elds and settings develop- dealing with the dierent aspects of civil societies. Objectives: between European and the Southern Mediterranean countries, Multiplying cooperation and meeting opportunities between,

2009 Financial Envelope: 1.700.000 euros Projects Awarded: 21 Number of applications received: 242 Average grant: 50.000 to 100.000 euros Estimated number of : ongoing Objectives: platforms and actions where European and Southern Mediterranean social and cultural groups work together, Developing

2010 Financial Envelope: 500.000 euros

Projects Awarded: 27 Number of applications received: 231 Average grant: 10.000 to 20.000 euros Estimated number of : ongoing Objectives: Promoting a better knowledge of social and cultural diversity of populations with a migration background especially in urban areas; Supporting transnational civil society actions focused on the role of migrants as bridges for The ALF’s Dialogue in Action book for the Year Publications and Handbooks of Dialogue between Cultures

Resources on how to manage religious and In its first six years, the Anna Lindh Foundation has cultural diversity produced a range of new publications focussed on managing cultural diversity, sharing good practice on intercultural dialogue, and presenting analysis on cross-cultural trends and values .

The ALF’s first publication ‘Unity in Diversity’ (2005) in- volved intercultural experts in analysing the challenges of intercultural dialogue in the region, and in 2006, the ALF prepared the book ‘Communication and Misper- ceptions’ for the first Euro-Med Ministerial on Gender, held in Istanbul. For educators and learners, the ALF launched the pedagogical manual ‘How to cope with diversity at schools’ (2007) which supports students in discovering diverse cultures and beliefs, and the ALF collaborated on the production of the ‘Guidebook for The rst global report on Writers of History Text Books’ (2011). ‘Euro-Med values and intercultural trends’ in For NGO leaders in the field of peace culture and con- English, Arabic, French flict resolution, the ALF created the toolkit on ‘Con- 52 flict Resolution and Cultural Cooperation’ (2007), with 53 good practices for trainers, and the ‘Restore Trust, Re-

‘How to Cope with Diversity at School’ was Exploring the challenges published in Arabic, English and French of cross-cultural dialogue and has been disseminated to schools An ALF toolkit on conict build Bridges’ booklet, with case-studies on local and in the Euro-Med space and education network in more than 20 resolution and cultural regional peace initiatives (2009). For cultural leaders, countries cooperation the Anna Lindh Foundation’s publication ‘the poten- ‘Dialogue in Action’, the ALF’s book for the tial of arts for intercultural dialogue’ (2007) provided 2008 Year of Dialogue between Cultures examples of art-based approaches to dialogue, and in was launched at the first Euro-Med the media field, the ‘Reporting Across Cultures’ maga- Ministerial on Culture and Intercultural zine (2008) included award-winning media works on DIalogue cultural diversity. The first Anna Lindh Report took more than

2 years to develop and involved a network For the Euro-Mediterranean Year of Dialogue between of 40 cross-cultural experts from more than Cultures, the ALF launched the book ‘Dialogue in Ac- 20 Euro-Mediterranean countries tion’ in Athens on the occasion of the first Euro-Med Ministerial on Intercultural Dialogue (2008), containing The ALF’s Toolkit on Conflict Resolution more than 1000 local and trans-national dialogue case- and book on Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges provide case-studies for NGOs working in studies. In 2010, the Foundation launched the very first the field of peace global report on ‘Euro-Med Intercultural Trends’ with articles from a network of intercultural experts in more The Journalist Award magazine of the ALF than 30 countries and based on a Gallup Public Opin- includes award-winning articles on cultural ion Survey on Mediterranean values. diversity in the Euro-Med space Website and Online Media Tools

As an institution working for dialogue across more in more than 40 countries; a ‘project ideas’ database than 40 countries, the Anna Lindh Foundation has to support trans-national project development, and a invested in the development of new media tools to press centre including multimedia materials. The web- promote cross-cultural communication and provide site includes internal management tools that are used innovative resources for civil societies at large. to support project development and to share informa- The Blog 4 Dialogue tion within the ALF’s Headquarters and with the Heads Toolkit is a resource for The ALF Website Portal (www.euromedalex.org) is of National Networks and civil society organisations. training social media an open platform presented in English, French and activists Arabic language, providing access to information and Recognising the increasing role of social media activ- analyses on intercultural issues, as well as networking ists in intercultural dialogue work, the ALF supported a opportunities and resources for NGOs and civil soci- network of leading young bloggers in pioneering the ety groups. Features of the Portal include: a ‘partner first Euro-Med ‘Bloggers for Dialogue’ toolkit, contain- search’ database with access to more than 3000 organi- ing a range of training resources. In the framework of sations; an ‘intercultural library’, with over 1000 articles the ALF Report on Intercultural Trends, the Foundation and publications on cross-cultural issues; 43 National launched the online ‘Anna Lindh Digest’, with a selec- The Anna Lindh Digest includes articles and Civil Society Network websites with information on the tion of news and articles on cross-cultural affairs and in depth analysis on national activities; a ‘good practice’ database with in- a review of news items related to the social, cultural intercultural dialogue formation on intercultural dialogue projects launched and institutional dimension of trans-Mediterranean aairs relations. Through its grant programme, the ALF has also supported the development of new online media 54 tools and resources, including the first ‘Euro-Med On- 55 line Radio’, the ‘Tahqiq Sahafi’ cultural reporting plat- form with Babel Med, the Euro-Med Young Journalism Academy’s online portal.

More than 1.500.000 page views in the ALF website each year, and more than 500.000 visits per year from over 60 countries 1.200 pages published on the ALF website The Anna LIndh in English, French and Arabic Foundation’s website Anna Lindh Digest is distributed every 2 is presented in English, weeks to the ALF database of over 6000 Arabic and French contacts The ALF Bloggers Toolkit was developed with the involvement of bloggers from 17 of the Euro-Mediterranean countries Live web broadcaasting of ALF regional events, including the Euro-Med Dialogue Night and Anna Lindh Forum TheALF promotes its Many thousands of online users engaged activities through social through ALF social networking sites networks and online media tools Training on new media tools delivered to ALF staff, project leaders and National Network members 56 43 Countries 57 43 Networks Albania

The members of the Albanian Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation are working for intercultural 25 civil society organisations have been dialogue across the fields of migration, youth, involved in the Albanian Network education and media. The Network is coordinated by the Albanian Forum for the Alliance of Civilizations. 13 new projects mobilised by ALF through the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ Since its creation in 2008, following the entry of Albania campaign into the Union for the Mediterranean framework, 45 participants from 21 countries the Network has actively participated in events and gathered for one of the preparatory campaigns launched by the ALF at the national and meetings of the Anna Lindh Forum in regional level. In the framework of the Anna Lindh Tirana inaugurated by the President of Foundation’s ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges’ Initiative, the Republic of Albania the Network was involved in launching ‘Play for Peace’ which brought together children and teenagers from 250 children and teenagers from several several schools of Tirana; the project involved young schools of Tirana brought together participants in sports, cultural and leisure activities as during the ‘Play for Peace’ project in a way to foster dialogue between youth from different the framework of the ALF Restore Trust, marginalised groups, such as Roma, orphan children Rebuild Bridges Initiative and representatives of different religious communities. 7 Albanian civil society organisations represented at the Anna Lindh Forum The Albanian Network members also launched a 2010 in Barcelona number of national initiatives with ALF network support, including: the publication entitled ‘Women Besnik Mustafaj of Albania is a member and Religion’ on the role of women in the three major of the Advisory Council of the Anna Lindh religious communities and socio-political life, and Foundation ‘Cultures Talk’, an open forum and campaign. 59

In 2009, the Albanian Network Head co-organised in Tirana the ALF’s regional meeting on ‘Prospects for Inter-religious Coexistence’, held in the framework of the preparation for the Anna Lindh Forum 2010; the Tirana meeting was officially inaugurated by Dr Bamir Topi, the President of the Republic of Albania. The following year, in December 2010, the first Anna Lindh Report on Intercultural Trends was presented in Tirana in partnership with UNESCO.

Inter-religious meeting in Tirana, held in October 2009

The Tirana meeting was attended by representatives of the major religious faiths of the Euro-Med region Projects Involving Algerian civil society organisations Algeria Project Algerian Organisation Partner countries Associations femmes en Le Verbe au Féminin - 2006 France, Morocco, Greece communication - partner Euromed public administration researchers network Universite d'Alger - partner Belgium, Lebanon, Spain The members of the Algerian Network of the Anna (EUMEPAR-Network) - 2006 Lindh Foundation are working for intercultural Theatre Regional de Bedjaia - France, Bulgaria, Italy, Morocco, 101 civil society organisations have been L’Odyssée du Danube - 2007 dialogue across the fields of culture, youth, involved in the Algerian Network partner Romania, Spain Association Musicale Limma - migration, education and media. The Network is FUNDUQ, héritage, recherche et création - 2007 Belgium, Italy, Tunisia coordinated by the Agence de realisation des grands 19 Algerian civil society organisations were partner either leaders or partners in transnational Femmes en Communication - Belgium, Denmark, Egypt, Greece, Italy, projets culturels (ARPC). Euromedcafe - 2007 intercultural projects supported by the partner Lebanon Anna Lindh Foundation Femmes architectes en Europe et Méditerranée - Polytechnique d’Architecture In 2006, the ALF partnered with the International France, Belgium, Morocco 2007 et d’Urbanisme - partner European Movement, the Algeria Committee and the France, Italy and Morocco are the countries Travail autour de la communication non violente et Association Etoile Culturelle Bibliotheca Alexandrina to organise the international Belgium that Algerian civil society organisations de l’inter culturalité - 2009 d’Akbou - leader conference ‘North-South Mediterranean Dialogue’ most partnered with through the Anna Association étoile d'Akbou - Spain, Bulgaria, Egypt, Greece, Italy, Peace Bag for EuroMed Youth - 2009 which resulted in the ‘Algiers Declaration for a Shared Lindh Grant Programme partner Jordan, Netherlands, Palestine, (...) Vision of the Future’. The aim of the congress was to Spain, Bulgaria, Egypt, Greece, Italy, set a joint strategy for action in key fields of action 12 new projects mobilised by ALF through Peace Bag for EuroMed Youth - 2009 Association AGIR - partner the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign Jordan, Netherlands, Palestine, (...) for intercultural dialogue and to create an ‘agency’ JAM: Jeunesse Artistique de la Meditérranée - L'Art Devéloppement Échanges Italy, Jordan, Spain, Turkey, Morocco supporting the common work of the civil society of 400 participants attended the congress Comme Moyen Pour la Paix - 2009 Sans Frontières - partner both Mediterranean shores. In this context, the Algerian ‘North-South Mediterranean Dialogue’ in Les Ondes pour la Méditerranée - 2009 Radio algérienne - partner Tunisia, France, Italy, Morocco, members actively participated in the event and the Algiers organised by the ALF in cooperation ALF supported the participation of 10 representatives Travail autour de la communication non violente et with the International European AFAK - partner Belgium of the National Networks, chosen through an internal Movement, the Algeria Committee and de l’inter culturalité - 2009 Traduction, entre langues et cultures, du Dictionnaire consultation on the basis of a call for papers regarding the Bibliotheca Alexandrina CRASC - partner France, Morocco, United Kingdom the topics on the agenda. critique de la Méditerranée - 2009 13 Algerian civil society organisations Mare Nostrum, les aventures de Juha - 2009 Le Petit Lecteur - partner France, Italy, Morocco Since the launch of the Grant Programme of the Anna represented at the Anna Lindh Forum Lindh Foundation in 2006 around twenty Algerian civil 2010 held in Barcelona Mare Nostrum, les aventures de Juha - 2009 Collège Benchemeb - partner France, Morocco, Italy 60 society organisations were involved in transnational Algerians Malek Chebel and Aïcha Kassoul 61 intercultural projects supported by the Foundation. The have been members of the ALF Advisory Lettres sans Frontières - 2010 Le Petit Lecteur - leader France main countries where partnerships were developed Committee (2005-2008) and Advisory Cities Cultural Policies in the context of immigrant- Université d'Oran - partner Spain, Israel, Portugal through the ALF Network were in France, Italy and Council (2008-2011) respectively related diversity: - 2010 Morocco. At the local level, Algerian members also got Mémoire de l’émigration algérienne à Marseille, film- AJIE - partner France involved in the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign, documentaire - 2010 launched by ALF in 2008 for the Euro-Mediterranean Year of Intercultural Dialogue. Projects carried out in this framework included the financed project ‘Nuits du Sahara’. Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants

Bulgaria: 3 Egypt: 5 North-South Belgium: 6 Belgium: 6 Romania: 3 Mediterranean Dialogue France: 14 Bulgaria: 3 Spain: 7 Congress in Algiers in Others: 4 2006 Egypt: 5 The Netherlands: 4 Turkey: 3 France: 14 Tunisia: 4 Tunisia: 4 Greece: 4 Greece: 4 Turkey: 3 The Italy: 14 Others: 4 Netherlands: 4 Algeria Denmark Jordan: 7 Israel Italy: 14 Lebanon: 2 Portugal Spain: 7 United Kingdom Morocco: 12 The project ‘Nuits du Romania: 3 Palestine: 2 Sahara’ was developed Poland: 2 in the framework of the Poland: 2 Palestine: 2 Jordan: 7 1001 Actions for Dialogue campaign Morocco: 12 Lebanon: 2 Projects Involving Austrian civil society organisations Austria Project Austrian Organisation Partner countries EuroMediterranean School Forum "Intercultural Interkulturelles Zentrum - Lebanon, Denmark, Israel Dialogue" - 2006 leader

The Austrian Network of ALF has been involved MozartFest: Reaching Youth through Music - 2006 Werkstadt Graz - partner Malta, Palestine, Germany, Israel in developing new partnerships with civil society International Music and 50 civil society organisations have been Prix RMC MO MUSIQUE - 2006 France, Palestine, Jordan groups in countries including Israel, Jordan, involved in the Austrian Network Media Centre - partner Palestine and Turkey. The Network is coordinated by EMSF: Dialogue Meetings & Knowledge Interkulturelles Zentrum - Denmark, Hungary, Israel, Jordan, the Federal Ministry for European and International 10 Austrian civil society members were Management - 2007 leader Lebanon, Netherland Affairs either leaders or partners in transnational EMSF: Dialogue Meetings & Knowledge Austrian National Commission Denmark, Hungary, Israel, Jordan, intercultural projects supported by the Management - 2007 of UNESCO - partner Lebanon, Netherland Anna Lindh Foundation For the ALF’s first region-wide campaign ‘1001 Actions Sounding Jerusalem - 2009 A.M.US.E - leader Palestine for Dialogue’, launched in 2008 for the Euro-Med Year Palestine, Israel and Denmark are among ARTiculating Values: Youngsters act in EuroMed - Interkulturelles Zentrum - Denmark, Hungary, Israel, Netherlands, of Intercultural Dialogue, the Network launched new the countries that the Austrian Network 2009 leader Turkey actions including ‘Dialogue in Practice’ which was most partnered with through the Anna Social Transformation in Inter-cultural Conflict - IICP - partner Palestine, Germany, Israel organised by the World Public Forum on Dialogue of Lindh Grant Programe Israel and Palestine - 2009 Civilizations and consisted of debate on cross-cultural Brothers in arms. Overcoming violence impact of the Institute for Intercultural issues such as religion and its relationship to politics; 12 new projects mobilised by ALF through Palestine the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign civil war - 2009 Research - partner the initiative culminated in a roundtable dinner and ARTiculating Values: Youngsters act in EuroMed - Austrian National commission Denmark, Hungary, Israel, Netherlands, debate in Vienna’s Votiv Park. Martin Traxl, Austrian journalist, received 2009 of UNESCO - partner Turkey the Anna Lindh Journalist Award in 2009 A part of the ALF’s follow-up initiative ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges’, launched in 2009, Network member 10 Austrian civil society organisations Intermedia 21 Association for the promotion of media represented at the Anna Lindh Forum Participation in Regional Campaigns diversity and global issues, launched with ALF support 2010 held in Barcelona the project called ‘It’s all in the Headline’, which The Klangraum Mittelmeer Concert Project Organisation Campaign trained 62 participants on how to become critical was organised in 2006 with the Ludwig The Role of Intercultural Dialogue in Euro- Ideaz Platform for Intercultural 1001 Actions for Dialogue media consumers and producers in order to counter Salvator Society in Vienna on the occasion Mediterranean Relations and Comparative Research the tendencies in society and media to polarize and Dialogue in Practice – Round Table and Round World Public Forum "Dialogue of the ALF Austrian Network ‘Open Day’ 1001 Actions for Dialogue 62 focus on extremes. In 2009, the Austrian journalist Dinner Table of Civilizations" 63 Heidi Dumreicher of Austria is a member Martin Traxl won the Anna Lindh Journalist Award for It's all in the HEADline Intermedia21-Association Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges Reporting across Cultures in the television category of the Anna Lindh Advisory Council for his report ‘Istanbul: Truth, Fear and Hope’, and was invited to take part and present at the international bestowing ceremony in Monaco with media and civil society from the Mediterranean region.

The Austrian Head of Network organised in April 2009 the Regional ALF Training Seminar on ‘Reinforcing projects development capacity’, which gatherd 30 participnts from 12 Euro-Med countries including Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants representatives from Israel and Palestine (West Bank and Gaza). Denmark: 5 France: 1 Germany: 2 Denmark: 5 France: 1 Turkey: 2 Hungary: 4 Germany: 2 Training course on project Hungary: 4 development in Vienna The Netherlands: 4 Israel: 7 Austria Jordan: 3 Lebanon: 3

Israel: 7 Malta: 2

Palestine: 5 Palestine: 5 The granted project The Netherlands: 4 ‘Articulating Values’ focused Turkey: 2 on EuroMed Youth Malta: 2 Jordan: 3 Lebanon: 3 Projects Involving Belgian civil society organisations Belgium Project Belgian Organisation Partner countries Euromed public administration researchers network K.U.Leuven - leader Lebanon, Spain, Algeria (EUMEPAR-Network) - 2006 Med-Youth Creating A sustainable Med-Future - VZW Meisjeshuis – Jeugdhuis Greece, Turkey, Italy, Egypt, Poland, The Belgian Network of the ALF has partnered in 2006 Kaarderij - partner Jordan, Palestine launching new trans-Mediterranean intercultural Les nouveaux disparus asbl - 103 civil society organisations have been Dialogue de philosophes en Méditerranée - 2006 France, Tunisia, Morocco dialogue projects with civil society groups in involved in the Belgian Network partner Institut Hautes Etudes countries including Palestine, Israel, Jordan, Egypt, Euromed journalism students spring school - 2006 France, Morocco, Egypt France, Germany and Greece; the Network is 19 Belgian civil society organisations were communication Sociale either leaders or partners in transnational TALIA Association Sans But coordinated by the King Baudouin Foundation. FUNDUQ, héritage, recherche et création - 2007 Algeria, Italy, Tunisia intercultural projects supported by the Lucratif - leader Anna Lindh Foundation Association Artistique Espèce Algeria, Denmark, Egypt, Greece, Italy, Between 2007 and 2008, two Belgian journalists were Euromedcafe - 2007 announced winners of the Anna Lindh Journalist d’Espace - leader Lebanon Egypt, Jordan, Algeria and Morocco are Young Arab Theatre Fund Award for Reporting across Cultures: Hugues Dorzée Trapeze - 2007 Egypt, Germany, Jordan among the countries that the Belgian a.i.s.b.l - leader (theme: Secularism and Islam in Turkey); and Jamila Network most partnered with through the Femmes architectes en Europe et Méditerranée - Union des femmes architectes France, Algeria, Morocco Zekhnini (‘Meeting diverse people is a constant Anna Lindh Grant Programme 2007 de Belgique asbl - partner reminder that truth does not exist’). In the framework Infromal European Theatre 23 new projects mobilised by ALF through Trapeze - 2007 Egypt, Germany, Jordan of the ALF’s region-wide campaign ‘1001 Actions Meeting (IETM) - partner the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign for Dialogue’ (2008), the Network was involved in Vlaams TheaterInstituut vzw - Trapeze - 2007 Egypt, Germany, Jordan launching several actions focused on targeting young 200 people attended the launch event partner people from different cultural backgrounds; for the Koninklijke Vlaamse of the Anna Lindh Report in Brussels in PASS 2009 - 2009 Palestine campaign’s ‘Euro-Med Dialogue Night’, the Network September 2010 Schouwburg (KVS) - leader coordinated a cultural food initiative which brought Festival Voix de Femmes Euromed - 2009 Mediana - leader France, Morocco, Tunisia together members of different Belgian communities Hugues Dorzée received the Anna Lindh Journalist Award in 2007 and individuals from migrant backgrounds to taste PASS 2010 - 2009 Les Ballets C de la B - partner Palestine and discuss the country’s cultural diversity. Jamila Zekhnini received the Anna Lindh Travail autour de la communication non violente et Journalist Award in 2008 Université de paix - partner Algeria The first Anna Lindh Report on Intercultural Trends de l’inter culturalité - 2009 Via dialoog, Flemish centre for was launched in September 2010 at an international 15 Belgian civil society organisations Euro-Mediterranean Abrahamic Forum - 2009 Israel, Jordan, Palestine, Poland culture and diversity - partner 64 event organised by the ALF, the Belgian Network represented at the Anna Lindh Forum 65 Head and the European Policy Centre in Brussels; the 2010 held in Barcelona Fananat - 2009 Voix de femmes - partner France, Morocco, Tunisia event, which was opened by the EU Commissioner Belgian Marie Claire Foblets was a member Intercultural Understanding Everyday - ICU Everyday South East European youth Turkey, France, Germany, Italy, for Neighborhood Policy, Stefan Füle, involved over of the ALF Advisory Committee (2005- - 2009 network SEEYN - partner Montenegro, Palestine, Sweden 100 intercultural experts and received coverage in 2008) Young Arab Theatre Fund Meeting Points 6 - Flashpoint I - 2010 Jordan, Lebanon, Syria major European and Arab media. In 2010, the Belgian aisbl - leader Network Head co-organised the annual meeting ALF Heads of National Network, which also featured the Reconciling Religion and Gender in Migration - 2010 CEJI - leader Turkey bestowing event of the Euro-Med Dialogue Award The Role of Interfaith cooperation in immigrants’ URI Europe Belgium - partner Jordan, Israel, Morocco, Romania 2010. For the same occasion, the ALF exhibition ‘On integration - 2010 This and the Other Side’ was launched at the European Parliament, featuring photographs about daily life in Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants Israel and Palestine taken by Network representatives from Portugal, France, Greece and Poland. Algeria: 6 Egypt: 9 Algeria: 6 Poland: 2 Egypt: 9 Tunisia: 4 Others: 4 The International launch France: 5 Turkey: 2 of the Anna Lindh Report France: 5 held in Brussels Turkey: 2 Germany: 3 Others: 4 Denmark Greece: 2 Romania Tunisia: 4 Germany: 3 Israel: 2 Spain Belgium Syria Greece: 2 Italy: 3 Poland: 2 Jordan: 8 Israel: 2 Palestine: 4 Lebanon: 3 Italy: 3 Morocco: 6

Morocco: 6 Palestine: 4 The Belgian Network Jordan: 8 hosted the annual Heads Lebanon: 3 of Netwrork meeting Bosnia and Herzegovina

The ALF Network in Bosnia and Herzegovina has established new partnerships with civil society 56 civil society organisations have been groups in countries including France, Germany, involved in the Bosnian and Herzegovinian Italy, Montenegro, Palestine, Slovenia, Sweden and Network Turkey. The Network is coordinated by the Youth Resource Centre (ORC) Tuzla. 3 civil society organisations were either leaders or partners in transnational The Network is one of the newest Anna Lindh intercultural projects supported by the National Networks, having been established in 2008 Anna Lindh Foundation following Bosnia and Herzegovina’s entry to the Turkey, Montenegro and Slovenia are Union for the Mediterranean. In 2009, the Network among the countries that the Network launched an awareness campaign with ALF network most partnered with through the Anna support entitled ‘Youth: Responsible-Tolerant’, and Lindh Grant Programme focused on promoting tolerance, mutual work and anti-discrimination among local communities; the 20 cities across the country involved campaign, which took place in more than 20 cities and in the awareness campaign entitled towns across the country, engaged young people in ‘Youth: Responsible-Tolerant’ to promote debates and activities about democratic values and tolerance, mutual work and anti- the role of youth in local regeneration. discrimination among local communities Involvement of the Network in the Between 2009 and 2010, the ALF granted project development of the ‘good practices’ ‘Intercultural Understanding Everyday ICU Everyday’ booklet took place in Turkey and Bosnia and Herzegovina, with Network member SEEYN playing a leading role as a 5 civil society organisations represented main partner; the project, which focused on promoting at the Anna Lindh Forum 2010 held in cross-cultural relations through youth work, involved Barcelona 67 40 non-governmental organisations through a series The project ‘Theatre Caravan without of seminars. The Network has also been involved in borders’ has been developed with developing for publication a new ‘good practices’ the support of the Anna Lindh Grant booklet which brings together project ideas and case- Programme studies from across the Bosnian and Herzegovinian Anna Lindh Network.

Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants

Bulgaria: 2 France: 1 Germany: 1 Bulgaria: 2 France: 1 Italy: 1 Germany: 1 Italy: 1 Montenegro: 3

Bosnia and Montenegro: 3 Palestine: 1 Turkey: 6 Herzegovina Slovenia: 2 Sweden: 1 Turkey: 6

Palestine: 1

Slovenia: 2 Sweden: 1 Projects Involving Bulgarian civil society organisations Bulgaria Project Bulgarian Organisation Partner countries Fondation Avanstzena - France, Algeria,Italy, Morocco, Romania, L’Odyssée du Danube - 2007 partner Spain Training Course to Enhance the Intercultural AHA MOMENTS - leader Israel, Jordan, Turkey The Bulgarian Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation Capacity of Youth Workers and Educators - 2009 established partnerships through ALF support with United Nations association of Spain, Bulgaria, Egypt, Greece, Jordan, 94 civil society organisations have been Peace Bag for EuroMed Youth - 2009 civil society groups in countries including Egypt, involved in the Bulgarian Network Bulgaria - partner Palestine, Poland, Tunisia, Turkey (...) Teaching the Anatomy of Peace to sport instructors Primary school St Cyril and Israel, Palestine, Spain, Morocco, Cyprus, Jordan, Cyprus, Ireland, Israel, Morocco Algeria and Turkey. The Network is coordinated 7 Bulgarian organisations were either and the creation of a network - 2009 Methodius - partner leaders and partners in transnational Communication Respect: Teaching Business International Management by the International Initiatives for Cooperation Palestine Association. intercultural projects supported by the Etiquette and Intercultural Communication - 2010 Institute - leader Anna Lindh Foundation Communication Respect: Teaching Business International University Palestine Etiquette and Intercultural Communication - 2010 College - partner For the ALF’s ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign, Jordan, Turkey, Algeria, Italy and Palestine Balkan Agency for Sustainable Bosnia Herzegovina, Montenegro, launched in 2008, the Bulgarian Network mobilised Theatre Caravan without borders - 2010 are among the main countries that Development - partner Slovenia, Turkey several actions, and partnered with other National Bulgaria cooperated with through the Networks on common initiatives. Among these, Anna Lindh Grant Programme Network member Friends of Europe was involved in organising a range of dialogues and exchanges with 12 new projects mobilised by ALF through Participation in Regional Campaigns young people from Bulgaria, Greece and Romania. the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign 12 specialists gathered in 2009 for Project Organisation Campaign In 2009, for the ALF’s ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges’ the production of a booklet on peace Artmospheric Festival 2008 Open Mind 1001 Actions for Dialogue Initiative, the Network carried out the activities: teaching methods in schools ‘Lessons for Peace’, presented by the Association Centre Mothers and children selebrate tolerance Projects and logistics 1001 Actions for Dialogue Open World, which is a project gathering 12 specialists 9 Bulgarian civil society organisations represented at the Anna Lindh Forum Help Local Communities Rediscover Their Common Information and Nature (teachers, psychologists, intercultural trainers) for the 1001 Actions for Dialogue production of a booklet on peace-teaching methods 2010 held in Barcelona Roots & Heritage Conservation Foundation International Initiatives for in schools; and the project ‘To be a Day, To be Peace’, Library of Cultures 1001 Actions for Dialogue presented by UNESCO Club– Bulgaria, which is a youth Cooperation Association Centre Open action for the promotion of peace and understanding Lessons for Peace Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges 68 in a local community and included a parade and a World 69 ‘Festival of Peace’ for children and young people To be a day - To be a peace UNESCO Club Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges from different ethnic groups on the occasion of the ‘International Day of Peace’.

In 2010, the ‘Sea of Words’ creative writing workshop took place in Sofia with the participation of young writers from around the region who had been awarded through the story-writing competition; the workshop resulted in the production of a series of new stories by the participants which had a thematic focus on peace and intercultural coexistence. Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants

Bosnia Herzegovina: 2 Meeting of the Bulgarian Algeria: 3 Israel: 2 Algeria: 3 The Netherlands: 2 Network in 2009 Italy: 3 Bosnia Turkey: 4 Herzegovina: 2 Others: 9 Cyprus Israel: 2 Egypt Italy: 3 France Jordan: 5 Greece Others: 9 Jordan: 5 Ireland Bulgaria Montenegro Morocco: 2 Poland Slovenia Palestine: 3 Tunisia Morocco: 2 Romania: 2 Spain: 2 Palestine: 3 Turkey: 4 Local actions developed for the ‘Restore Trust, Romania: 2 Rebuild Bridges’ Initiative The Netherlands: 2 Spain: 2 Projects Involving Croatian civil society organisations Croatia Project Croatian Organisation Partner countries Women’s Pathways to Peace – Regional Conference Ecumenical Women’s Initiative Palestine - 2009 (EWI) - leader Facilitating Political Dialogue in the Baltico- EKO LIBURNIA - partner Finland, Estonia, Greece, Israel, Morocco The Croatian Network is one of the newest Anna Mediterranean Axis - 2009 Lindh National Networks, having been established 87 civil society organisations have been in 2008 following Croatia’s entry to the Union for the involved in the Croatian Network Mediterranean. The Network is coordinated by the National Foundation for Civil Society Development. Palestine, Finland, Estonia, Greece, Participation in Regional Campaigns Israel and Morocco are among the main The Network, which brings together civil society countries that Croatia cooperated with Project Organisation Campaign through the Anna Lindh Grant Programme groups from different towns and cities established Cross Border Cooperation for a brighter future DESA- Dubrovnik Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges through the ALF Grant Programme new partnerships During the Anna Lindh Forum, the with civil society organisations in countries including documentary made by ‘Fade In’ was Regional Conference-Future in our hands Open Academy Step by Step Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges Estonia, Finland, Greece, Israel, Morocco and Palestine. presented For the ALF’s 2009 Initiative ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Dreamingmaps - How to come in a Dreamworld Youth Association'' Breza'' Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges Bridges’, the Network launched a number of new 150 teacher trainers trained in the projects including: ‘Cross-Border Cooperation for a framework of the ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Brighter Future’, presented by the DESA organisation in Bridges’ Initiative with a focus of Dubrovnik, which involved debates, presentations and partnership- building and networking workshops about sustainable development; the action 10 cities (Zagreb, Rijeka, Pula, Petrinja, ‘Future in our Hands’, presented by Open Academy Omis, Delnice, Velika, Gorica, Dubrovnik Step by Step organisation, with six NGOs from Croatia, and Zadar) displayed and hosted the photo FYROM, , Slovenia, Montenegro and Bosnia and exhibition ‘Faces of the Mediterranean’ Herzegovina who jointly implemented a 3-day training organised by the Croatian Head of for 150 teacher trainers to establish new partnerships, Network exchange experiences and best practices aiming at enabling equal access to quality education for all 16 civil society organisations represented children, while celebrating diversity and contributing at the Anna Lindh Forum 2010 held in 70 to restore bridges in a region featuring many Barcelona 71 nationalities and religions.

The ALF’s Euro-Mediterranean exhibition ‘Faces of the Mediterranean’ opened in Dubrovnik in October 2010, on the occasion of the meeting of the senior officials of the Euro-Med Partnership and was followed by the Croatian National Network meeting in Zagreb. The exhibition is a common action of the ALF’s National Networks in Croatia, Montenegro, Greece, Lebanon, Bulgaria and Cyprus, and aims to engage young people with individuals from migrant backgrounds; through Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants the Initiative, artists from the different countries have drawn together faces, places and scenes from everyday Estonia: 1 life, including traditions at the heart of the common Estonia: 1 Mediterranean heritage. Finland: 2 Greece: 1 Local action from DESA Morocco: 1 Israel: 1 Dubrovnik granted by ALF as part of ‘Restore Trust, Morocco: 1 Finland: 2 Rebuild Bridges’ Croatia

Israel: 1 ‘Faces of the Mediterranean’, Photo Exhibition Greece: 1 Projects Involving Cypriot civil society organisations Cyprus Project Cypriot Organisation Partner countries Research and Development The Mediterranean "Brain Drain" - 2006 Turkey, Italy, Jordan Center - leader Intercultural dialogue on violance against women - Mediterranean Institute of Morocco, Greece, Egypt The ALF Network in Cyprus has been involved in 2006 Gender Studies - leader launching and partnering in several large-scale 45 civil society organisations have been Going Public '06. Atlante Mediterraneo - 2006 Artos Foundation - partner Italy,Egypt, Spain, Turkey intercultural dialogue programmes with civil society involved in the Cypriot Network IMCS Intercollege LTD - Egypt, Czech Republic, Germany, groups in countries including Egypt, Morocco, Spain Programme for the study of Islam in Europe - 2006 and Turkey; the coordinator of the Network is the 10 Cypriot civil society organisations were partner Jordan either leaders or partners in transnational Euro-Mediterranean Youth Forum for Gender IMCS Intercollege Ltd - Cyprus Center for European and International Affairs Lebanon, Palestine, Spain affiliated to the University of Nicosia. intercultural projects supported by the Citizenship Education - 2007 partner Anna Lindh Foundation IDEAmed2007: Identity and Education Across the Mediterranean Institute of Spain, Egypt, Italy, Lebanon Meditterranean’ - 2007 Gender Studies - partner In collaboration with the National Network, the ALF Egypt, Italy, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Euro-Mediterranean Youth Forum for Gender Mediterranean Institute of has hosted in Cyprus a number of Euro-Mediterranean Lebanon, Palestine, Spain Spain and Turkey are among the main Citizenship Education - 2007 Gender Studies - leader meetings and conferences, commencing in 2006 countries that the Cypriot Network has with the Euro-Med Youth Forum on Intercultural and cooperated with through the Anna Lindh COMPASS TO MULTI-CULTURARISM - 2009 University of Nicosia - leader Jordan Interfaith Dialogue. In 2007, the regional training Grant Programme Teaching the Anatomy of Peace to sport instructors course on ‘Cultural Conflict Resolution and Project PeacePlayers Cyprus - leader Bulgaria, Ireland, Israel, Morocco 17 new projects mobilised by ALF through and the creation of a network - 2009 Development’ took place in Nicosia with more than Roots and Branches - Empathy and Population Flows the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign Olive Tree Music - partner France, Morocco 70 teachers and youth workers from 32 Euro-Med - 2010 countries. The training also led to the first Euro-Med 70 teachers and youth workers from 32 tool-kit on conflict resolution and cultural cooperation. Euro-Med countries gathered for the ‘Cultural Conflicts Resolution and Project In 2008, the Network hosted the ‘Sea of Words’ regional Development for Youth Workers and Participation in Regional Campaigns workshop on creative writing, bringing together 30 Teachers’ training in Nicosia winning writers from 24 Euro-Med countries. 2008 Project Organisation Campaign In 2008, the Cypriot Network hosted the Mousika Niata Kyprou - also saw the Network’s active participation in the ‘1001 Musical Footprints 1001 Actions for Dialogue Actions for Dialogue’ campaign. For the first ‘Euro- workshop on creative writing bringing Jeunesses Musicales Cyprus together ‘Sea of Words’ winners Med Dialogue Night’ the Network coordinated an Culture Up Your Life Ecognosia 1001 Actions for Dialogue 72 event at the Castle of Limassol, with different activities 8 civil society organisations represented at 73 involving young people from the Greek and Turkish- the Anna Lindh Forum 2010 Dialogue through Sports: Play for Peace Future Worlds Center 1001 Actions for Dialogue Cypriot community. Multicultural Poetry Festival Olive Tree Music 1001 Actions for Dialogue

The Network played an active role in the ALF’s 2010 University of Nicosia/Centre Young Voices - An East/West Dialogue Project 1001 Actions for Dialogue multi-country photography exhibition ‘Faces of the for Research and Dialogues Mediterranean’, launched by the Minister of Foreign Affairs with displays across Cyprus including the Cultural Heritage Treasure Hunt Doves Olympic Movement 1001 Actions for Dialogue University of Technology, Limassol, Nicosia’s Theseus HFC (hope for children ) office Integrated Cyprus Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges Street Festival and Fruit Market. In 2010, Cypriot civil for childrens RIGHTS society representatives also took part in Naples in the ALF’s international peace workshop ‘Dialogue through Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants Non-Violence’. Egypt: 5 ‘Compass to Czech Republic: 1 Bulgaria: 1 Morocco: 3 Bulgaria: 1 Multiculturalism’ granted France: 1 Czech Republic: 1 Palestine: 2 project by ALF in 2009 Turkey: 2 Germany: 1 Egypt: 5 Spain: 7 Greece: 1 Ireland: 1 France: 1 Turkey: 2 Germany: 1 Israel: 1 Cyprus Greece: 1 Ireland: 1 Spain: 7 Italy: 3 Israel: 1 Italy: 3 Jordan: 3 Jordan: 3 Palestine: 2 Lebanon: 3 ‘Public Market’ action by the Cypriot Network Morocco: 3 Lebanon: 3 Projects Involving Czech civil society organisations Czech Republic Project Czech Organisation Partner countries Asociace pro mezinarodni Programme for the study of Islam in Europe - 2006 Egypt, Germany, Jordan, Cyprus otazky - partner

The members of the Anna Lindh Foundation’s Crossroad of cultures - 2007 Sallow club - partner Egypt, Denmark, Spain, Tunisia, Turkey Network in the Czech Republic have partnered ENAWU – Electronic Network for Arab-West Centre for Middle Eastern 36 civil society organisations have been Egypt, France, Germany, Lebanon in projects with civil society groups in countries involved in the Czech Network Understanding - 2007 Studies - partner Institute of International including Egypt, Germany, Hungary, Poland and Muslims living in Visegrad countries - 2010 Hungary, Poland, Slovak Republic, Syria Syria. The Network is coordinated by the Institute of 6 Czech civil society organisations either Relations - leader International Relations based in Prague. leaders or partners in transnational intercultural projects supported by the Muslims living in Visegrad countries - 2010 Swallow club - partner Hungary, Poland, Slovak Republic, Syria Anna Lindh Foundation Czech Council on Foreign In the framework of the ALF’s first regional campaign Muslims living in Visegrad countries - 2010 Hungary, Poland, Slovak Republic, Syria Relations - partner ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’, the Czech Network 12 new projects mobilised by ALF through launched a ‘Month of Dialogue and Debate’ in May the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign 2008 with the main aim of reinforcing positive relations for 2008’s Year of Dialogue between Czech and Arab communities; the programme Participation in Regional Campaigns included a series of Arab film screenings and debates In October 2009, the Head of Network with young people, and a children’s exhibition on organised in the framework of the Months Project Organisation Campaign ‘The Image of the Arab World’ which, following the of Arabic Culture a seminar about the campaign, was taken-up and promoted nation-wide future of Palestinian-Israeli Relations with May 2008:Month of Dialogue and Understanding Czech-Arab Society 1001 Actions for Dialogue the participation of the photographer Tanween – Arabsky Kulturni by the United Nations office in Prague. The following Arabic day and night-08 1001 Actions for Dialogue year, in October 2009, the Czech Network organised a Jana Hunterová Institut Centre for Middle Eastern seminar about the future of Palestinian-Israeli relations In April 2010, the Head of Network Conference 'Immigration and the EU' 1001 Actions for Dialogue with a photograph exhibition by Jana Hunterová and a organised a tour for the Winner of the Studies public debate on Islam in the Czech Republic. Euro-Med Dialogue Award Euro-Mediterranean Dialogue Night Swallow Club 1001 Actions for Dialogue Interactive Seminars for local youth on diversity in Association for International In April 2010, the Czech Network organised a national 6 civil society organisations represented Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges their society and in the Euro Med Region Affairs tour for the winner of the Euro-Med Dialogue Award at the Anna Lindh Forum 2010 ‘Combatants for Peace’, a joint Israeli- Palestinian civil Eduard Gombard of the Czech Republic is Palestine Israel Film Week Czech Arab Society Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges 74 75 movement, with debates involving university students a member of the ALF’s Advisory Council HFC (hope for children ) office Integrated Cyprus Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges and foreign communities. Between December 2010 for childrens RIGHTS and February 2011, the Network also coordinated a series of cultural events focused on the Euro- Mediterranean region (‘Dialogue through Cultural Feeling’) including an evening of Arab poetry-reading. At the level of sub-regional cooperation, the Network has taken part in network meetings held in Bratislava with members and coordinators from Poland, Hungary, and Slovakia. Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants

Egypt: 4 Denmark: 1 Cyprus: 1 Syria: 3 Meeting of the Czech Cyprus: 1 France: 1 Network with the Turkey: 1 Denmark: 1 Tunisia: 1 participation of Egypt: 4 Turkey: 1 Combatants for Peace Tunisia: 1 Germany: 2 France: 1 Germany: 2 Syria: 3 Czech Republic Hungary: 6 Jordan: 1

Spain: 1 Lebanon: 1 Hungary: 6 Poland: 3 Slovakia: 3 The photo collection of Slovakia: 3 Jana Hunterova on Israel Spain: 1 and Palestine presented Jordan: 1 at the Anna Lindh Forum Poland: 3 Lebanon: 1 Projects Involving Danish civil society organisations Denmark Project Danish Organisation Partner countries Crossing Borders, Denmark - Crossing Borders Dialogue Among teachers - 2006 Finland, Israel, Palestine leader Choreographic platform for dance development - Danish Center for Culture and Jordan, Sweden, Egypt The majority of the Danish ALF Network members 2006 Development - leader are workng in the fields of education, youth, arts, 52 civil society organisations have been Crossing Borders Youth Living Cooperatively - 2006 Crossing Borders - leader Germany, Israel, Palestine democracy, human rights, gender issues, media and involved in the Danish Network EuroMediterranean School Forum "Intercultural Danish National Commission research; the coordination role of the Network has Austria, Lebanon, Israel been carried out by the Danish Center for Culture 12 Danish civil society organisations Dialogue" - 2006 for UNESCO - partner led and partnered in transnational Choreographic platform for dance development - Royal Theatre Ballet School in and Development (DCCD). Jordan, Sweden, Egypt intercultural projects supported by the 2006 Odense - partner Anna Lindh Foundation Since 2005, the Network has led and partnered Media Skills Development for Dialogue - 2007 Crossing Borders - leader Germany, Israel, Palestine in large-scale intercultural programmes with civil Austria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, European Journalist Centre - Belgium, Algeria, Egypt, Greece, Italy, society from across the Euro-Med region, including Euromedcafe - 2007 the Netherlands, Palestine and Turkey. partner Lebanon Austria, Egypt and Israel. In 2006, the ALF Head of are among the countries that the Danish Egypt, Czech Republic, Spain, Tunisia, Crossroad of cultures - 2007 Side by side - partner Network coordinated ‘Images of the Middle East’, Network has partnered with through the Turkey one of the largest cultural festivals in Europe about Anna Lindh Grant Programme HAKAYA: The centrality of stories for art, dialogue, Association for International Jordan, France, Lebanon the Middle East; the festival took place in 9 cities in and life - 2007 Cooperation - partner 12 new projects mobilised by ALF through Denmark, encompassing more than 1,500 events, EMSF: Dialogue Meetings & Knowledge Austria,Hungary, Israel, Jordan, UNGDOMSBYEN - partner around 500 visiting artists and 175 Danish civil society the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign Management - 2007 Lebanon, Netherland organisations. The same year, the Network member ARTiculating Values: Youngsters act in EuroMed - Austria, Hungary, Israel, Netherlands, 1,500 events in 9 Danish cities involving UNGDOMSBYEN - partner Crossing Borders was announced runner-up for the more than 500 visiting artists and 175 2009 Turkey very first edition of the ALF Euro-Med Dialogue Award Danish organisations took place during Discovering Diversity. An integrative approach Danish history teachers Netherlands, Germany, Morocco, in recognition of their training work with young one of the largest cultural festivals in towards the history of migration - 2009 association - partner Poland, Slovak Rep., Turky journalists; Crossing Borders also launched in 2008, Europe about the Middle East entitled with financial support through the ALF’s ‘1001 Actions ‘Images of the Middle East’ for Dialogue’ campaign, the international training Participation in Regional Campaigns action ‘Media Skills Development for Dialogue’. 8 civil society organisations represented at the Anna Lindh Forum 2010 Project Organisation Campaign 76 77 In 2010, as part of the ‘My World Images’ festival, Helle Elizabeth Malmvig was a member of the Danish Network organised with ALF support the ALF Advisory Committee (2005-2008) We all share one world Ethnic Debate Forum 1001 Actions for Dialogue the theatre play ‘Do you know my world?’ with local youth, a photo exhibition ‘Modernity in our lives’ with Living Together - CAIRO Inklusion 1001 Actions for Dialogue young , and a ‘Speed Dating’ networking Initiative with civil society groups. In the framework Middle East Street Basketball Project GAM3 1001 Actions for Dialogue of the Danish-Arab Partnership Programme, a series of events were organised at the start of 2011, including the ‘Arab Domino’ which debated the social uprisings in Egypt and Tunisia and the role of Danish NGOs in supporting the process of democratic transition in the Arab region. Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants

Egypt: 4 Crossing Borders received Austria: 5 Austria: 5 Others: 12 ALF grant support to Germany: 3 Algeria Egypt: 4 Belgium develop projects in the Hungary: 2 elds of Media Germany: 3 Czech Republic Finland Hungary: 2 France Greece Others: 12 Israel: 6 Israel: 6 Italy Morocco Jordan: 5 Poland Denmark Slovakia Lebanon: 4 Spain Palestine: 3 Tunisia

Jordan: 5 Sweden: 2

Turkey: 3 The Netherlands: 4

Lebanon: 4 Turkey: 3 Common operation of the The Netherlands: 4 Danish Network Sweden: 2 Palestine: 3 Projects Involving Egyptian civil society organisations / selection Egypt Project Egyptian Organisation Partner countries Center for European Studies - Czech Republic, Germany, Jordan, Programme for the study of Islam in Europe - 2006 leader Cyprus Choreographic platform for dance development - The Modern Egyptian Dance Denmark, Jordan, Sweden The ALF Network in Egypt works across the fields of 2006 Theatre Company - partner culture and arts, community development, human Townhouse Gallery of 81 civil society organisations have been Online Interactive Visual Art Programme - 2006 Palestine, Germany, UK rights and environment; the Network in Egypt is involved in the Egyptian Network Contemporary Art - partner coordinated by the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, a centre Euromed journalism students spring school - 2006 Cairo University - partner France, Morocco, Belgium of excellence in the dissemination of knowledge 59 Egyptian civil society organisations led and partnered in transnational intercultural Intercultural dialogue on violance against women - Alliance for Arab Women - across the two shores of the Mediterranean. Cyprus, Morocco, Greece dialogue project financed by the ALF 2006 partner Sustainable Development Czech Republic, Denmark, Spain, In collaboration with the National Network, several Crossroad of cultures - 2007 Italy, Turkey, Jordan and France are the Association - leader Tunisia, Turkey high-profile international events have been held countries that the Egyptian Network most ENAWU – Electronic Network for Arab-West Czech Republic, France, Germany, in Egypt as part of the Anna Lindh Foundation’s CIDT - leader partnered with through ALF grants Understanding - 2007 Lebanon Programme, including: the Euro-Mediterranean Applied arts - design in the euro-mediterranean Goethe-Institut Kairo/ University Forum, with academic representatives from 41 new projects mobilised by ALF in Egypt Germany, Morocco, Portugal through the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ region - 2007 Alexandria - partner Others: 14 over 30 Euro-Med countries in Alexandria in 2007 Alexandria Contemporary campaign Trapeze - 2007 Belgium, Germany, Jordan and the 2nd Euro-Med Research Souk organised by Arts Forum - partner EMUNI in Alexandria in 2010; the presentation of the Over 5000 people attended the 2010 Bibiliotheca Alexandrina - Femmes et nouveaux media - 2007 France, Italy, Lebanon winners of the 101 Books Literary Competition at Cairo edition of the Farah El Bahr Festival hosted partner International Book Fair in 2009; three editions of the Effective communication for the people with special France, Germany, Lebanon, Jordan, at the historic Citadel of Quait Bey Caritas Egypt - leader Farah El Bahr Festival in 2005, 2009 and 2010 and the need - 2009 Tunisia first Euro-Med Dialogue Night event in 2008. 11 Egyptians received Awards launched by the Foundation in recognition of Arab women in the creative sector - 2009 Cairo University - partner UK intercultural dialogue work Tanmya Bela Hodod (Dvpt No Spain, Algeria, Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, The Foundation also organised a teacher training Peace Bag for EuroMed Youth - 2009 seminar on ‘Religious Diversity’ at the Goethe Institute 52 Egyptian civil society organisations borders) - partner Jordan, Netherlands, Palestine, (...) studio Emad Eddine Jordan, Egypt, France, Jordan, Lebanon, in Alexandria in 2006 in partnership with the Council Istikshaf: exploring mobility - 2009 represented at the first Anna Lindh Forum foundation - partner Sweden of Europe and the joint concert ‘An Evening of Music’ held in Barcelona in March 2010 Arab office for youth and Greece, France, Jordan, Lebanon, between Mohamed Mounir and Maria del Mar Bonnet Youth X change in the Mediterranean - 2009 environment AOYE - partner Morocco, Spain, Syria, Tunisia 78 at the Cairo Opera House in March 2009. In addition, Over 200 press reports and more than 20 79 Jisr al-ibtisamat bin Firansa wa Misr (Un pont de Al-Nahda Association - television and radio broadcasts in 2010 France the Egyptian Anna Lindh Network has organised a sourires entre la France et l'Egypte) - 2009 partner number of training and capacity-building Initiatives about the ALF’s work in Egyptian media Dance Refl-action: Pedagogy of contemeporary Studio Emad Eddine Lebanon, Italy, Jordan, Netherlands for its members including a training on project Hoda El-Sadda and Nevine Simaika have dance in the Euro-Mediterranean - 2009 foundation - partner proposals writing, with the participation of Palestinian been members of the ALF Advisory “2nd Generation Immigrants: Citizens without Egyptian Future Youth Italy, Jordan, Palestine, Romania, Spain, civil society organisations in 2006 and a training for Coommittee (2005-08) and Advisory rights” Festival - 2009 Foundation - partner Turkey, Greece projects development in 2010. Council (2008-11) respectively Euro-Mediterranean Academy for Young Journalists Center for European Studies, Netherlands, Morocco, Palestine, Amsterdam - 2009 Cairo University - partner Jordan Cairo Mediterranean Literary Festival - Literature and Baad el Bahr Cultural Italy, Spain Cities - 2010 Association - leader Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants

Belgium: 9 Cyprus: 5 The Egyptian Algeria: 5 Czech Republic: 4 Denmark: 4 Algeria: 5 Spain: 18 Network published Others: 14 France: 19 Belgium: 9 Sweden: 3 a rst edition of the UK: 5 Cyprus: 5 The Netherlands: 9 magazine Bridges of Czech Republic: 4 Tunisia: 6 Cultures Turkey: 14 Germany: 9 Denmark: 4 Turkey: 14 Greece: 9 France: 19 UK: 5 Tunisia: 6 Germany: 9 Others: 14 The Egypt Greece: 9 Bulgaria Netherlands: 9 Italy: 33 Estonia Sweden: 3 Israel Jordan: 17 Latvia Italy: 33 Lebanon: 13 Lithuania Spain: 18 Malta Morocco: 11 Portugal Romania: 3 Palestine: 8 Slovenia The granted project ‘A Poland: 3 Sweden Bridge of Smiles between Palestine: 8 Jordan: 17 Poland: 3 Syria Egypt and France’ Morocco: 11 Lebanon: 13 Romania: 3 Estonia

The Anna Lindh Foundation’s Network in Estonia has involved civil society groups and organisations who 36 civil society organisations have been are working in the fields of education, youth, religious involved in the Estonian Network of the issues and academic research and cooperation. The Anna Lindh Foundation Network has been developed and coordinated since 3 Estonian civil society organisations 2005 by the Tartu-based European Research Centre led and partnered in transnational for Ancient East-Mediterranean Cultures. intercultural projects supported by the Foundation Through the Foundation’s grant programme, Estonian Network members have developed new partnerships Egypt, Israel, Morocco and Palestine are with network member countries, including Croatia, among the countries that the Estonian Egypt, Finland, Greece, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Morocco, Network partnered with through the Anna Palestine and Sweden. Lindh Grant Programme 5 new projects were mobilised by ALF The Network also actively took part in the ‘1001 through the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ Actions for Dialogue’, the ALF’s campaign for the Euro- campaign and launched by members of Mediterranean Year of Dialogue between Cultures the Estonian Network in 2008. In the framework of the campaign, the Estonian Network launched the ‘Baltic Mediterranean In May 2010 and 2011, the Estonian Spring’ which brought together in May 2008 young Network organised the cultural event people from both the Baltic region and the southern ‘Baltic Mediterranean Spring Festival’, Mediterranean area for a programme of cross-cultural with the aim to introduce Mediterranean workshops about Euro-Med policies; the model was cultures, food and traditions relaunched between 2009 and 2010. I6 civil society organisations were represented at the Anna Lindh Forum 2010 81 The winner of the Anna Lindh Foundation’s Euro-Med Award for Dialogue through art, the young Lebanese cultural leader Rima Maroun, had the opportunity to display her award-winning exhibition ‘Les Murmures’ in Tallin from mid-May to mid-June 2009. With the Estonian Network member Rääma Noorte Ühing Noorus, and through the support of the Anna Lindh Foundation, the National Network was also involved in organising the Baltic Forum which took place in May 2011.

Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants

Egypt: 1 Croatia: 1 Croatia: 1 Egypt: 1 Finland: 2 Sweden: 1 Finland: 2 Greece: 1 Israel: 2 Palestine: 1 Estonia Italy: 1 Greece: 1 Jordan: 1 Morocco: 1 Morocco: 1 Palestine: 1 Sweden: 1

Jordan: 1 Israel: 2

Italy: 1 Projects Involving Finnish civil society organisations Finland Project Finnish Organisation Partner countries Finnish Institute in the Middle Crossing Borders Dialogue Among teachers - 2006 Denmark, Israel, Palestine East - partner Kehys - The Finnish NGDO Facilitating Political Dialogue in the Baltico- Platform to the EU Croatia, Estonia, Greece, Israel, Morocco The members of the Finnish Network of the Anna Lindh Mediterranean Axis - 2009 leader Foundation have been involved in trans-national 90 civil society organisations have been Facilitating Political Dialogue in the Baltico- TAPRI - partner Croatia, Estonia, Greece, Israel, Morocco projects supported by the ALF with civil society groups involved in the Finnish Network Mediterranean Axis - 2009 in Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Greece, Israel, Morocco and Palestine; the Tampere Peace Research Institute Estonia, Croatia, Greece, Israel and (TAPRI), affiliated with the University of Tampere, has Morocco are among the countries that the been coordinating the Network since 2005. Finish Network partnered with through Participation in Regional Campaigns the Anna Lindh Grant Programme Project Organisation Campaign In 2006, under the Finnish Presidency of the European Finland hosted in 2006 the 4th annual YLE, Finnish Broadcasting Union, the Network hosted the annual meeting of meeting of the ALF Heads of National Series of radiodocumentaries on cultural dialogue 1001 Actions for Dialogue Company the Anna Lindh Foundation’s Heads of Network, Network with civil society representatives from more than 30 Intercultural Dialogue Sessions of North Karelia Hyvärilä Youth Centre 1001 Actions for Dialogue Euro-Mediterranean countries; the first international 26 new projects mobilised by ALF through Mika Waltari association in the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign Mika Waltari and the Mediterranean-seminar 1001 Actions for Dialogue bestowing ceremony of the ALF Euro-Med Dialogue Finland Award was also hosted in Tampere on the occasion In 2011, the Finnish Network hosted the Islam in Finland: Muslims and Researchers in Abo Akademi University 1001 Actions for Dialogue of the Network meeting, with a debate on interfaith photography exhibition ‘On This and the Dialogue dialogue involving Father Paolo of the Deir Mar Musa Other Side’ Monastery in Syria. In 2007, the Finnish Head of Two day multi-cultural events African civil society Finland 1001 Actions for Dialogue The Network is in the process of producing Network organised the training seminar for the Nordic Finnish Institute of Seminar on: Who are the Muslims in Finland? 1001 Actions for Dialogue Networks in Helsinki. In the framework of 2008’s ‘1001 a collective publication on the ‘Dilemmas International Affairs Actions for Dialogue’ campaign, the Network launched of Intercultural Dialogue’ several initiatives with ALF support, a number of 6 civil society organisations represented which focused on academic debates related to Muslim at the Anna Lindh Forum 2010 held in communities in Finland; in addition, 70 experts from Barcelona 20 countries attended the conference ‘Baltic and 82 Mediterranean: Shared Future in Action’. Tuomo Melasuo from Finland is a member 83 of the Advisory Council of the Anna Lindh In the aftermath of the 2009 Gaza War, the Network Foundation coordinated an international colloquium in Helsinki, with ALF financial support and the involvement of ALF Dialogue Award Winners ‘Combatants for Peace’. The Network, in partnership with the Portuguese Head of Network, MultiCulti hosted the photography exhibition ‘On This and the Other Side - Perceptions of a One Week Journey in Israel and Palestine’ in 2011. Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants

Croatia: 2 Annual Meeting of Denmark: 1 Croatia: 2 the Heads of National Denmark: 1 Networks in Tampere Palestine: 1 Estonia: 2 Greece: 2 Estonia: 2 Israel: 3 Finland Morocco: 2 Morocco: 2 Palestine: 1

Greece: 2 International Colloquium in Helsinki with the participation of Israel: 3 Combatants for Peace Projects Involving French civil society organisations / selection France Project French Organisation Partner countries Forum Femmes Mediterranee Le Verbe au Feminin - 2006 Morocco, Greece, Algeria - leader VII Rencontre des ecoles d'art de la mediterranee - Echanges Culturels en Syria, Italy, Morocco The French Network has launched and partnered in 2006 Mediterranee - leader over 55 cross-cultural projects financed by the ALF with Centre de formation des 410 civil society organisations have been Euromed journalism students spring school - 2006 Morocco Belgium, Egypt civil society partners in countries including Egypt, Italy, involved in the French Network journalistes - leader Radio France Internationale - Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia and Turkey. The Network is Prix Rmc MO Musique - 2006 Palestine, Jordan, Austria coordinated by Le Forum Femmes Méditerranée, and 57 French civil society organisations leader has an elected Steering Committee. led and partnered in transnational intercultural projects supported by the Dialogue de philosophes en Méditerranée - 2006 ATREE - leader Belgium, Tunisia, Marocco Anna Lindh Foundation MELOPEE#3 - Cultural management training for One of the major events the French Network has "Amuni - leader Belgium, Tunisia, Marocco women in the Mediterranean - 2006 regularly partnered in since 2006 is the annual ‘Babel 86 new projects mobilised by ALF through Institut International Theâtre Algeria, Bulgaria, Italy, Morocco, Med Music Festival’, three days of artistic exchange and L’Odyssée du Danube - 2007 the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign Méditerranéen - leader Romania, Spain debate which brings together musicians from across for the 2008’s Year of Dialogue ASSOCIATION PISTES- the Mediterranean and wider world; in 2006, the ALF I Have a Dream - 2007 Israel, Italy, Palestine Chine Labbé, the French freelance SOLIDAIRES - leader was also represented in Strasbourg at the Council of Le dialogue interculturel dans la zone Euromed: une journalist won the Alf Journalist Award CADMOS - leader Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco, Spain Europe teacher training schemes on education for nouvelle stratégie pour l’encourager ? - 2007 2009 for the reportage: ‘Practicing and democratic citizenship. In 2008, in the framework of Femmes architectes en Europe et Méditerranée - Association pour la Recherche Algeria, Belgium, Morocco the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’, the Network launched a producing law in the Palestinian territories: 2007 sur la Ville et l’Habitat - leader An ongoing battle’ nation-wide programme of actions, with the campaign Aide aux Musiques Tapis Volant - 2007 Lebanon, Palestine, Turkey, UK outcomes presented by ALF at the official ‘Colloquium Regular participation in Babel Med Music Innovatrices - leader to close the European Year of Intercultural Dialogue’ Latinissimo / Fieds des Suds - Festival since 2006 Babel Med Music - 2007 Morocco, Spain, Turkey in Paris under the French Presidency of the EU; the leader 59 civil society organisations from France Projet de coopération avec le centre Karagöz : Villes des Musiques du Monde French Network also hosted in 2008 the annual Heads Turkey of Network meeting in Nice. represented at the Anna Lindh Forum création musicale MERIBA - 2009 - leader 2010 held in Barcelona Traduction, entre langues et cultures, du Dictionnaire France, Algeria, Morocco, United MMSH - leader critique de la Méditerranée - 2009 Kingdom In 2009, the ALF in partnership with French member Caroline Fourest of France is a member of Association Clowns sans Solidarite Laique, organised a seminar on ‘Middle East: the Advisory Council of the Anna Lindh Un pont de sourires entre la France et l'Egypte - 2009 Egypt 84 Frontières - leader 85 Art of Peace Building and Dialogue’ with civil society Foundation actors and artists on the Israeli-Palestinian issue. The Théâtre en Méditerranée - Les Balkans - 2009 Biladi Rolling Theatre - leader France Anna Lindh Forum preparation meeting on Youth was Association P.O.C "Portes Mare Nostrum, les aventures de Juha - 2009 Algeria, Italy, Morocco also coordinated in Strasbourg (2010) in partnership Ouverte Consolat" - leader with the Council of Europe on Euro-Med Youth Policies Roots and Branches - Empathy and Population Association Musical'Isle - Cyprus, Morocco on Intercultural Dialogue. In the field of media, the Flows - 2010 leader ALF organised the preparation meeting of the first Euro-Med Media Leaders Forum (2010) in partnership Laaroussa - 2010 Muzaq - leader Tunisia with TV5 Monde, the European Broadcasting Union Mémoire de l’émigration algérienne à Marseille - Touiza Solidarite - leader Algeria and the Arab State Broadcasting Union. Moreover the 2010 Network has prepared a ‘Ville et Diversite’ seminar in the framework of the common operation and a ‘Tour Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants de France’ of the Combatants for Peace. Egypt: 19 Belgium: 5 Belgium: 5 Syria: 3 Others: 11 Germany: 5 Greece: 3 United Kingdom: 3 Egypt: 19 Tunisia: 14 Germany: 5 Turkey: 16 Turkey: 16 Italy: 25 Greece: 3 United Kingdom: 3 Italy: 25 Others: 11 Austria Action launched in the Jordan: 8 Bosnia and Herzegovina Tunisia: 14 France framework of the 1001 Lebanon: 18 Bulgaria Jordan: 8 Cyprus Actions for Dialogue Morocco: 34 Czech Republic campaign Syria: 3 Denmark Palestine: 7 Israel Spain: 10 Lebanon: 18 Montenegro Poland: 3 Romania Poland: 3 The Adventures of Joha Sweden Spain: 10 in the Mediterranean’ Palestine: 7 granted project by the ALF Morocco: 34 Projects Involving German civil society organisations / selection Germany Project German Organisation Partner countries Facilitating Youth Exchange in the Euro-Med Region AFS Interkulturelle Egypt, Italy, Turkey - 2006 Begegnungen e.v. - leader Milan Sladek’s Mime Theatre MozartFest: Reaching Youth through Music - 2006 Malta, Palestine, Israel, Austria The ALF Network in Germany collaborated on large- of Cologne - partner scale cross-cultural dialogue programmes with 146 civil society organisations have been LEADing for Peace - 2006 Dialogue lab e.V. - partner Israel, Palestine, Italy civil society partners in countries including Egypt, involved in the German Network Israel, Lebanon, Palestine and Turkey. The model of Euro-Med Film Festival - 2006 Goethe Institute - partner Palestine, Lebanon, France Network management is with the Goethe Institute 32 German civil society organisations led and partnered in transnational Stiftung Zentrum Fur as Head of Network in tandem with a member Programme for the study of Islam in Europe - 2006 Egypt, Czech Republic, Jordan, Cyprus organisation elected every year. intercultural projects supported by the Turkeistudien - partner Applied arts - design in the euro-mediterranean Goethe-Institute e.V. Anna Lindh Foundation Egypt, Morocco, Jordan, Portugal Between 2006 and 2007, the ALF took part in the region - 2007: GERMANY - leader 45 new projects mobilised by ALF Deutsche Gesellschaft für Council of Europe’s flagship Pestalozzi Programme DGAP 11th International Summer School - 2007 Israel, Spain, Turkey through the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ Auswärtige Politik e.V. - leader for the Training of Education Professionals through campaign Kreisau-Initiative Berlin e.V. - seminars in Donaueschingen: Coping with Cultural LEAVING PLACES – SHAPING PLACES - 2007 Israel, Poland, Turkey More than 100 young people participated leader Diversity in the School and out of School (2006), and World University Service, Media Skills Development for Dialogue - 2007 Denmark, Israel, Palestine 116th workshop on New Competences (2007). In the in the ‘Euro-Mediterranean Youth Wiesbaden - partner Parliament’ ,co-organised by the Goethe framework of the Germany Presidency of the EU in Kreisau-Initiative Berlin e.V. - MIGRATION-CULTURE-IDENTITY - 2010 Israel, Poland, Turkey 2007, the ALF’s annual Heads of Network meeting was Institute and the ALF with the support of leader hosted in Berlin as well as the very first Euro-Med Youth the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs Berber Panjur - Monologue in the dark - 2009 Artscenico e.V. - leader Germany Parliament which brought together young people Over 100 opinion leaders and civil from across the region. Cultural Partnerships: Youths create Intercultural Bildungswerk anderes lernen society representatives present during Palestine, Spain the German Network debate and lauuch Perspectives for Palestine - 2009 e.V. - leader Heinrich Boell foundation - Lebanon, Palestine, Portugal, Turkey, In 2010, the final preparation meeting for the Anna of the Anna Lindh Report Research-based Art // Art-based Research - 2009 Lindh Forum was held in Munich in partnership leader United Kingdom Effective communication for the people with special with the Network and focused on the theme of 24 civil society organisations were Caritas Germany - partner Egypt, France, Lebanon, Jordan, Tunisia ‘Cities, Migrants and Diversity: Valuing Diversity, represented at the Anna Lindh Forum need - 2009 Slovenia, Italy, Greece, Jordan, Understanding Migration’ in May 2010 the Heinrich Mediterraneum United - 2009 SCI Germany - partner Palestine, Poland, Syria 86 Boell -Foundation (Schleswig Holstein and Berlin) and 87 “Radius of Art” supported and organised the tour for Berber Panjur - Monologue in the dark - 2009 AMBER festival - partner Turkey the Euro-Med Award winners ‘Combatants for Peace’ Cultural Partnerships: Youths create Intercultural Departement of Culture and Palestine, Spain with Kreisau Initiative and journalist Farah Lenser. Perspectives for Palestine - 2009 Further Education - partner Discovering Diversity. An integrative approach Verband der Geschichtslehrer Netherlands, Denmark, Morocco, Through the ALF support scheme, the German Network towards the history of migration - 2009 Deutschland e.V - partner Poland, Slovak Rep., Turkey organised in April 2011 a series of events entitled Muthesius academy of fine Lebanon, Palestine, Portugal, Turkey, research-based art // art-based research - 2009 ‘Mediterranean on the Spot’ which included lectures, arts and design - partner United Kingdom panel discussions and cultural events with guests from countries including Egypt, Algeria, Israel, Palestine and Tunisia in the context of the social uprisings in the Arab region. Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants

Denmark: 3 Egypt: 11 Belgium: 3 Belgium: 3 Spain: 7 France: 6 Denmark: 3 Turkey: 15 ‘Research based Art Others: 18 – Art Based Research’ Israel: 11 Egypt: 11 United Kingdom: 3 supported by the ALF France: 6 Others: 18 United Austria Kingdom: 3 Italy: 4 Israel: 11 Bosnia and Herzegovina Italy: 4 Cyprus Czech Republic Germany Jordan: 5 Jordan: 5 Greece Turkey: 15 Malta Lebanon: 10 Montenegro Lebanon: 10 Slovak Republic Morocco: 3 Slovenia Sweden Spain: 7 Morocco: 3 Palestine: 22 Syria The Netherlands Portugal: 3 Poland: 5 Promotional material Tunisia launched by the German Poland: 5 Palestine: 22 Portugal: 3 Network Projects Involving Greek civil society organisations Greece Project Greek Organisation Partner countries The Mediterranean Food Educational Project - 2006 MOI ECSDE - leader Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco, Italy, Jordan

Med-Youth Creating A sustainable Med-Future - Turkey, Italy, Egypt, Poland, Belgium, Mediterranean SOS - leader The Greek Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation 2006 Jordan, Palestine established new partnerships through the ALF Intercultural exchanges for equal oppertunities - Athens Network of 143 civil society organisations have been Turkey, Italy, Egypt Grant Programme with civil society groups in involved in the Greek Network 2006 collaborating experts - leader countries including Egypt, Italy, Jordan, Morocco, Flying carpets, women across Mediterranean - 2006 ANCE - partner Italy, Egypt, Palestine Palestine, Tunisia and Turkey; the Network has been 19 Greek civil society organisations were either leaders or partners in transnational Center for women and peace coordinated since 2005 by the Hellenic Foundation Le Verbe au Feminin - 2006 France, Morocco, Algeria for Culture in Athens. intercultural projects supported by the for Balkan countries - partner Anna Lindh Foundation Intercultural dialogue on violance against women - ANTIGONE - partner Cyprus, Morocco, Egypt 2006 In the framework of the ALF’s ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’, Italy, Jordan, Egypt and Palestine are Résidences méditerranéennes de musiques du the Greek Network organised dialogue actions, ranging En Chordais - partner France, Tunisia, Morocco the countries that the Greek civil society monde traditionnelles - 2006 from awareness-making activities on Balkan cultures organisations have most partnered with to Mediterranean food projects, and coordinated with through the Anna Lindh Grant Programme War Gifts - 2006 University of Athens – partner Italy, Syria, Jordan the Ministry of Culture the Euro-Med Dialogue Night in Athens with more than 2000 participants; in the 21 new projects mobilised by ALF through War Gifts - 2006 Epimelitirio Zakintoi - partner Italy, Syria, Jordan the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign framework of the first Euro-Med Ministerial Meeting on EUROMED Sustainable Community Connections - AWISH Hellas - leader Italy, Jordan, Palestine, Tunisia Culture, the ALF held the Journalist Award Ceremony The 2007 ALF Euro-Med Award was 2007 2008 and with the Network co-organised the Regional Belgium, Algeria, Denmark, Egypt, Italy, bestowed to Rodi Kratsa Tsagaropoulou Euromedcafe - 2007 En Chordais - partner meeting ‘Dialogue in Action’ on intercultural dialogue (Greece), first Vice President of the European Lebanon which brought together media and civil society from Drama as a Context for Learning – International Panhellenic Association of Parliament Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, UK 30 countries. Summer School - 2007 Teaching Drama - partner In May 2008, the Awarding Ceremony of EUROMED Sustainable Community Connections - SD-MED - partner Italy, Jordan, Palestine, Tunisia In 2009, the Network hosted the ALF regional training the ALF Journalist Award was held at the 2007 Euro-Med Ministerial in Athens Egypt, France, Jordan, Lebanon, seminar for multipliers in Thessalonica which focused Youth X change in the Mediterranean - 2009 MOI ECSDE - leader Morocco, Spain, Syria, Tunisia on capacity-building for intercultural dialogue projects, 11 Greek civil society organisations were and ALF hosted in Rhodes the preparation meeting on 2nd Generation Immigrants: Citizens without rights Athens Network of Italy, Jordan, Palestine, Romania, Spain, represented at the Anna Lindh Forum 2010 Festival - 2009 Collaborating Experts - leader Turkey, Egypt 88 ‘Creativity, Mobility and Dialogue’ for the Anna Lindh 89 Overcoming Prejudices and Restoring Trust in Rum Dimitriz Pierodes and Aliki Moschis-Gauget Cyclope Production - partner Turkey Forum 2010 with 50 participants working in arts and Minority - 2009 culture. The Greek Network was also represented in have been members of the ALF Advisory Hellenic association of Spain, Algeria, Egypt, Italy, Netherlands, Coommittee (2005-08) and Advisory Peace Bag for EuroMed Youth - 2009 the ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges’ mission to Israel informatics - partner Poland, Romania, Tunisia, Turkey (...) Council (2008-11) respectively and Palestine after the Gaza War. During 2010 and Facilitating Political Dialogue in the Baltico- international centre for the Croatia, Estonia, Finland, Israel, Morocco 2011, the Greek Network hosted the multi-country ALF Mediterranean Axis - 2009 Bmack Sea studies - partner exhibition ‘Faces of the Mediterranean’ in partnership Slovenia, Italy, Germany, Jordan, Mediterraneum United - 2009 SCI Hellas - partner with the ALF Networks of Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Palestine, Poland, Syria Greece, Lebanon and Montenegro, which focused on scenes from everyday life in the Mediterranean. 2011 also saw the ‘First Corfu Arabian World Festival’ which aimed to promote the cross-cultural dialogue at the Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants local level. The Greek Network hosted roundtable discussions and debates about the first Anna Lindh Belgium: 2 Algeria: 4 Egypt: 9 Report in April and May 2011. Algeria: 4 Spain: 3 Others: 9 Finland: 2 France: 3 Belgium: 2 Syria: 4 Euro-Mediterranean Dialogue Night in Egypt: 9 The Netherlands: 2 Turkey: 5 Athens in 2008 Finland: 2 Tunisia: 6

Italy: 17 France: 3 Turkey: 5 Tunisia: 6 Italy: 17 Others: 9 The Greece Bulgaria Netherlands: 2 Jordan: 13 Croatia Syria: 4 Lebanon: 4 Cyprus Denmark Spain: 3 Morocco: 6 Estonia Germany Romania: 2 Israel Jordan: 13 Palestine: 9 Poland: 3 Slovenia ‘Faces of the Poland: 3 United Kingdom Mediterranean’ photo Palestine: 9 Lebanon: 4 Romania: 2 exhibition Morocco: 6 Projects Involving Hungarian civil society organisations Hungary Project Hungarian Organisation Partner countries Hungarian Museum of Trade Gate to East Festival and Web Portal - 2007 Israel, Italy, Jordan, Poland and Hospitality - leader EMSF: Dialogue Meetings & Knowledge Hungarian Commission for Austria, Denmark, Israel, Jordan, The ALF Hungarian Network has been involved in Management - 2007 UNESCO - partner Lebanon, Netherland launching new intercultural dialogue programmes Hungarian Commission for Austria, Denmark, Israel, Netherlands, 51 civil society organisations have been ARTiculating Values - 2009 with civil society groups in countries including involved in the Hungarian Network UNESCO - partner Turkey Hungarian Institute of Czech Republic, Poland, Slovak Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey, Czech Republic, Austria, Muslims living in Visegrad countries - 2010 Israel and Poland; the Network is managed by the 5 Hungarian civil society organisations International Affairs - partner Republic, Syria were either leaders or partners in Corvinus University of Czech Republic, Poland, Slovak Hungarian Museum of Trade and Hospitality. Muslims living in Visegrad countries - 2010 transnational intercultural projects Budapest - partner Republic, Syria The first Euro-Med event coordinated by ALF in Hungary supported by the Anna Lindh Foundation was the ‘Anna Lindh Training for Trainers’ seminar on 25 new projects mobilised by ALF project development and partnership-building, which through the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ Participation in Regional Campaigns took place in Budapest in April 2007; the seminar was campaign co-organised with the Ministry of Cultural Heritage Project Organisation Campaign and the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs, Czech Republic, Austria, Israel and Poland brought together 18 representatives from 9 National are the countries that the Hungarian civil Euro Med intercultural dialogue Programme series Tilos Cultural Foundation 1001 Actions for Dialogue society organisations most partnered Networks, and led to new pedagogical training tools Rhythm and Sound Amarant Association 1001 Actions for Dialogue to support Network capacity-building. In 2008, the with through the Anna Lindh Grant Programme youth activity ‘Euro-Mediterranean Training Course Exhibit yourself- and yout mates! Multi-Culture Association 1001 Actions for Dialogue for Multipliers active in Human Rights Education and In October 2008, the Anna Lindh Monoculturs and Multiculturs in the neighbourhood Conflict Resolution’ was organised in Hungary in the Foundation organised the training course Artemisszio Foundation 1001 Actions for Dialogue joint framework on youth partnership established by and communities for multipliers active in Human Rights Hungarian Museum of Trade the Council of Europe and the European Commission, Our Meetings 1001 Actions for Dialogue Education and Conflict Resolution in the and Tourism and partnered in by the ALF; as a follow-up to the Youth centre in Budapest Sham Cultural Public training course, ALF launched its publication ‘Good Departure Point 1001 Actions for Dialogue 11 Hungarian civil society organisations Foundation Practices for Trainers on Conflict Resolution and Mahatma Gandhi Human were represented at the Anna Lindh Cultural Programmes in Prisons 1001 Actions for Dialogue Cultural Cooperation’ in English, Arabic and French. Rights Organisation 90 Forum 2010 held in Barcelona 91 Tűzraktér- Art Sector MADE- Art against discrimination 1001 Actions for Dialogue Also in 2008, the Hungarian Network actively Foundation participated in the ALF’s ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ 13th Danube Carnival International Multicultural Duna Art Company 1001 Actions for Dialogue campaign, mobilising new Initiatives such as internet Festival radio broadcasts on interfaith dialogue in partnership Hungarian Museum of Trade Common Routes of Euro Mediterranean Music 1001 Actions for Dialogue with Tilos Cultural Foundation, and the ‘Exhibit and Tourism Yourself!’ exhibition on cultural diversity with youth Restore Trust between Roma and Hungarian Pupils Eurotender Association Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges from Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Turkey, Portugal, Poland and Hungary. During 2008, the Hungarian Network hosted in addition the photo exhibition ‘Les Murmurs’ produced by young Lebanese artist and ALF’s Euro- Med Dialogue Award Winner, Rima Maroun. Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants

Austria: 4 Turkey: 1 Austria: 4 Rima Maroun exhibition The Netherlands: 2 Czech Republic: 6 in Budapest Denmark: 2 Czech Israel: 3 Syria: 2 Republic: 6 Italy: 1 Hungary Jordan: 2 Slovakia: 2 Lebanon: 1 Poland: 3 Denmark: 2 Slovakia: 2 Poland: 3 Syria: 2 Training course on The Netherlands: 2 Israel: 3 Conict Resolution and Lebanon: 1 Turkey: 1 Human rights education Jordan: 2 Italy: 1 Ireland

The ALF Network in Ireland launched and partnerrd in trans-Mediterranean Initiatives related to conflict 35 civil society organisations have been resolution and peace culture, and taking place in the involved in the Irish Network fields of education and artistic creation. The Network is coordinated by the Triskel Arts Centre, one of the In 2009, the Irish network member oldest multi-disciplinary arts centres in Ireland. organisation Insaka partnered in the project entitled ‘Teaching the Anatomy of In 2006, the Irish Head of Network benefited from the Peace’ to sport instructors and the creation ALF internship programme as a resource to support the of a network with Cyprus, Bulgaria, Israel initial network development and capacity-building. and Morocco During 2008, in the framework of the ‘1001 Actions for 4 new projects mobilised by ALF through Dialogue’ campaign, the ALF sponsored a number of the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign new initiatives in Ireland, including ‘Hip-Hop Exchange’ which brought the Palestinian hip-hop group Ramallah The Irish organisation Cork Diocesan Youth Underground to Dublin to take part in a Programme Council has organised a series of activities of cultural performances and participatory workshops entitled ‘STOP JUDGING ME!’ in the context with Irish young people. The following year, in March of the ‘Restore Trust , Rebuild Bridges’ 2009, Network member the ‘National Youth Council Campaign. Each activity involves from 300 of Ireland’ held a training workshop on ‘Funding to 500 youth (13-18 years old) from different Development Education in Youth Work’ focused on social, religious and political backgrounds supporting civil society groups in improving the in order to promote understanding and a quality of their projects and partnerships at a local and spirit of coexistence between immigrant trans-Mediterranean level. and non-immigrant communities 9 Irish civil society organisations were In October 2010, Irish civil society representatives took represented at the Anna Lindh Forum 2010 part in the ALF Forum on Non-Violence held in Napoli held in Barcelona 93 in partnership with the Foundation’s Italian Network and bringing together former combatants, social activists and cultural operators from different Euro- Med countries. In 2011, in the framework of the ALF’s Network Support Scheme, the Irish Network launched ‘Hip Hop to Cork’, organised by the Head of Irish Network with members the National Youth Council of Ireland, Song School, GMC, the Chester Beatty Library, the event represented the culmination of a Programme of youth cultural workshops which took part across the country with a focus on promoting intercultural dialogue through music and hip-hop.

Meeting of the Irish National Network

Local Action developed in the framework of “Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges” Projects Involving Israeli civil society organisations / selection Israel Project Israeli Organisation Partner countries Young Israeli Forum for LEADing for Peace - 2006 Germany, Palestine, Italy Cooperation - leader The Fellowship Society of the Week of Global Education - 2006 Italy, Palestine, Spain, The ALF Network in Israel has launched and Salesian Graduates - partner partnered in trans-Mediterranean intercultural EuroMediterranean School Forum "Intercultural Israel National Commission 188 civil society organisations have been Austria, Lebanon, Denmark dialogue programmes on peace and coexistence, involved in the Israeli Network Dialogue" - 2006 for UNESCO - partner media, interfaith dialogue and Mediterranean Crossing Borders Dialogue Among teachers - 2006 Givat Haviva - partner Denmark, Finland, Palestine identity. The Network is coordinated by the Van Leer 31 Israeli civil society organisations were either leaders or partners in transnational The Peres Center for Peace - Jerusalem Institute. Title Illuminating Picasso's Dove of Peace - 2007 Malta, Palestine, Spain intercultural projects supported by the leader Anna Lindh Foundation In 2006, the Israeli Network was involved in organising Gate to East Festival and Web Portal - 2007 Neve Habeduim - partner Hungary, Italy, Jordan, Poland information and training meetings with members from Palestine, Italy, Germany and Austria are Promoting Moran Choir Beit across the country, with a focus on networking and Vox Pacis – Voice Of Freedom - 2007 Sweden, Estonia,Palestine the countries that the Israeli civil society Yizhak - partner partnership-building in the Euro-Med region. In the organisations have most partnered with Youth Forum Israel Ashdod - I Have A Dream - 2007 France, Italy, Palestine framework of the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign through the Anna Lindh Grant Programme partner 2008, grass-root actions – including the Initiative The Young Israeli Forum for 16 new projects mobilised by ALF through DGAP 11th International Summer School - 2007 Germany, Spain, Turkey ‘My Grandfather’s Heritage’ – focused on addressing Cooperation - partner issues of cultural heritage with young people. In 2009, the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign Leaving Places – Shaping Places - 2007 Hebrew University - partner Germany, Poland, Turkey following the launch of the ALF’s ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild 4 Israeli Journalist granted the Anna Lindh Bridges’ Initiative, Israeli civil society developed local Building A United Negev Youth Leadership Forum - Foundation Journalist Award between Shatil - leader UK and regional cooperation projects, including ‘Negev 2006 and 2010 2009 Unplugged! Bedouin and Jewish citizens learn together Interfaith encounter Euro-Mediterranean Abrahamic Forum - 2009 Belgium, Jordan, Palestine, Poland about sustainable development’; ‘Return to Haifa’; and In 2010, the Organisation ‘Friends of the association - leader Earth of Middle East’ granted the Anna Social Transformation in Inter-cultural Conflict - Young Israeli forum for the large-scale cultural event ‘Border Line; including Austria, Germany, Palestine academic debates on Mediterranean identities and Lindh Foundation Euro-Med Award Israel and Palestine - 2009 cooperation YIFC - partner Facilitating Political Dialogue in the Baltico- Croatia, Estonia, Finland, Greece, artistic performances held on the border line between IPCRI Israel Palestine - partner 5 Israeli civil society organisations Mediterranean Axis - 2009 Morocco the towns of Bat Yam and Jaffa. represented at the Anna Lindh Forum Israel Commission for Austria, Denmark, Hungary, ARTiculating Values - 2009 2010 held in Barcelona UNESCO - partner Netherlands, Turkey 94 In 2010, the initiative ‘Euro-Mediterranean Abrahamic 95 Teaching the Anatomy of Peace to sport instructors PeacePlayers international- Alisa Simha Ginio and Ron Barkai of Israel Cyprus, Bulgaria, Ireland, Morocco Forum’, led by an Israeli Network member with partners and the creation of a network - 2009 Middle East - partner from Belgium, Jordan, Palestine and Poland, came to have been members of the ALF Advisory fruition with a series of activities involving religious Committee (2005-08) and Advisory Point of views' Ambassadors - 2009 Hand in Hand Center - partner Italy Council (2008-11) respectively leaders and interfaith practitioners, focused on Israël – Palestine : quelles voix, quelles voies pour Activestills collective - partner Luxembourg, Palestine reinforcing harmonious relations between Christians, renouer le dialogue? - 2009 Jews and Muslims. Israeli civil society has also been Raising awareness on the issue of displacement in ICAHD - leader Italy, United Kingdom recognized through the ALF’s award Programmes: Israel and the Palestinian Territory - 2010 Journalists Yoav Stern, Gideon Levy, Lisa Goldman From Shiloah to Silwan - 2010 Emek Shaveh - leader Germany, Palestine and Izhar Beerare won the Anna Lindh Journalist Prize for Reporting across Cultures, and the organisations Combatants for Peace and Ecopeace, which are both Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants co-led by Israeli citizens, have won the ALF Euro-Med Dialogue Award. Belgium: 2 Austria: 9 Bulgaria: 2 Denmark: 6 Austria: 9 Palestine: 15 Cultural Initiative in Others: 9 Egypt: 2 Belgium: 2 Poland: 4 Israel in the framework Estonia: 2 of ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild United Kingdom: 3 Finland: 2 Bulgaria: 2 Spain: 5 Bridges’ Denmark: 6 The Netherlands: 2 Turkey: 6 Germany: 10 Egypt: 2 Turkey: 6 The Netherlands: 2 Estonia: 2 United Kingdom: 3 Finland: 2 Spain: 5 Israel Hungary: 3 Others: 9 Germany: 10 Algeria Croatia Poland: 4 Hungary: 3 Cyprus Italy: 11 France Italy: 11 Greece Jordan: 7 Ireland Portugal Palestine: 15 Luxemburg: 6 Malta: 3 Romania National Initiative Jordan: 7 Sweden Morocco: 5 launched by the Israeli Morocco: 5 Malta: 3 Lebanon: 2 Network Luxemburg: 6 Projects Involving Italian civil society organisations / selection Italy Project Italian Organisation Partner countries Zalab TV - 2006 "Lunaria - leader ” Tunisia, Spain, Palestine

Centro Studi ed Iniziative Euromed gender connexion - 2006 Egypt, Estonia, Jordan The Italian ALF Network launched and partnered Europei - leader in regional cooperation projects financed by the Mediterranean women course on development - Centro di Educazione 419 civil society organisations have been Tunisia, France, Lebanon Foundation and focused on cross-cultural dialogue; involved in the Italian Network 2006 Sanitaria - leader Associazione Carovana S.M.I - the Network is coordinated by the Napoli-based Mare di Danza (Danse en Mer) - 2006 Turkey, Egypt, France Fondazione Mediterraneo in cooperation with 18 67 Italian civil society organisations were leader either leaders or partners in transnational "Eufonia Societa Cooperative regional coordinators. War Gifts - 2006 Egypt, Spain, Turkey, Cyprus intercultural projects supported by the - leader ” Anna Lindh Foundation Associazione Culturale In December 2005, the ALF organised in Naples, in Going Public '06. Atlante Mediterraneo - 2006 Egypt, Spain, Turkey, Cyprus partnership with the Italian Network Head, the first aMAZElab - leader Egypt, France, Morocco, Jordan and Turkey Volontariato Internazionale ‘Euro-Med Youth Workshop’ with 70 young people. Week of Global Education - 2006 Israel, Palestine, Spain are the countries that the Italian civil per lo sviluppo - leader The following year, in 2006, the ALF and Network co- society organisations most partnered with Nourriture et interculture dans l’expérience CFP Comune di Pavia - leader France, Morocco, Tunisia launched the first edition of the Euro-Med Dialogue through the Anna Lindh Grant Programme migratoire - 2007 Award, a region-wide prize to raise the visibility of cross- cultural leaders. For 2008’s ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ 261 new projects mobilised by ALF Funduq, héritage, recherche et création - 2007 AGLAIA - partner Belgium, Algeria, Tunisia through the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign, following the initial phase of mobilisation, Fondazione Laboratorio Belgium, Algeria, Denmark, Egypt, Euromedcafe - 2007 the ALF received in the opening month of the Initiative campaign Mediterraneo - partner Greece, Lebanon over 200 proposed dialogue actions, ranging from Tahqiq Sahafi : Journalisme culturel et enquêtes en France, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, In 2009, Ennio Remondino, a senior Babelmed - leader theatre events and story-telling workshops in Lecce correspondent at the Rai TV won the Anna Méditerranée - 2009 Turkey to dance festivals in Rome; in the framework of ‘1001 JAM: Jeunesse Artistique de la Meditérranée - L'Art Associazione Culturale Link - Lindh Foundation Journalist Award Algeria, Jordan, Spain, Turkey, Morocco Actions’, the ALF also organised in Italy the Euro-Med Comme Moyen Pour la Paix - 2009 leader 57 Italian civil society organisations were Opportunities Aid Foundation Youth Forum on Water and Intercultural Dialogue in The Rights Perspective - 2009 Egypt, Lithuania, Turkey cooperation with Paralleli Institute and supported the represented at the ALF 2010 held in - leader Barcelona Organizzazione "il Germoglio" ‘Manipulations of Peace’ intiative with young artists Point of views' Ambassadors - 2009 Israel from Egypt, Israel and Palestine. In 2008, the Network - leader Salvatore Bono and Amabassador Lucio Circolo Culturale Africa - hosted in Naples the Advisory Council meeting. Guerrato of Italy have been members www.euromedradio.org portal - 2009 Israel, Morocco, Palestine, Spain 96 leader 97 of the ALF Advisory Committee (2005- For ALF’s 2009 Initiative, ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild 08) and Advisory Council (2008-11) Les Ondes pour la Méditerranée - 2009 CO.PE.A.M - partner Tunisia, Algeria, France, Morocco, Bridges’, the Network launched ‘The Bridge for Euro- respectively Med Dialogue’ which consisted of several Initiatives ADYAN understanding - 2009 IFIIE - partner France, Lebanon, Poland, Syria, for peace and cultural diversity. In the framework Through Desert and Sea Migratory journeys towards Servizio Civile Internazionale Israel, Egypt, Morocco of the ALF’s Journalist Award, Reporting across Mediterrenean cities - 2010 - leader Cultures, winning Italian journalists have included Lives Re-Veiled: an enquire about veil across Istituto Paralleli - leader Israel, Egypt, Morocco Annalisa Monfreda of the GEO Italia magazine for Mediterranean - 2010 her article about the Albanian migrants to Italy, and There is here: citizenship(s) of Morrocan migrant Associazione “Orlando” - Morocco Ennio Remondino of Rai TV for his reportage about women - 2010 leader religious ethnicities coexisting in Turkey. In October 2010, the ALF and Italian Network Head co-organised Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants the seminar on non-violence with social activists, Belgium: 3 educators and former combatants from Euro-Med Bulgaria: 3 Algeria: 14 Cyprus: 3 countries. Algeria: 14 Romania: 4 Others: 10 Egypt: 33 Belgium: 3 Spain: 20 Dialogue through Turkey: 21 non-violence seminar in Bulgaria: 3 Syria: 6 Naples Cyprus: 3 The Netherlands: 6 France: 25 Tunisia: 13 Egypt: 33 Tunisia: 13 The France: 25 Turkey: 21 Netherlands: 6 Germany: 4 Germany: 4 Others: 10 Syria: 6 Italy Greece: 17 Bosnia and Herzegovina Greece: 17 Israel: 15 Denmark Estonia Spain: 20 Jordan: 21 Hungary Lebanon: 10 Lithuania Romania: 4 Israel: 15 Montenegro Poland: 7 Morocco: 25 Slovenia Palestine: 18 Sweden Jordan: 21 United Kingdom Publication of the Italian Palestine: 18 Poland: 7 Network (2005-2010) Morocco: 25 Lebanon: 10 Projects Involving Jordanian civil society organisations / selection Jordan Project Jordanian Organisation Partner countries Friends of Culture Jordanian UK, Turkey, Poland, Spain, Italy,Egypt, Rainbow of Music - 2006 Forum/ AS.HAB - leader France, Morocco Med-Youth Creating A sustainable Med-Future - Friends of Earth Middle East – Greece, Turkey, Italy, Egypt, Poland, The coordinator of the Jordanian National Network 2006 ECOPEACE - partner Belgium, Palestine is the Royal Institute for Inter-Faith Studies (RIIFS), The Royal Institute of Inter- Egypt, Czech Republic, Germany, 54 civil society organisations have been Programme for the study of Islam in Europe - 2006 appointed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in involved in the Jordanian Network Faith Studies - partner Cyprus Center for Strategic Studies - November 2010. The Institute was also a runner-up The Mediterranean “Brain Drain” - 2006 Cyprus, Turkey, Italy in the first edition of the Anna Lindh Foundation’s 39 Jordanian civil society organisations were partner either leaders or partners in transnational Choreographic platform for dance development - Performing Arts Center Noor Euro-Med Dialogue Award launched in 2006 on the Denmark, Sweden, Egypt theme of interfaith dialogue and voted upon by civil intercultural projects supported by the 2006 Al Hussien - partner Anna Lindh Foundation HAKAYA: The centrality of stories for art, dialogue, The Arab Education Forum - society Networks in more than 30 countries. Denmark, France, Denmark and life - 2007 leader Italy, Egypt, Palestine and the Netherlands Drama as a Context for Learning – At the start of 2007, the ALF organised in Amman, Gate to East Festival and Web Portal - 2007 Hungary, Israel, Italy, Poland are the countries that the Jordanian civil International Summer School - 2007 in partnership with the Network, a national training society organisations have most partnered Drama as a Context for Learning – International The Arab Education Forum - Palestine, Greece, Lebanon, UK for NGOs and civil society groups which included with through the Anna Lindh Grant Summer School - 2007 partner components on: networking and new media tools; the Programme EMSF: Dialogue Meetings & Knowledge Friends of Archaeology and Austria, Denmark, Hungary, development of transnational project proposals in the 18 new projects mobilised by ALF through Management - 2007 Heritage - partner Israel,Lebanon, Netherland field of media, culture and education; sharing good Euromed Sustainable Community Connections - Land and Human to Advocate the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign Greece, Italy,Palestine, Tunisia practice in cross-cultural dialogue work; a simulation 2007 Progress (LHAP) - partner of project evaluation and monitoring. The ALF also The Arab education forum - Jordan, Egypt, France, Jordan, Lebanon, 25 educators from 20 countries attended Istikshaf: exploring mobility - 2009 organised in Amman in 2007 a seminar on ‘Linguistic the ‘Teacher Training Workshop’ on ‘How to leader Sweden Awareness of Cultures’ and the teacher training Al-Balqa Applied University - Use New Teaching Materials on Religious Compass To Multi-Culturarism - 2009 Cyprus workshop on ‘How to Use New Teaching Materials on Diversity in the Classroom’ in Amman partner JAM: Jeunesse Artistique de la Meditérranée - L’Art Religious Diversity in the Classroom’. Youth Spirit Center - partner Italy, Algeria, Turkey, Spain, Morocco 26 Jordanian civil society organisations Comme Moyen Pour la Paix - 2009 were represented at the Anna Lindh Forum Land and human to advocate Greece, Egypt, France,Lebanon, Jordanian civil society has been actively involved in Youth X change in the Mediterranean - 2009 developing, leading and partnering in transnational 2010 progress - partner Morocco, Spain, Syria, Tunisia projects for intercultural dialogue (2006 to 2011), Effective communication for the people with special Family and friend’s people Egypt, France, Germany, Lebanon, Jordanian Taher Nashat Masri and need - 2009 with special needs - partner Tunisia 98 creating partnerships with organisations in more 99 Ambassador Rowaida AL-Ma’aitah have Slovenia, Italy, Germany, Jordan, Mediterraneum United - 2009 Bridges for peace - partner than 30 Euro-Mediterranean countries; projects have been members of the ALF Advisory Palestine, Poland, Syria focused on the field of education, youth, artistic Committee (2005-08) and Advisory Council creation and academic cooperation. In May 2011, (2008-11) respectively Euro-Mediterranean Abrahamic Forum - 2009 Youth spirit center - partner Israel, Belgium, Palestine, Poland the Jordanian Network organised its first common Dance Refl-action: Pedagogy of contemeporary Al Balad theatre - partner Lebanon, Italy, Egypt, Netherlands action Alwan Baladna festival in collaboration with the dance in the Euro-Mediterranean - 2009 Network members and under the patronage of HRH Euro-Mediterranean Academy for Young Journalists Arab Women Media Center – Netherlands, Egypt, Morocco, Palestine Prince El Hassan bin Talal. The same month saw the Amsterdam - 2009 AWMC - partner ALF organise the first Euro-Med High-Level Meeting of The Role of Interfaith cooperation in immigrants’ The United Religions Initiative Belgium, Israel, Morocco, Romania Television Leaders at the Dead Sea in Jordan. integration - 2010 (URI) - leader Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants Austria: 3 Belgium: 8 Algeria: 7 Bulgaria: 5 The project ‘A Rainbow of Others: 5 Cyprus: 3 Algeria: 7 Palestine: 14 United Kingdom: 2 Denmark: 5 Music’ was supported by Austria: 3 Poland: 8 the ALF Turkey: 12 Egypt: 17 Belgium: 8 Romania: 6 Bulgaria: 5 Spain: 7 Tunisia: 8 Cyprus: 3 Sweden: 3 France: 8 Denmark: 5 Syria: 3 The Netherlands: Germany: 5 Egypt: 17 The Netherlands: 14 14 France: 8 Tunisia: 8 Jordan Germany: 5 Turkey: 12 Syria: 3 Greece: 13 Sweden: 3 Greece: 13 United Kingdom: 2 Hungary: 2 Others: 5 Spain: 7 Hungary: 2 Israel: 7 Czech Republic Romania: 6 Israel: 7 Italy: 21 Estonia Malta Lebanon: 8 Poland: 8 Slovak Republic The Foundation organised Lithuania: 2 Slovenia Italy: 21 one of its teachers Palestine: 14 Morocco: 7 training Programme in Morocco: 7 Lebanon: 8 Amman Lithuania: 2 Latvia

The Latvian Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation works across the fields of culture, media, education 41 civil society organisations have been and youth. The Network is coordinated by the involved in the Latvian Network Agency for International Programmes for Youth. Egypt, Lithuania and Tunisia are the In the framework of the ALF’s ‘1001 Actions for countries that the Latvian civil society Dialogue’ campaign 2008, a number of new dialogue organisations partnered with through the actions were launched by Network members at the Anna Lindh Grant Programme local and regional level, including: ‘Dialogue Day’; 6 new projects mobilised by ALF through ‘CHOICE: Cultural Heritage, Origins, Imagination, the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign European collaboration’; ‘Let me try your culture’ and ‘The South meets North International Poetry In 2009, Vidzeme University of Applied Translation Workshop’. In 2009, the members of the Sciences one of the Latvian network Network organised an Intercultural Week entitled ‘On members led the ALF granted project the Other Side of the Mediterranean’, the main aim of ‘Baltic International Summer School: which was to provide the wider Latvian society with Intercultural Encounters in Eastern Europe information and awareness about the existing social and Mediterranean area’ and cultural diversity of countries in the Mediterranean In 9 Latvian cities, the festival entitled region. Week of the Euro-Med was implemented in the framework of the Network Through the ALF Grant Programme, the Latvian Strategic Development Scheme common organisation ‘Vidzeme University of Applied Sciences’ operations in February 2010 took part in 2010 in the ‘Baltic International Summer School: Intercultural Encounters in Eastern Europe and 3 civil society organisations were Mediterranean Area’; the programme, which centered represented at the Anna Lindh Forum on a two week summer school, brought together 2010 held in Barcelona 101 civil society groups from Latvia, Tunisia, Egypt and Latvian Karina Petersone is a member of Lithuania, combining academic teaching sessions the Advisory Council of the Anna Lindh with social cross-cultural activities. In the same year, Foundation the Latvian Network organised two training courses entitled ‘Do it with Euro-Med I/II’ for youth groups from across the country who expressed interest in cooperation work with groups from other Euro-Med countries; through the training, 40 participants had the opportunity to gain new knowledge and skills on how to create projects with Mediterranean partners, as well as getting a ‘Mediterranean sense’ by listening to music, learning dances and eating dishes from the region, and meeting with Mediterranean experts.

‘Summer Baltic School’, project supported by the ALF

‘Do it with the EuroMed’ Initiative of the Latvian Network Projects Involving Lebanese civil society organisations / selection Lebanon Project Lebanese Organisation Partner countries Platforme RAMI ‘Rencontres arts et multimedia Jeunes du theatre et du France, Egypt, Italy international’ - 2006 cinema - leader Al Jana Films Productions - Euro-Med Film Festival - 2006 Palestine, Germany, France The Lebanese Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation partner led and partnered in over 30 transnational projects, 80 civil society organisations have been EuroMediterranean School Forum ‘Intercultural Lebanese Commission for Austria, Denmark developing networks with civil society groups in 24 involved in the Lebanese Network Dialogue’ - 2006 UNESCO - partner Mediterranean women course on development - Center for Middle- Eastern countries including France, Egypt, Germany, Turkey Italy, Tunisia, France and Italy; projects carried out between 2006 and 33 Lebanese civil society organisations 2006 Strategic Studies - partner were either leaders or partners in Drama as a Context for Learning – International The Arab Theatre Training 2011 have included: youth theatre training and Palestine, Greece, Jordan, UK Initiatives for dialogue; a Euro-Med School Forum transnational intercultural projects Summer School - 2007 Center , Lebanese - partner supported by the Anna Lindh Foundation IDEAmed2007: ‘Identity and Education Across the College Saint Francois des and a regional drama summer school; and a region- Spain, Cyprus, Egypt, Italy Meditterranean’ - 2007 Peres Capucins - partner wide cultural journalism Programme. The Network is France, Egypt, Germany, Turkey and HAKAYA: The centrality of stories for art, dialogue, The Arab Theatre Training coordinated by the Lebanese National Commission Jordan, Denmark, Jordan Italy are the countries that the Lebanese and life - 2007 Center - partner for UNESCO. Netwrok most partnered with through the ENAWU – Electronic Network for Arab-West Center for Middle-Eastern Egypt, Czech Republic, France, Germany ALF Grant Programme Understanding - 2007 Strategic Studies - partner Between 2006 and 2007, the ALF launched training Societe Generale de Presse et activities for the Lebanese civil society on capacity 16 new projects mobilised by ALF through Avoir 20 ans en Méditerranée - 2007 Italy, Spain, Turkey the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign d'Editions S.A.L - partner building, networking and project proposal-writing. In Maqamat Theatre Dance - DBM – Mediterranean Dance Meetings - 2007 Portugal, Spain, Turkey education. The ALF organised in partnership with the 40 people attended in May 2009 the partner Lebanese Network a teacher training workshop about Teacher Training Workshop on Religious ADYAN understanding - 2009 ADYAN foundation - leader France, Italy, Poland, Syria, the ‘Challenges of Diversity at School in the Euro- Diversity in Beirut, organised by ALF with Med Region’ and a training about ‘Teaching Religious Dance Refl-action: Pedagogy of contemeporary The Arab Theatre Training the Head of Network in Lebanon Italy, Egypt, Jordan, Netherlands Diversity in Beirut’, 2009. In culture, the winner of the dance in the Euro-Mediterranean - 2009 Center - leader The 2006/07 ALF Cross-Border Initiative Fenix cities – art workshops and exhibitions in Stowarzyszenie Integracji 2008 Euro-Med Award was Rima Maroun, Lebanese Poland photographer for her project ‘Les Murmures’ who involved artists from South Lebanon Warsaw and Beirut - 2009 Kultury - leader Tahqiq Sahafi : Journalisme culturel et enquêtes en made an exhibition in Beirut in June 2009 with the 200 people attended the opening in Beirut l'Orient le Jour - partner France, Italy, Morocco, Palestine, Turkey Méditerranée - 2009 sponsorship of the EU Delegation. Also in 2009, the in 2009 of the exhibition of Rima Maroun, The Arab Theatre Training Jordan, Egypt, France, Jordan, Lebanon, Network organised, with the patronage of the Ministry Istikshaf: exploring mobility - 2009 Lebanese photographer and winner of the Center - partner Sweden 102 of Culture, the cultural ‘Dialogue Night Arts in Dialogue’ 103 Anna Lindh Euro-Med Dialogue Award for Makhzoumi Foundation - Greece, Egypt, France, Jordan, Morocco, Youth X change in the Mediterranean - 2009 with more than 400 people attending. 2008 partner Spain, Syria, Tunisia Effective communication for the people with special In 2010, the Lebanese Network organised over the 16 participants attended the Sea of Words El Zawrak - partner Egypt, France, Germany, Jordan, Tunisia creative writing workshop in Beirut in 2010 need - 2009 month of November a series of cultural events aimed 98 weeks research project - Germany, Palestine, Portugal, Turkey, Research-based Art // Art-based Research - 2009 at mobilising local civil society actors in favor of 18 Lebanese civil society organisations partner United Kingdom principles of diversity. One of the Lebanese Network Inter-Cultural Gathering Dedicated to Non-Violence Lebanese Association for Civil were represented at the Anna Lindh Forum Netherlands members, Assabil, hosted in May 2010 the creative 2010 held in the Arab Region - 2010 Rights - leader writing workshop for the winners of the second Arab Image Foundation - Re-Place Beirut - 2010 Germany edition of the Sea of Words international competition. Lebanese Antoine Messarra is a member leader The National Network coordinated a presentation for of the ALF Advisory Council the Anna Lindh Report on Intercultural Trends in Beirut Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants in November 2010. Belgium: 3 Austria: 3 Cyprus Traning course on Algeria: 2 Denmark: 4 Others: 2 Algeria: 2 Palestine: 9 ‘Teaching Religious United Kingdom: 5 Egypt: 13 Diversity’ in Beirut Austria: 3 Poland: 2 Turkey: 10 Belgium: 3 Portugal: 4 Cyprus Spain: 8 Tunisia: 3 The France: 18 Denmark: 4 Syria: 3 Netherlands: 3 Egypt: 13 The Netherlands: 3 Syria: 3 Lebanon France: 18 Tunisia: 3 Spain: 8 Germany: 10 Turkey: 10

Germany: 10 Greece: 4 United Kingdom: 5 Portugal: 4 Poland: 2 Italy: 10 Others: 2 Czech Republic Greece: 4 Jordan: 8 Workshop with the young Palestine: 9 Hungary writers awarded with Morocco: 8 the Sea of Words literary Morocco: 8 Italy: 10 competition in Beirut Jordan: 8 Lithuania Luxembourg

The Lithuanian Network of the Anna Lindh The Anna Lindh Foundation’s Network in Foundation, is actively promoting the intercultural 26 civil society organisations have been Luxembourg, promotes the intercultural dialogue 11 civil society organisations have been dialogue agenda in fields including international involved in the Lithuanian Network agenda across the fields of youth, arts, media involved in the Luxemourgian Network relations, media, culture and youth. The Network is and democratic participation. The Network is coordinated by the Association of Local Authorities 5 civil society organisations were either coordinated by the Centre culturel de Rencontre 6 civil society organisations were either in Lithuania. leaders or partners in transnational Abbaye de Neumünster. leaders or partners in transnational intercultural projects supported by the intercultural projects supported by the In the framework of the ALF’s campaign for the 2008 Anna Lindh Foundation Through the ALF Grant Programme, the Network Anna Lindh Foundation Euro-Med Year of Dialogue between Cultures – ‘1001 Egypt, Jordan and Tunisia are the has partnered in trans-national cooperation projects Palestine is the country that that the Actions for Dialogue’ – the Lithuanian Network was countries that the Lithuanian civil society with the Foundation’s Israeli and Palestinian Luxembourg Network organisations involved in launching a number of dialogue initiatives: organisations most partnered with National Networks, including the large-scale project: partnered with through the Anna Lindh ‘Creation of the future by discovering the past: through the Anna Lindh Grant Programme. ‘Israel – Palestine : quelles voix, quelles voies pour Grant Programme deionization of otherness’, organised by the Kedainiai renouer le dialogue?’ which consisted of a series of Regional Museum and focused on a series of youth 5 new projects mobilised by ALF through conferences and photo exhibitions. In the framework 15 new projects mobilised by ALF debates about the attitude of Lithuanian society the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign of the ALF’s ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign, the through the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign towards minorities and new challenges following EU In 2009, the Lithuanian Head of Network Luxembourg Network played a leading role through membership; and ‘Sea of Friendship’ which brought organised a training seminar entitled the organisation of a month-long Programme of 20 Euromed bloggers from 18 Euro- together Lithuanian, Israeli and Palestinian local the ‘Lithuania in the Euro-Med Context’ dialogue debates and cross-cultural activities. ‘1001’ Mediterranean countries were gathered authorities with a focus on cultural cooperation. in the framework of the Network projects included: the theatre Initiative ‘La Traversée in an interactive 2-day Euromed Bloggers Strategic Development Scheme common de la Mort’, which tackled the issue of why and how Training on Intercultural Dialogue In 2010, in the framework of ALF’s ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild operations people from southern Mediterranean countries are Bridges’ the Lithuanian network organisation ‘Culture willing to risk their lives to cross continents; and In May 2009, the Luxembourgian Head of Centre in Action’ has implemented the Initiative ‘For 5 civil society organisations represented the action ‘Luxembourg Downtown’, carried out by Network organised a common operation Tolerance’ which is about the creation of a website for at the Anna Lindh Forum 2010 held in Network member Atelier Zeralda and centred on a activity entitled ‘SALSALUX09 Congress’ the promotion of Intercultural Dialogue. Through the Barcelona dance performance involving youth from the outskirts in the context of the National Strategic 104 ALF’s Grant Programme (2010 to 2011), the project of the city of Luxembourg; the Network also produced support scheme 105 ‘Encouraging the Communication between Lithuanian a new publication capturing all the activities launched 5 civil society organisations were and Jordanian Organised Civil Societies’ was financed; in the Programme. represented at the Anna Lindh Forum the project was led by the Lithuanian organisation 2010 ‘Lietuvos Pramonininkų Konfederacija’ in partnership The following year, in 2009, the Network was involved with the Jordanian Young Entrepreneurs Association. in co-organising with the ALF the first meeting of Euro-Mediterranean young bloggers. The Initiative, which centred on a two day training course, brought together leading social media activists from 18 Euro- Med countries to share experiences in how blogging could be used as a tool for promoting cross-cultural Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants dialogue; one of the outcomes of the meeting was the initial design of the ALF resource ‘Bloggers for Dialogue’. Egypt: 2 Egypt: 2 Turkey: 1 Training course for Italy: 1 bloggers on intercultural Dialogue in 200 Italy: 1 Jordan: 2 Latvia: 1 Malta: 1 Morocco: 1 Tunisia: 2 Lithuania Jordan: 2 Poland: 1 Tunisia: 2 Turkey: 1 Latvia: 1 Concert developed in the Poland: 1 framework of the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ Morocco: 1 Malta: 1 campaign Malta Mauritania

The Maltese Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation The Mauritanian Network is one of the newest led and partnered in several new intercultural 33 civil society organisations have been ALF National Networks, created in 2008 following 22 civil society organisations have been dialogue programmes financed by the ALF and involved in the Maltese Network Mauritania’s entry to the Union for the Mediterranean. involved in the Mauritanian Network involving partners from the South and North of the Mediterranean, including ‘MozartFest: Reaching 5 civil society organisations were either The Network is coordinated by the National Library 5 Mauritanian civil society organisations Youth through Music, ‘WISE: Women Led Participation leaders or partners in transnational of Mauritania, which is a member of the UNESCO were represented at the Anna Lindh in European Projects’ and ‘Dove of Peace’. The intercultural projects supported by the Network of Associated Libraries and the network of Forum on Intercultural Dialogue whch Network is coordinated by the Fondazzjoni Temi Anna Lindh Foundation Francophone Libraries. The mission of the National was held in Barcelona Zammit. Israel, Palestine, Germany and Austria Library is collecting and conserving the Mauritanian 2000 young women, intellectuals and are the countries that the civil society national heritage. As of May 2011 the Network students and 300 students from the In 2006, the ALF partnered in the organisation of the organisations most partnered with is coordinated by the Inspection Générale de University of Nouakchott participated in Euro-Mediterranean University Forum, in cooperation through the ALF Grant Programme l’Administration de la Fonction publique’. the ‘Journees de la Diversite’ Initiative with the University of Malta, which brought together academic experts and students from more than 30 14 new projects mobilised by ALF In the framework of the first Anna Lindh Forum on countries of the region. In the framework of the ALF’s through the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ Intercultural Dialogue, held in Barcelona in March ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign in 2008, 15 campaign 2010, the Mauritanian Network took part in the key projects were launched by Network members in Malta, Around 300 participants took part in components of the Forum, including the ‘Agora’ including the ‘Concert for Intercultural Dialogue’ which the Mediterranean University Forum, dialogue debates and the ‘Medina’ components related included performances with musicians of immigrant organised in Malta in June 2006 to exchanging good practice with civil society groups backgrounds teaming with other local artists. In 2009, from across the 43 countries of the Euro-Mediterranean the ALF was involved in the organisation of ‘D’une seule 18 representatives of civil society Partnership. voix Concert’, in partnership with the French Alliance originations attended the 1st of Malta and Malta Tourism Authority, which brought communication meeting of the Anna In 2011, with financial support of the Anna Lindh together 34 musicians and singers from Palestine and Lindh Foundation in 2009 Foundation, the National Network was involved in Israel (Gaza, Ibillion, Bethlehem, Jerusalem and Tel The ALF participated in 7 editions of launching a new Initiative: entitled the ‘Journees de la 106 Aviv). Malta’s Information and Training program Diversite’, which took place in April 2011 in Nouakchott 107 me for Euro-Med Diplomats and mobilized the participation of different Network In October 2009, the ALF organised in Malta the first members. 300 students from University of Nouakchott regional communication training seminar for project 6 civil society organisations were participated in the conference debates and in the leaders of long-term intercultural programmes, with represented at the Anna Lindh Forum evening events 2000 people, including young women, the involvement of Euro-Mediterranean media experts. intellectuals and students gathered to reflect about At the institutional level, the ALF has collaborated Cultural Diversity and National Unity. regularly with Malta’s Mediterranean Institute of Diplomacy on the ‘Euro-Med Information and Training Seminars for Diplomats’, and the ALF took part in the first Alliance of Civilizations Mediterranean Forum. Civil society from Mauritania participated in the rst ALF Forum Regional Communication Annual Heads of National Training for project Networks meeting with leaders in 2009 the participation of Mauritania

Action developed in the framework of the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue ‘ campaign” Monaco Montenegro

The Anna Lindh Network in Monaco is one of the new The Anna Lindh Foundation’s Network in Montenegro Networks of the Foundation, having been established 20 civil society organisations have been came into initial fruition following the coutry’s entry 35 member organisations have been in 2008 following Monaco’s entry to the Union for involved in the Monégasque Network to the Union for the Mediterranean in July 2008. The involved in the Montenegrin Network the Mediterranean. The Network is coordinated by Network is coordinated by the National Ministry of the Monaco Méditerranée Foundation. Over 200 participants attended of the Culture. 2 civil society organisations were either Anna Lindh Journalist Award ceremony leaders or partners in transnational The ALF and its Head of Network in Monaco secured in Monaco Through the ALF grant scheme, members of the intercultural projects supported by the Anna Lindh Foundation in 2009 the political and financial support of the 8 young people from Mediterranean Montenegrin Network have had the opportunity to Principality of Monaco to host for a period of 3 years the cities represented in the photo exhibition create new partnerships with civil society groups in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, International Ceremony of the Anna Lindh Journalist ‘Med People’ countries including Bosnia and Herzegovina, Italy, Slovenia and Palestine are among Award for Reporting across Cultures. In October 2009, Palestine, Turkey and France; projects have included the countries that the civil society The Anna Lindh Foundation’s President the first Journalist Award Ceremony in Monaco was the ‘Intercultural Understanding Everyday - ICU organisations in Montenegro most was invited to Monaco in June 2009 opened by the Sovereign Prince of Monaco, with the Everyday’ (2009) and the ‘Theatre Caravan without partnered with through the Anna Lindh for honoring the screening of a movie participation of more than 200 people, including Borders’ (2010). Grant Programme media and civil society representatives from the two documentary in which he was featured shores of the Mediterranean. for his role in the Camp David Peace In 2009, in the framework of ALF’s ‘Restore Trust, Around 100 attended the Photo Process Rebuild Bridges’, Network member ‘IDENTITY: Exhibition entitled ‘Faces of the Mediterranean’ held in Montenegro in In 2010 and 2011, the programme was enlarged to A thematic seminar entitled ‘A look to NGO Center for Culture, Education, Protection and April-May 2010 include the meeting of the international jury, new prize the world’ organised in Monaco in 2009 Promotion of Human Rights’ organised the new action categories and media partnerships with Euronews and in the context of the National Strategic ‘Personal Culture World Map’ which centred on a peace Illija Durovic was selected for the ‘Sea of Al Arabiya. 2009 also saw the launch of new actions development scheme relay in the main square of Podogorica with members Words’ edition for 2010-2011 by the Network, with ALF financial support, including: of the public and leading figures from the religious and the meeting ‘Recontre Internationaux’. In July 2010, 6 civil society organisations represented spiritual field. 5 civil society organisations were ALF facilitated the launch of a new cooperation at the Anna Lindh Forum 2010 held in represented at the Anna Lindh Forum between the Town Hall of Monaco and the Bibliotheca Barcelona The Montenegrin Network also actively took part in 2010 108 Alexandrina (BA), centred on the regular sending of the ALF’s multi-country ‘Faces of the Mediterranean’ 109 books from the Louis Notati Library to the BA. exhibition in partnership with Networks in Croatia, Greece, Lebanon, Bulgaria and Cyprus; the Euro-Med The meeting ‘Med People’ organised in May 2011 by cultural Initiative focused on engaging with young the Network Head, Monaco Méditerranée Foundation, people and with individuals from migrant backgrounds. gathered members of civil society organisations, The Euro-Mediterranean cultural exhibition took place with the launch of an exhibition of photographic and between April –May 2010 and it and it was hosted journalistic testimonies from young people from eight in a range cities and towns across the two shores of Mediterranean cities. the Mediterranean including Athens, Beirut, Nicosia, Podgorica, Zagreb and Belgragchik.

International ceremony of ‘Faces of the the Anna Lindh Journalist Mediterranean’ photo Award in Monaco exhibition, common operation of 6 national networks

The photo exhibition took The Mediterranean People place between April and Initiative and Exhibition May 2010 Projects Involving Moroccan civil society organisations / selection Morocco Project Moroccan Organisation Partner countries Sténopé, et le dialogue des jeunes artistes euro- Association TAAMON - Tunisia, France, Poland méditerranéens - 2006 partner

The Moroccan Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation, The Mediterranean Food Educational Project - 2006 CMEPE - partner Greece, Egypt, Tunisia, Italy, Jordan is actively promoting the intercultural dialogue Fondation trois cultures de la 160 civil society organisations have been Dialogue de philosophes en Méditerranée - 2006 France, Belgium, Tunisia agenda in fields including education, gender issues, involved in the Moroccan Network Méditerranée - partner Centre des Femmes media, culture and youth. The Moroccan National Le Verbe au Feminin - 2006 France, Greece, Algeria Network is coordinated by the non-profit research 43 Moroccan civil society organisations Marocaines - partner were either leaders or partners in Intercultural dialogue on violance against women - Centre for Studies and institution ‘Groupement d’Etudes et de Recherches Cyprus, Grecce, Egypt sur la Méditerranée (GERM)’. transnational intercultural projects 2006 Research on Women - partner supported by the Anna Lindh Foundation Résidences méditerranéennes de musiques du Timitar - partner France, Tunisia, Greece monde traditionnelles - 2006 In 2006, the ALF organised with the Network and France, Egypt, Algeria and Italy are the Recherches communication France, Algeria, Bulgaria, Italy, Romania, in partnership with the Spanish ALF Network and L’Odyssée du Danube - 2007 countries that the Moroccan civil society interculturelle - partner Spain UN Association of Spain, the ‘Euro-Mediterranean organisations most partnered with Applied arts - design in the euro-mediterranean Art’com Rabat - partner Germany, Egypt, Portugal Partnership and the Young Alliance of Civilizations through the Anna Lindh Grant Programme region - 2007 Meeting’, and the ALF also organised with CADMOS in Femmes architectes en Europe et Méditerranée - Ecole Nationale d'Architecture 20 new projects mobilised by ALF through France, Algeria, Belgium, Morocco Tangiers a Euro-Med Meeting on Conflict Resolution. In 2007 - partner 2008, the Moroccan Network launched 15 new actions the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign BABEL MED MUSIC - 2007 Association TIMITAR - partner France, Spain, Turkey in the framework of ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ and In November 2009, the Euro-Arab organised an event for the Euro-Med Dialogue Night. Nourriture et interculture dans l’expérience Fondationa Orient-Occident - Youth Forum organised in Assilah, with Italy, France, Tunisia the participation of 10 young people migratoire - 2007 partner In March 2009, the Foundation organised in Rabat Tahqiq Sahafi : Journalisme culturel et enquêtes en le journal hebdomadaire - representing the Anna Lindh Networks France, Lebanon, Italy, Palestine, Turkey a three-day regional Network traininig for trainers Méditerranée - 2009 partner 25 participants from 13 different countries Moroccan club of population Greece, Egypt, France, Jordan, Lebanon, and multpliers with around 25 participants from 20 Youth X change in the Mediterranean - 2009 countries. In 2010, the Foundation collaborated with attended the training for multipliers on and environment - partner Spain, Syria, Tunisia project development in Rabat in March école supérieure des arts the Euro-Med Journalism Network to host a regional Les Ondes pour la Méditerranée - 2009 Tunisia, Algeria, France, Italy conference on ‘Press Freedom’ in Marrakesh with 60 2009 visuels de Marrakech - partner Facilitating Political Dialogue in the Baltico- journalists from 20 countries, and in October, the GERM - partner Croatia, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Israel The 4th Advisory Council meeting took Mediterranean Axis - 2009 110 Moroccan Network hosted the first national debate place in Rabat in October 2010 111 in the Arab region on the Anna Lindh Report on www.euromedradio.org portal - 2009 thaqafat association - partner Italy, Israel, Palestine, Spain Intercultural Trends, bringing together in Rabat more 33 Moroccan civil society organisations Association Rideau d’Or des than 100 academic experts. Rabat also hosted the 4th were represented at the Anna Lindh Théâtre en Méditerranée - Les Balkans - 2009 Morocco Forum 2010 Arts dramatiques - partner Advisory Council meeting of the Foundation, and in A contemporary North-South approach to Cie 11.ORG - partner Portugal, Turkey Khouribga Euro-Med researchers convened for the traditional dance - 2009 seminar ‘Women, Migration and Development’. During 2011, the Network organised two regional common Mare Nostrum, les aventures de Juha - 2009 Association TIUOIZI - partner Algeria, Italy, France actions in Tangiers: the first in partnership with the Cinémathèque de Tanger - Tanger vu par la Cinema - 2010 France ALF Spanish Network entitled ‘Etablir des Ponts sur leader le Detroit’ to reinforce contacts between Network members between the two countries; the second Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants ‘Villes et Diversite’ in partnership with the French Belgium: 6 Network which centred on cultural outreach activities Algeria: 12 in Tetouan and Oujda. Bulgaria: 2 Others: 6 Cyprus: 3 Algeria: 12 Portugal: 2 United Kingdom: 2 Egypt: 11 Belgium: 6 Romania: 2 First presentation of the Turkey: 7 Bulgaria: 2 Spain: 9 Anna Lindh Report in an Finland: 2 Arab country Tunisia: 8 Cyprus: 3 Syria: 2 The Egypt: 11 The Netherlands: 3 Netherlands: 3 Finland: 2 Tunisia: 8 Syria: 2 France: 34 Turkey: 7 Spain: 9 Morocco France: 34 Germany: 3 United Kingdom: 2 Greece: 6 Romania: 2 Others: 6 Portugal: 2 Israel: 5 Croatia Poland: 4 Italy: 25 Denmark Palestine: 4 Jordan: 7 Estonia Ireland Germany: 3 Lebanon: 8 Lebanon: 8 Lithuania Greece: 6 Palestine: 4 Slovak Republic ‘Training for multipliers Jordan: 7 Israel: 5 Poland: 4 on project developments in Rabat in 2009 Italy: 25 Projects Involving Dutch civil society organisations Netherlands Project Dutch Organisation Partner countries Stichting la vie sur terre - Symphony for All - 2007 Jordan, Palestine, Slovac Republic leader Stichting Music in the Middle Symphony for All - 2007 Jordan, Palestine, Slovak Republic The Dutch Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation East - partner involves more than one hundred civil society 108 civil society organisations have been EMSF: Dialogue Meetings & Knowledge Porta Mosana College - Austria, Denmark, Hungary, Israel, organisations based in towns and cities across the involved in the Dutch Network Management - 2007 partner Jordan, Lebanon Discovering Diversity. An integrative approach Denmark, Germany, Morocco, Poland, country. The Network is coordinated by the European EUROCLIO - leader Association for History Educators (EUROCLIO). 16 civil society organisations were either towards the history of migration - 2009 Slovak Rep., Turky leaders or partners in transnational Foundation La Vie sur Terre - The Al-Quds tour - 2009 Palestine In 2007, with the support of the Dutch government, intercultural projects supported by the leader Anna Lindh Foundation Euro-Mediterranean Academy for Young Journalists Goethe-Institute Amsterdam the ALF organised in partnership with the European Egypt, Morocco, Palestine, Jordan Amsterdam - 2009 - leader Culture Foundation the regional workshop for youth Jordan, Egypt and Palestine are Spain, Algeria, Bulgaria, Egypt, Italy, leaders on ‘Settlement of Conflicts through Cultural Peace Bag for EuroMed Youth - 2009 Culture Clash 4U - partner the countries that the civil society Palestine, Romania, Tunisia, Turkey (...) Cooperation’; one of the outcomes of the workshop, organisations most partnered with United Network of young Spain, Algeria, Egypt, Greece, Italy, Peace Bag for EuroMed Youth - 2009 which involved 24 participants from 22 Euro- through the Anna Lindh Grant Programme peacebuilders - partner Palestine, Poland, Tunisia, Turkey (...) Mediterranean countries, was the publication and ARTiculating Values: Youngsters act in EuroMed - Porta Mosana college - Austria, Denmark, Hungary, Israel, regional launch of the ALF manual for trainers entitled 39 new projects mobilised by ALF through the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign 2009 partner Turkey ‘Conflict Resolution and Cultural Cooperation’, which Dance Refl-action: Pedagogy of contemeporary Dancing on the edge Lebanon, Italy, Egypt, Jordan was produced in English, French and Arabic. Around 50 participants attended the dance in the Euro-Mediterranean - 2009 foundation - partner Dance Refl-action: Pedagogy of contemeporary Le grand cru foundation - Euro-Med Workshop on ‘Settlement of Lebanon, Italy, Egypt, Jordan In 2008, in the framework of the ALF’s 1001 Actions for Conflicts through Cultural Cooperation’, dance in the Euro-Mediterranean - 2009 partner Dialogue campaign, the Dutch Network launched a Euro-Mediterranean Academy for Young Journalists organised by the ALF in Amsterdam in EUNIC Netherlands - partner Egypt, Palestine, Jordan, Morocco series of actions, principally focused on issues related to partnership with the European Cultural Amsterdam - 2009 Euro-Mediterranean Academy for Young Journalists SICA (Centre for International minority groups and the integration of immigrants; for Foundation Egypt, Morocco, Palestine, Jordan the campaign’s Euro-Mediterranean Dialogue Night, Amsterdam - 2009 Cultural Activities) - partner The manual for trainers on ‘Conflict Dancing on the Edge: Stimulating Cultural the Network coordinated a ‘Dialogue Dinner event Dancing on the Edge - leader Egypt, Syria in the capital Amsterdam which brought together Resolution and Cultural Cooperation’ Awareness - 2010 produced in 2007 with the support of Dancing on the Edge: Stimulating Cultural Dance Works Rotterdam - students and neighbouring communities for a cross- Egypt, Syria Awareness - 2010 partner 112 cultural exchange including cultural performances the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the 113 Inter-Cultural Gathering Dedicated to Non-Violence Netherlands IKV Pax Christi - partner Lebanon from artists of Turkish and Moroccon origin. in the Arab Region - 2010 16 civil society organisations were In 2009, the first ‘Euro-Med Young Journalists Academy’ represented at the Anna Lindh Forum was organised with the support of the ALF and the 2010 German Head of Network, the Goethe Institute; the Initiative led to the consolidation of a region-wide network of young media practitioners working to raise the importance of responsible reporting on cultural diversity to their peers. Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants

Algeria: 4 Austria: 4 The National Network Bulgaria: 2 Turkey: 4 Algeria: 4 Lebanon: 3 was actively involved Denmark: 4 in the 1001 Actions for Tunisia: 2 Austria: 4 Morocco: 3 Syria: 2 Dialogue campaign Egypt: 9 Bulgaria: 2 Palestine: 9 Spain: 2 Denmark: 4 Poland: 3 Slovakia: 3 Egypt: 9 Romania: 2 Romania: 2 Germany: 2 Germany: 2 Slovakia: 3 Poland: 3 Netherlands Greece: 2 Hungary: 2 Greece: 2 Spain: 2 Israel: 2 Hungary: 2 Syria: 2

Palestine: 9 Israel: 2 Tunisia: 2 Italy: 6 Local action developed Italy: 6 Turkey: 4 in the framework of the Morocco: 3 Jordan: 14 ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Lebanon: 3 Bridges’ Initiative Jordan: 14 Projects Involving Palestinian civil society organisations / selection Palestine Project Palestine Organisation Partner countries Al Kasaba theatre and Euro-Med Film Festival - 2006 Germany, Lebanon, France Cinematheque - leader

The Palestinian Network is the largest ALF Network Bilad Al Sham – Training Course - 2006 Mosaic Center - leader Italy, Jordan, Spain in the Southern Mediterranean. The Network has an 226 civil society organisations have been Online Interactive Visual Art Programme - 2006 Birzeit University - leader Germany, UK, Egypt official Network Coordinator, Tawasul, appointed by involved in the Palestinian Network the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as well as a Deputy Read Write Now - 2006 Tamer Institute - leader Egypt, Spain, UK Network Coordinator in the Gaza Strip, the General 52 Palestinian civil society organisations were either leaders or partners in Peace and Democracy Forum Union of Cultural Centres (GUCC). Crossing Borders Youth Living Cooperatively - 2006 Denmark, Germany, Israel transnational intercultural projects - partner supported by the Anna Lindh Foundation Drama as a Context for Learning – International A. M. Qattan Foundation - In December 2005, Palestinian Network members came Greece, Jordan, Lebanon, UK Summer School - 2007 leader “ together in Alexandria for a joint training seminar with Germany, Italy, Israel and Jordan are the The Edward Said National Egyptian members focused on capacity-building and Symphony for All - 2007 Netherland, Jordan, Slovak Republic countries that the Palestinian civil society Conservatory - partner international project development, financed by the organisations most partnered with The Palestinian Economic Title Illuminating Picasso's Dove of Peace - 2007 Israel, Malta, Spain German government. In 2008, the Palestinian Network through the Anna Lindh Grant Programme Forum - partner launched 25 new actions in the framework of the 1001 Nada Orient Art Group, Actions for Dialogue. Palestinian members also took 30 new projects mobilised by ALF through Vox Pacis – Voice Of Freedom - 2007 Sweden, Estonia, Israel the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign Palestine - partner part in organising the ‘Live from Gaza’ video conference Wi'am Center for conflict I Have A Dream - 2007 France, Israel, Italy for the Euro-Med Civil Society Platform meeting taking ALF organised a week-long Theatre Resolution - partner place in Marseilles in 2008. Social Transformation in Inter-cultural Conflict - Festival in September 2009 in the cities of MIFTAH - leader Austria, Germany, Israel Gaza, Bethlehem, Hebron and Jenin Israel and Palestine - 2009 Following the launch of the ALF’s 2009 Initiative Brothers in arms. Overcoming violence impact of the Civitas Institute - leader Austria ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges’, organised in response 13 regional actions financed through the civil war - 2009 ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges’ Initiative PFF – Peace and Freedom to the War in Gaza, Palestinian members were involved Sounding Jerusalem - 2009 Austria in 3 local actions and in 13 regional Initiatives in In 2010, the EcoPeace Friends of the Youth Forum - partner Spafford Children's Center - partnership with Israeli civil society. In the framework Let's Film! - Zoom Through the Culture Glass - 2009 Poland Earth Middle East, jointly established by partner of the Initiative, the Foundation also organised a week- environmentalists from Palestine, Jordan The hope flowers secondary long Theatre Festival in September in the cities of Euro-Mediterranean Abrahamic Forum - 2009 Israel, Belgium, Jordan, Poland and Israel was granted the Euro-Med school - partner 114 Gaza, Bethlehem, Hebron and Jenin which included 115 Dialogue Award Cultural Partnerships: Youths create Intercultural Freedom Theatre Jenin - Germany, Spain performances addressing issues such as social relief, Perspectives for Palestine - 2009 partner non-violent self-determination and coexistence. A In 2009, the joint Palestinian-Israeli Stories from our Mothers (Meetings of Palestinian Camden Abu Dis Society (Dar organisation Combatants for Peace UK civil society delegation from Greece, Morocco, Austria, and British women) - 2009 Assadaqa) - partner Poland, Cyprus, Finland, Tunisia, Portugal and Slovenia received the Anna Lindh Euro-Med Award for Peace and Coexistence Intercultural Understanding Everyday - ICU Everyday IPYL international Palestinian Bosnia and Herzegovina, France, held meetings with the Palestinian Network and - 2009 youth league - partner Germany, Italy, Montenegro, Sweden visited ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges’ projects during Israël – Palestine : quelles voix, quelles voies pour Palestinian Medical Relief Asaad El-Asaad was a member of the ALF Israel, Luxembourg the same period. Between 2010 and 2011, common Advisory Committee (2005-2008) renouer le dialogue? - 2009 Society - partner Network actions launched in Palestine focused on Enhance the abilities of Female Journalists and Palestinian Friendship Centre France capacity-building for members with two training writers - 2010 for Development - leader courses launched in Gaza and the West Bank. Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants Bulgaria: 3 Belgium: 4 Denmark: 3 Austria: 5 Egypt: 8 Palestine Theatre France: 7 Austria: 5 Slovakia: 3 Festival Others: 16 Belgium: 4 Spain: 12 Germany: 22 Bulgaria: 3 The Netherlands: 9 United Kingdom: 8 Denmark: 3 Tunisia: 3 Egypt: 8 Turkey: 10 Turkey: 10 France: 7 United Kingdom: 8 Greece: 9 Germany: 22 Tunisia: 3 Others: 16 Greece: 9 Algeria The Palestine Israel: 15 Bosnia and Herzegovina Netherlands: 9 Israel: 15 Italy: 18 Cyprus Jordan: 14 Estonia Spain: 12 Lebanon: 9 Finland Montenegro Luxemburg: 12 Slovakia: 3 Romania Portugal: 3 Italy: 18 Malta: 3 Slovenia For ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Poland: 5 Morocco: 4 Sweden Bridges’ Initiative local Morocco: 4 Poland: 5 Syria and regional actions were Malta: 3 Jordan: 14 Luxemburg: 12 Portugal: 3 developed in Palestine Lebanon: 9 Projects Involving Polish civil society organisations Poland Project Polish Organisation Partner countries Med-Youth Creating A sustainable Med-Future - Stowarzyszenie Arabia.Pl - Greece, Turkey, Italy, Egypt, Belgium, 2006 partner Jordan, Palestine Society of Olsztynek's Friends Jordan, UK, Turkey, Spain, Italy, Egypt, Rainbow of Music - 2006 The ALF Network in Poland has been involved in - partner France, Morocco leading and partnering in various intercultural Sténopé, et le dialogue des jeunes artistes euro- Association Stowazyszenie 86 civil society organisations have been Tunisia, France, Morocco dialogue programmes. The Network is jointly involved in the Polish Network méditerranéens - 2006 Kultralne - partner Instytucja Cameralis Silesiae coordinated by the International Cultural Centre Gate to East Festival and Web Portal - 2007 Hungary, Israel, Italy, Jordan and the International Cultural Centre Foundation in 17 civil society organisations were either Superioris - partner leaders or partners in transnational Krzyzowa Foundation - Krakow. Leaving Places – Shaping Places - 2007 Germany, Israel, Turkey intercultural projects supported by the partner Anna Lindh Foundation Fundacja Together Polska - The Polish Network played a leading role in the ALF’s Let's Film! - Zoom Through The Culture Glass - 2009 Palestine leader 2008 campaign ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’, launching Syria, Jordan, Italy, Palestine and Turkey Musical Coexistence - Tradition meets Contemporary Akademia Muzyczna W a series of new actions including ‘Poland for Dialogue’ Syria are the countries that the Polish civil - 2009 Krakowie - leader which led to a public debate in Krakow on the society organisations most partnered with Tischner European university ADYAN understanding - 2009 France, Italy, Lebanon, Syria, influence of foreign cultures and ethnic minorities through the Anna Lindh Grant Programme - partner throughout the years, and an intergenerational The Polish Robert Schuman Algeria, Bulgaria, Egypt, Greece, Italy, initiative in the region of Orla where older members 37 new projects mobilised by ALF through Peace Bag for EuroMed Youth - 2009 the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign foundation - partner Jordan, Palestine, Tunisia, Turkey (...) of the community shared through interviews their Slovenia, Italy, Germany, Greece, Mediterraneum United - 2009 Jedan Swiat - partner memories of a pre-World War reality characterised 100 participants attended the Debate on Jordan, Palestine, Syria by coexistence between different communities; the Polish peacemaker Art and Dialogue on 7 May 2008 organised Euro-Mediterranean Abrahamic Forum - 2009 Israel, Belgium, Jordan, Poland Network also launched a special publication on the by the Head of Network and held at the community - partner campaign in Poland, including actions, debates and Musical Coexistence - Tradition meets Contemporary Liszt Ferenc Academy of International Cultural Centre in Krakow Hungary, Syria expert interviews on cross-cultural relations. - 2009 Music - partner The Euro-Med Dialogue Award winners Discovering Diversity. An integrative approach Fundajca dom pokoju House Netherlands, Denmark, Germany, The following year, in 2009, ‘In Search for the Lost had a meeting with the members of the towards the history of migration - 2009 of peace foundation - partner Morocco, Slovak Rep., Turky Polish Network Fenix cities – art workshops and exhibitions in Commonwealth: Uni or Multicultural Poland?’ was Zico House - partner Lebanon Warsaw and Beirut - 2009 launched by the Network with ALF support, which 12 society organisations were represented Stowarzyszenie Liderów i centered on a seminar series and a new publication Cities of Migrants - 2010 Lithuania, Morocco at the Anna Lindh Forum 2010 held in Fundraiserów - leader 116 presenting modern-day Poland from the perspectice 117 Barcelona Krzyżowa Foundation - Migration-Culture-Identity - 2010 Israel, Germany, Turkey of the ‘other’. Over 2010 and 2011, the Network partner followed up with ‘Education for Dialogue’, which Tischner European University Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovak Muslims living in Visegrad countries - 2010 involved members in developing new mutli-media - partner Republic, Syria pedagogical materials related to addressing Poland’s ethnic, religious, social and cultural diversity. In 2010, the Polish Head of Network also organised a presentation with previous winners of the Euro-Med Dialogue Award ‘EcoPeace Friends of the Earth Middle East’ and the ‘Combatants for Peace’ Israeli-Palestinian social movement, and in 2011, the Head of Network co-organised for the first time in Poland the annual Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants meeting of the 43 Heads of National Network. Belgium: 2 Czech Republic: 3 Algeria: 2 Egypt Meeting of the National Algeria: 2 Morocco: 4 Others: 6 France: 3 Network in Poland Belgium: 2 Palestine: 5 Germany: 5 Czech Republic: 3 Slovakia: 2 Turkey: 5 Egypt Spain: 2 Greece: 3 The France: 3 Syria: 5 Netherlands: 3 Hungary: 3 Germany: 5 The Netherlands: 3 Poland Greece: 3 Turkey: 5 Syria: 5 Israel: 4 Hungary: 3 Others: 6 Israel: 4 Bulgaria Spain: 2 Denmark Slovakia: 2 Italy: 7 Lithuania Italy: 7 Slovenia Promotion launched by Jordan: 8 Tunisia Palestine: 5 the Network for the ‘1001 Lebanon: 2 United Kingdom Actions for Dialogue’ Morocco: 4 Jordan: 8 campaign Lebanon: 2 Projects Involving Portughese civil society organisations Portugal Project Portuguese Organisation Partner countries Danse Bassin Méditerranée DBM – Mediterranean Dance Meetings - 2007 Lebanon, Spain, Turkey PORTUGAL - leader Applied arts - design in the euro-mediterranean Museu Nacional do Azulejo - Germany, Egypt, Morocco The Portuguese Network of the Anna Lindh region - 2007 partner Foundation has partnered in trans-Mediterranean 40 civil society organisations have been A contemporary North-South approach to PédeXumbo - leader Turkey, Morocco intercultural dialogue programmes with civil involved in the Portuguese Network traditional dance - 2009 Maumaus- escola de artes Germany, Lebanon, Palestine, Turkey, society groups in countries including Morocco, Research-based art // Art-based research - 2009 Spain, Algeria, Turkey, Germany and Palestine. The 6 civil society organisations were either visuais - partner United Kingdom leaders or partners in transnational Grupo Teatro do Oprimido de Network is coordinated by the non-for-profit cultural Creative Links for Peace - 2010 Palestine organisation Mutliculti. intercultural projects supported by the Lisboa - GTO LX - leader Anna Lindh Foundation Cities Cultural Policies in the context of immigrant- Centro de Estudos Algeria, Israel, Spain related diversity - 2010 Geográficos - partner In the framework of the ALF’s 2008 campaign ‘1001 Turkey, Germany and Palestine the Actions for Dialogue’, the Portuguese Network was countries that the Portuguese civil society involved for the first time in organising a series of organisations most partnered with activities at the local and national level, including through the Anna Lindh Grant Programme Participation in Regional Campaigns festivals, cross-cultural encounters and debates; the action ‘Noites Interculturais’, for example, which took 19 new projects mobilised by ALF through Project Organisation Campaign the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign place over three evenings in Lisbon, involved film- Tom de Video - International Video Festival off ACERT - Associação Cultural e 1001 Actions for Dialogue screenings, debate, cooking and music by artists from 50 participants attended the seminar Tondela Recreativa de Tondela Egypt, Morocco and Italy. enitled ‘Novas Culturas, Novo Futuro’ Noites Interculturais Bacalhoeiro Colectivo Cultural 1001 Actions for Dialogue organised as a common operation activity In 2009, the ALF ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges’ in the framework of the National Strategic Move Out Loud at Alkantara Festival 2008 Alkantara 1001 Actions for Dialogue Initiative led to the Portuguese Initiative ‘Une Development Scheme in 2009 MultiCulti – Culturas do projection point une meilleure comprehension’ which Olhar as artes do Outro (Regarder les arts de L'Autre) 1001 Actions for Dialogue Mediterrâneo – Associação was carried out as part of the Festival Sete Sois Sete Visited by over 400 people, the Portuguese Lucas and focused on promoting the value of artistic head of network organised the “On This The Challenge of Intercultural Dialogue SOS Racismo 1001 Actions for Dialogue exchange with Christinans, Jews and Muslims. During and the Other Side” photo exhibition Ass. Cultural Sete Sóis Sete duing the Anna Lindh Forum 2010 held in Festival Sete Sóis Sete Luas 1001 Actions for Dialogue the same year, the Network also organised the seminar Luas 118 Barcelona 119 ‘Novas Culturas, Novo Futuro’ with ALF support. As part Academia de Música José Eco de Juderías (Jewries Echo) 1001 Actions for Dialogue of the Anna Lindh Forum 2010’s artisitic exchange, the 13 civil society organisations were Atalaya Portuguese Network Head realized and coordinated represented at the Anna Lindh Forum 2010 Associacao Cultural Sete Sois Une Projection pour une meilleure comprehension Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges the itinerant exhibition ‘On This and the Other Side’, held in Barcelona Sets Luas which featured photograghs about daily life in Palestine and Israel taken by individuals from Portugal, France, Greece and Poland.

Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants

Algeria: 1 Egypt: 1 New initiatives launched United Kingdom: 1 Algeria: 1 with ALF grant Support Germany: 3 Egypt: 1 Germany: 3 Israel: 1 Morocco: 2 Turkey: 4 Portugal Israel: 1 Palestine: 3 Spain: 2 Turkey: 4

Morocco: 2 United Kingdom: 1

A Meeting of the Spain: 2 Portuguese National Network Palestine: 3 Projects Involving Romanian civil society organisations Romania Project Romanian Organisation Partner countries France, Algeria, Bulgaria, Italy, Morocco, L’Odyssée du Danube - 2007 Theatre Nottara - partner Spain Spain, Algeria, Egypt, Greece, Jordan, Peace Bag for EuroMed Youth - 2009 AREAS - partner The ALF Network in Romania has partnered in Netherlands, Palestine, Tunisia, (...) intercultural dialogue projects with civil society 26 civil society organisations have been 2nd Generation Immigrants: Citizens without rights” Baraka Social Cultural Italy, Jordan, Palestine, Greece, Spain, groups and institutions in countries including Egypt, involved in the Romanian Network Festival - 2009 Association - partner Turkey, Egypt Asociatia Tineri Partnerei Jordan, Italy, Spain and Turkey. The Network is Our Colorful World - 2010 Turkey, Egypt coordinated by the Black Sea University Foundation. 5 civil society organisations were either Pentru - partner leaders or partners in transnational The Role of Interfaith cooperation in immigrants’ Tineret Buzau 2007 - partner Belgium, Israel, Morocco, Jordan In 2008, the Romanian Network actively took part in intercultural projects supported by the integration - 2010 the ALF’s campaign for the Euro-Med Year of Dialogue Anna Lindh Foundation between Cultures: ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’. The Egypt, Jordan, Italy, Spain and Turkey are Network organised a series of events and activities, the countries that the Romanian civil principally focused on increasing understanding society organisations most partnered with between the different communities of Romania, through the Anna Lindh Grant Programme Participation in Regional Campaigns each one charaterised by specific traditions, as well as implementing a programme of activities to fight 12 new projects mobilised by ALF through Project Organisation Campaign against stereotypes. the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign Constanta's Intercultural Academy Asociation PROCIVITAS 1001 Actions for Dialogue Attended by over the 50 participants, The following year, in 2009, one of the Network the Evaluation Conference of the 2005 Iasi, Crossroad of Cultures Fundatia Rinascimento 1001 Actions for Dialogue members launched ‘Dialogue in a bits world: promotion European Year of Citizenship through of good practices of multiethnic coexistence in Education was organised in Sinaia, Dobrudja Ethno-cultural Festival Centrul pentru Resurse Civice 1001 Actions for Dialogue Constanta and Dobrogea’ in the framework of the ALF Romania in Apri 2006 ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges’ Initiative; the project Bulgaromania – Youth in Action Bulgaromania 1001 Actions for Dialogue focused on developing theatre plays targeting young 8 civil society organisations were European League for Culture people on issues of cross-cultural dialogue. represented at the Anna Lindh Forum Keepsake in Blue 1001 Actions for Dialogue 2010 held in Barcelona and Arts In 2010, the ALF organised in the Romanian city of Dialog in a bits world Asociation PROCIVITAS Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges 120 Predeal a regional training seminar with civil society 121 leaders from 38 different countries of the Euro- Mediterranean region with the aim of promoting networking and joint project Initiatives in the framework of the Anna Lind Foundation’s grant scheme .

Training with young graduates related to employment Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants opportunities. Algeria: 3 Belgium: 1 Bulgaria: 2 Algeria: 3 Poland: 1 Turkey: 3 Belgium: 1 Spain: 3 Egypt: 3 Tunisia: 1 Bulgaria: 2 The Netherlands: 2 The Egypt: 3 Tunisia: 1 Netherlands: 2 France: 1 France: 1 Turkey: 3 Romania Greece: 2 Greece: 2 Spain: 3 Israel: 1 Israel: 1 Italy: 4 Poland: 1 Jordan: 6 Italy: 4 Palestine: 2 Morocco: 2 Palestine: 2 Capacity-building on Morocco: 2 project proposal writing Jordan: 6 and partnerships Projects Involving Slovakian civil society organisations Slovak Republic Project Slovak Organisation Partner countries Euforion – Kultumo Symphony for All - 2007 Netherland, Palestine, Slovak Republic Voinocasove Forum - partner People in Peril Association - Art for intercultural dialogue - 2009 Palestine The Anna Lindh Foundation’s Network in the leader Slovak Republic has actively partnered in new ALF 31 civil society organisations have been Discovering Diversity. An integrative approach Historicky ustav Slovenskej Netherlands, Danmark, Germany, trans-national projects with civil society groups in involved in the Slovak Network towards the history of migration - 2009 akademy vied - partner Morocco, Poland, , Turky Center for the Research of countries including the Czech Republic, Netherlands Muslims living in Visegrad countries - 2010 Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Syria and Palestine. The Network is coordinated by the 4 civil society organisations were either Ethnicity and Culture - partner National Trust of Slovakia. leaders or partners in transnational intercultural projects supported by the For the ALF’s first regional campaign ‘1001 Actions Anna Lindh Foundation Participation in Regional Campaigns for Dialogue’, which was launched in 2008 in the The Netherlands, Czech Republic and framework of the Euro-Mediterranean Year of Dialogue Palestine are the countries that the Slovak Project Organisation Campaign between Cultures, the Slovak Network organised civil society organisations most partnered A4 - Asociacia zdruzeni pre Stredozemné noci / Mediterranean Nights 1001 Actions for Dialogue several projects including: ‘Culture of Diversity - with through the Anna Lindh Grant sucasnu kulturu Diversity of Cultures’ by the Bratislava House of Europe Programme with a programme of workshops and debates focused Woman Withouth Borders o.z. EsFem 1001 Actions for Dialogue on managing cultural diversity; the ‘Egyptian Cultural 33 new projects mobilised by ALF through Heritage Safeguarding’ which involving members of the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign Arab cinema days Vresk Factory 1001 Actions for Dialogue the general public in discussion on Mediterranean Over 50 participants attended the ‘People Multiplace Connected Cameras Multiplace 1001 Actions for Dialogue heritage and preservation; the ‘Women with Borders’ in Dialogue’ Seminar in April 2010 in Initiative; and the ‘Are you Free?’ cultural festival in Bratislava Living, saying, sharing ? The National Trust of Slovakia 1001 Actions for Dialogue Dunajska Streda with musicians from Hungary, France, The 3 Heads of National Networks from Czech, Poland and Slovakia. Also during 2008, the Living side by side, Slovaks and Muslims People in Peril Association 1001 Actions for Dialogue Network organised the seminar ‘People in Dialogue’, Poland, Hungary and Czech Republic attended the Slovak Network meeting in Dialogues for Action – Negotiating Identities in the launching in the follow-up a new publication with ALF Milan Simecka Foundation 1001 Actions for Dialogue support. Bratislava Neighborhood 5 civil society organisations were The Slovak cinema days Vresk Factory 1001 Actions for Dialogue 122 123 In the framework of the ALF’s ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild represented at the Anna Lindh Forum Bridges’ Initiative, the Slovak Association launched 2010 held in Barcelona Peace Dialogue in the Middle East People in Peril Association Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges ‘Peace Dialogue in the Middle East’ with civil society representatives from Palestine, Israel and Slovakia; the conference was followed by a public screening of a documentary about the peace dialogue between Arab and Jewish communities in Israel and a public debate. In April 2010, the ‘People in Dialogue’ seminar gathered representatives from the ALF Euro-Med Dialogue Award winners ‘Combatants for Peace’, an Israeli- Palestinian civil society movement, with members of National Networks in Austria, Poland, Hungary, the Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic. Czech Republic: 3 Turkey: 1 Czech Republic: 3 New initiatives developed Denmark: 1 Denmark: 1 in the framework of the ‘1001 Actions for Germany: 1 Dialogue’ campaign Germany: 1 The Hungary: 2 Netherlands: 4 Morocco: 1 Palestine: 3 Slovak Republic Hungary: 2 Poland: 2 Syria: 1 The Netherlands: 4 Morocco: 1 Syria: 1 Turkey: 1 Meeting of the National Networks with participation from Poland: 2 Palestine: 3 Combatants for Peace Projects Involving Slovenian civil society organisations Slovenia Project Slovenian Organisation Partner countries SCCA, Center for Light, Illumination and Electricity - 2006 Turkey, Egypt, France Contemporay Arts - partner Italy, Germany, Greece, Jordan, Mediterraneum United - 2009 Zavod voluntariat - leader The Slovenian Network of the ALF has been involved Palestine, Poland, Syria in developing ALF trans-national projects civil Bosnia Herzegovina, Bulgaria, 86 civil society organisations have been Theatre Caravan without borders - 2010 Academic Press - partner society groups in countries including Bosnia and involved in the Slovenian Network Montenegro, Turkey Herzegovia, Egypt, Palestine and Turkey, and in the field of academic cooperation, youth work and peace 3 civil society organisations were either culture. The Network is coordinated by the Beletrina leaders or partners in transnational Academic Press (Študentska založba). intercultural projects supported by the Anna Lindh Foundation Participation in Regional Campaigns For the ALF’s first regional campaign ‘1001 Actions for Hundreds of students attended the Euro- Dialogue’, the Network launched a range of events, Mediterranean University (EMUNI) in Project Organisation Campaign including the Initiative ‘Promoting Intercultural 2009 Dialogue through Bridging Cultural Portals’, organised Kultoar Pace institute 1001 Actions for Dialogue by SCCA in Maribor and focused on enhancing South Egypt, Bosnia and Herzegovia, Palestine Matafir, Association for and Turkey are the countries that the Migrant Spaces 1001 Actions for Dialogue Eastern European cooperation, and ‘Migrant Spaces’ led Intercultural Relations by the Matafir, Association for Intercultural Relations Slovenian civil society organisations most which focused on migration in Slovenia, Germany, partnered with through the Anna Lindh The Story of an Erasure Studentska zalozba 1001 Actions for Dialogue Grant Programme Italy, France, Greece, Poland, Bulgaria, Croatia, Serbia International student conference: Boundaries, Association ŠKUC 1001 Actions for Dialogue and FYROM; in June 2008, the ALF presented the 14 new projects mobilised by ALF Borders and Frontiers campaign outcomes and ‘Dialogue in Action’ book in Cultural society Peta through the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ Reaching towards unknown 1001 Actions for Dialogue Port Rose on the occasion of the meeting of the Euro- campaign dimenzija Med Senior Officials. 10 civil society organisations were The sea of coulors Povod 1001 Actions for Dialogue represented at the Anna Lindh Forum Kulturno umetnisko drustvo For the ALF’s ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges’, launched Who's got broken shoes Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges in 2009, Network member Kulturno umetnisko drustvo 2010 held in Barcelona ponor ponor organised the ‘Who’s got Broken Shoes?’ theatre Slovenia’s Ambassador Veronika Stabej is 124 performance about human rights and coexistence, the Chair of the ALF’s Board of Governors 125 which led to public debates with local NGOs and and Nevenka Koprivsek is a member of minority groups including Roman people and the ALF’s Advisory Council Muslim communites. The Network has also hosted a number of information and training meetings with ALF participation and support, including the 2008 Network meeting on Euro-Med cooperation in the Balkan region, and the 2009 Network training on communication. The ALF has also partnered with the Slovenia-based ‘Euro-Med University (EMUNI)’ in the field of academic cooperation; in June 2009, the ALF participated in the first multi-conference ‘EuroMed Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants Research Souk’ in Slovenia which linked through Bosnia and live video 17 universities in 14 different countries to Herzegovina: 2 discuss about the topic of ‘Unity and Diversity of Euro- Bosnia and Poland: 1 Mediterranean Identities’. Bulgaria: 1 Turkey: 2 Herzegovina: 2 Syria: 1 National Meeting of the Bulgaria: 1 Turkey: 2 Egypt: 2 Slovenian Network Egypt: 2 Syria: 1 France: 1 Slovenia Germany: 1 Poland: 1 France: 1 Greece: 1 Italy: 1

Germany: 1 Jordan: 1 Palestine: 2 Montenegro: 1 Theatre performance Greece: 1 developed for the ALF Palestine: 2 ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Montenegro: 1 Italy: 1 Bridges Jordan: 1 Projects Involving Spanish civil society organisations / selection Spain Project Spanish Organisation Partner countries Education Leadership Workshop - 2006 CESOM - leader Morocco, Italy, Palestine

Asamblea de Cooperación Bilad Al Sham – Training Course - 2006 Palestine, Italy, Jordan The Anna Lindh Network in Spain has been actively por la paz - partner involved since 2005 in leading and partnering in 148 civil society organisations have been Association Juvenil Crupi - Jordan, UK, Turkey, Poland, Italy, Egypt, Rainbow of Music - 2006 trans-national intercultural dialogue projects with involved in the Spanish Network partner France, Morocco Fundación Jovenes del Tercer civil society in countries including Egypt, France, Italy, Week of Global Education - 2006 Itay, Israel, Palestine Palestine and Turkey. The Network is coordinated by 30 civil society organisations were either Mundo - partner leaders or partners in transnational Associació, per a, creació, - the European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed). Going Public '06. Atlante Mediterraneo - 2006 Italy, Egypt, Turkey, Cyprus intercultural projects supported by the partner Anna Lindh Foundation IDEAmed2007: Identity and Education Across the In partnership with the Network, the ALF has co- CESOM - leader Cyprus, Egypt, Italy, Lebanon Meditterranean' - 2007 organised a number of Euro-Med events in Spain, Italy, Egypt, Palestine and Turkey are the France, Algeria, Bulgaria, Italy, Morocco, including the 2nd Heads of ALF National Network L’Odyssée du Danube - 2007 Foundation ITTM - partner countries that the Spanish civil society Romania meeting which was hosted in the framework of the organisations most partnered with Pablo Ruiz Picasso Foundation Title Illuminating Picasso's Dove of Peace - 2007 Israel, Malta, Palestine 10 year anniversary of the Barcelona Process (2005). In through the Anna Lindh Grant Programme - partner 2006, two major education and youth activities were Egypt, Czech Republic, Denmark, co-organised by the ALF, Spanish Network Head and 34 new projects mobilised by ALF through Crossroad of cultures - 2007 Barcelona Voluntària - partner the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign Tunisia, Turkey Catalan Ministry of Education: a training seminar with IDEAmed2007: Identity and Education Across the Universidad de Barcelona/ for 2008’s Euro-Med Year of Dialogue Cyprus, Egypt, Italy, Lebanon 70 educators on teaching cultural diversity; and a Meditterranean’ - 2007 Crea - Partner Euro-Med youth workshop in the framework of the UN 1013 participants from 43 countries The Toledo International DGAP 11th International Summer School - 2007 Germany, Israel, Turkey Alliance of Civilizations. attended the first Anna Lindh Forum, Centre for Peace - partner Associació Cultural “La hosted in Barcelona; 360 people from DBM – Mediterranean Dance Meetings - 2007 Portugal, Lebanon, Turkey For the ALF’s 2008 campaign ‘1001 Actions for 118 Spanish civil society organisations Mekanica” - partner European Institute of the Dialogue’, the Spanish Network played a leading role, participated Avoir 20 ans en Méditerranée - 2007 Italy, Lebanon, Turkey launching 25 new dialogue Initiatives with other Mediterranean - partner With the support of the Spanish Head of Fundació Catalunya Algeria, Bulgaria, Egypt, Greece, Italy, National Networks, ranging from public debates to Peace Bag for EuroMed Youth - 2009 cultural events; in the campaign framework, the ALF Network, Barcelona hosted the 1st, 2nd and Voluntària - leader Poland, Romania, Tunisia, Turkey (...) 3rd editions of the Sea of Words ceremony JAM: Jeunesse Artistique de la Meditérranée - L'Art and Spanish Network also launched the first edition Inter Europa Rioja - partner Italy, Algeria, Jordan, Turkey, Morocco Comme Moyen Pour la Paix - 2009 126 of the ‘Sea of Words’ region-wide literary prize, and the and will host the 4th in October 2011 127 Fundacion ecologia y Greece, Egypt, France, Jordan, Lebanon, Youth X change in the Mediterranean - 2009 public festival ‘Musics of the Mediterranean’ for the first More than 70 participants attended the desarollo ECODES - partner Morocco, Syria, Tunisia ‘Euro-Med Dialogue Night’. seminar ‘Euro-Med Education: Knowledge Cultural Partnerships: Youths create Intercultural Barenboim Said Foundation - Palestine, Germany Building and Networking’ Perspectives for Palestine - 2009 partner In 2010, the ALF and the Network Head co-organised the first Anna Lindh Forum, which involved over Gema Martín Muñoz was a member of the www.euromedradio.org portal - 2009 Asociacion Pandora - partner Italy, Israel, Morocco, Palestine ALF Advisory Committee (2005-2008) 1000 civil society representatives from 43 Euro-Med 2nd Generation Immigrants: Citizens without rights Nexes Interculturals per Joves Italy, Jordan, Palestine, Romania, countries, including more than 100 Spanish Network Festival - 2009 d’Europa - partner Greece, Turkey, Egypt members; the Forum was also the occasion to host Cities Cultural Policies in the context of immigrant- GRITIM-UPF - leader Algeria, Israel, Portugal the meeting of the ALF’s institutional body, including related diversity - 2010 Board of Governors, Advisory Council and Heads of Network, which took place on the eve of the launch of Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants Union for the Mediterranean Secretariat in Barcelona.

Algeria: 7 Cyprus: 7 Winners of the rst edition Algeria: 7 Palestine: 12 of the ‘Sea of Words’ Egypt: 18 contest for young writers Others: 15 Cyprus: 7 Romania: 3 Egypt: 18 Tunisia: 4 France: 10 Turkey: 11 Turkey: 11 France: 10 Germany: 7 Others: 15 Belgium Greece: 3 Bulgaria Tunisia: 4 Spain Germany: 7 Ireland: 5 Czech Republic Romania: 3 Denmark Greece: 3 Italy: 20 Malta Ireland: 5 Poland Palestine: 12 Jordan: 7 Portugal Syria Lebanon: 8 The Netherlands United Kingdom Action developed for the Morocco: 9 Italy: 20 Morocco: 9 ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges’ Initiative Lebanon: 8 Jordan: 7 Projects Involving Swedish civil society organisations Sweden Project Swedish Organisation Partner countries Choreographic platform for dance development - Skanes Dansteater AB - Denmark, Jordan, Egypt 2006 partner Association Vox Pacis – The Vox Pacis – Voice of Freedom - 2007 Estonia, Israel, Palestine The Swedish Network of the ALF has been involved in Voice of Freedom - leader establishing new trans-Mediterranean partnerships 84 civil society organisations have been Jordan, Egypt, France, Jordan, Lebanon, Istikshaf: exploring mobility - 2009 Dramatiska institutet - partner with civil society groups in countries including involved in the Swedish Network Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon Intercultural Understanding Everyday - ICU Everyday Internationelt kulturUtbyte Bosnia and Herzegovina, France, Israel, Palestine and Montenegro; the Network is 4 civil society organisations were either - 2009 IKU - partner Germany, Italy, Montenegro, Palestine coordinated by the National Museums of World leaders or partners in transnational Culture. intercultural projects supported by the Anna Lindh Foundation Participation in Regional Campaigns In the framework of the ALF’s 2008 campaign ‘1001 Turkey and Jordan are the countries that Actions for Dialogue’, the Network launched a series of the Swedish civil society organisations Project Organisation Campaign new actions across the country, ranging from school most partnered with through the Anna activities and lectures to music concerts and photo Lindh Grant Programme Images of Identity Medelhavsmuseet 1001 Actions for Dialogue exhibitions; for the campaign’s Euro-Mediterranean National Museums of World The ALF’s meeting on ‘Water: Our Dialogue week “Kulturkrock” 1001 Actions for Dialogue Dialogue Night held on 22nd May 2008, the Network Culture coordinated a number of public activities including an Common Future’ was held in Gothenburg Arab-Hip Hop Initiative which led to new collaborations in partnership with the Network War wihtout frontieers Akito Company 1001 Actions for Dialogue with Swedish and Arab artists. 35 new projects mobilised by ALF through the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign Ideal - Intercultural Dialogue in Everyday Life Vuxenutbildning Mölndal 1001 Actions for Dialogue In 2009, on the International Day of Peace, the ALF, Photos conects Fritid Jönköping 1001 Actions for Dialogue Swedish Network Head and Stockholm Peace Institute More than 40 participants attended the Euro-Med Media Forum in Stockholm in co-organised the ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges’ Euro- Multi cultural happening AB Donnergymnasiet 1001 Actions for Dialogue Med Forum with media and civil society representatives September 2009 from more than 30 countries; the Forum, was officially In cooperation with ALF the Swedish Animate it! Animate it! 1001 Actions for Dialogue organised in the framework of the Swedish Presidency Head of Network hosted the Euro-Med of the EU. The Forum also featured the international Dialogue Award ceremony in 2009 Elifboken Swedish Mekteb Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges 128 bestowing ceremony of the 2009 Euro-Med Dialogue 129 Award on the theme of peace. 19 civil society organisations were represented at the Anna Lindh Forum The same year, Sweden hosted the Anna Lindh Forum 2010 held in Barcelona preparation meeting on ‘Media and Public Perceptions’ in partnership with the Euro-Med Journalist Network, and co-organised with ALF the annual Heads of Network meeting in Gothenburg with the participation of civil society representatives from 40 countries. In 2010, Network members took part in a two-day forum on the theme ‘Creative Diversity’, organised with ALF Network support, and focused on new partnership-building Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants opportunity and joint Initiatives. Bosnia and Herzegovina: 1 Denmark: 2 Lakhbar Brahimi speaking Bosnia and Montenegro: 1 at the ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges’ Forum in Egypt: 2 Herzegovina: 1 Palestine: 2 Stockholm Turkey: 4 Denmark: 2 Turkey: 4

Estonia: 1 Egypt: 2 Estonia: 1 Sweden France: 2 France: 2 Germany: 1 Palestine: 2 Israel: 1

Germany: 1 Italy: 1 Montenegro: 1 Jordan: 3 Israel: 1 Meeting of the Heads Lebanon: 1 Lebanon: 1 of National Networks in Italy: 1 Gothenburg in 2009 Jordan: 3 Projects Involving Syrian civil society organisations Syria Project Syrian Organisation Partner countries Archaeological Society – War Gifts - 2006 Italy, Jordan,Greece, Branch of Latakia - partner VII Rencontre des ecoles d'art de la mediterranee - Faculte des Beaux Arts – France, Italy, Morocco The Anna Lindh Foundation’s Network in Syria has 2006 Universite de Damas - partner involved civil society organisations working in 43 civil society organisations have been Sheikh Ahmad Kuftaro ADYAN understanding - 2009 France, Italy, Poland, Lebanon different cities and towns in the country, including involved in the Syrian Network foundation - partner Syrian Environment Greece, Egypt, France, Jordan, Lebanon, Damascus, Homs and Aleppo. The Arab Academy in Youth X change in the Mediterranean - 2009 Damascus has been the coordinator of the Syrian 9 Syrian civil society organisations were Protection Society - partner Morocco, Spain,Tunisia either leaders or partners in transnational The Palestinian youth center Slovenia, Italy, Germany, Greece, Network since 2005. Mediterraneum United - 2009 intercultural projects supported by the Jafra - partner Jordan, Poland, Palestine Anna Lindh Foundation Musical Coexistence - Tradition meets Contemporary The High Institute of Music - Between 2006 and 2007 the Anna Lindh Foundation Poland - 2009 Partner organised a training for multipliers for the Syrian civil Italy, Poland, Greece and Jordan are the Dancing on the Edge: Stimulating Cultural Tanween for Theatrical Dance society on project proposals writing and development. Egypt, Netherlands countries that the Syrian civil society Awareness - 2010 - partner Among the projects funded by the Foundation in the organisations most partnered with through Monasti Comunity of Deir Mar Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Muslims living in Visegrad countries - 2010 framework of the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign the Anna Lindh Grant Programme Musa - partner Slovak Republic in 2008, there were the Syrian actions ‘Go East! Go Dar Al Assad for Arts and In 2006, Mar Musa Al Habashi Monastery Meeting Points 6 - Flashpoint I - 2010 Belgium, Jordan, Lebanon Syria’ and the ‘Sham Spiritual Oasis’. Through the action Culture - partner ‘Go East! Go Syria’, people were brought together was bestowed the Euro-Med Dialogue to Damascus from a range of countries, including Award Germany, Turkey and Jordan, with workshops and 2 new projects mobilised by ALF through Participation in Regional Campaigns meetings on the topics of education for dialogue and the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign Syrian-European relations. Within the programme, Project Organisation Campaign the major public event was the organisation of the In the context of the Dialogue 21 Campaign Father Paolo dall’Oglio was invited as a Greek Orthodox Patriarchate European Cultural Day where each participating Go East! Go Syria 1001 Actions for Dialogue in Damascus cultural centre presented an activity from its country. guest speaker We might live together but it doesn't mean we know Greek Orthodox Patriarchate Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges During the first phase of the Arab Children’s about each other of Antioch The winner of the first edition of the Euro-Med Lietrature prorgamme, nine new public Dialogue Award was Mar Musa Al Habashi Monastery libraries were established with the support 130 in Syria for its proactive role in the field of inter- of ALF 131 religious dialogue through an approach of mediation and mutual respect. On behalf of the Monastery, 6 Syrian civil society organisations were Father Paolo participated in the ALF ad-hoc group represented at the Anna Lindh Forum 2010 ‘Major Misconceptions in Intercultural and Inter- held in Barcelona religious Dialogue’ in cooperation with the Arab Dr. Taleb Mahmoud Omran of Syria has League (Cairo 2006), the Dialogue Night held at the been a member of the Advisory Council of Bibliotheca Alexandrina (2006), the Debate on Art and the Anna Lindh Foundation Dialogue (May 2008) organised by the International Cultural Centre in Krakow. In March 2010, Deema Fayad, representative of Deir Mar Musa attended the first Anna Lindh Civil Society Forum for Intercultural Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants DIalogue, which was held in Spain.

Czech Republic: 3 Egypt: 2 Mar Musa al Habashi Tunisia: 1 France: 2 Czech Republic: 3 Poland: 4 Monastery was awarded The Netherlands: 1 in 2006 with the EuroMed Germany: 1 Egypt: 2 Slovakia: 1 Spain: 1 Award for Dialogue France: 2 Slovenia; 1 Slovenia; 1 Greece: 4 Germany: 1 Spain: 1 Slovakia: 1 Greece: 4 The Netherlands: 1 Hungary: 2 Tunisia: 1 Poland: 4 Syria Hungary: 2 Italy: 6 Jordan: 4

Palestine: 2 Lebanon: 3 The Action ‘Go East, Go Italy: 6 Morocco: 2 Syria’ took place in the Morocco: 2 Palestine: 2 framework of the 1001 Actions for Dialogue Lebanon: 3 Jordan: 4 Campaign Projects Involving Tunisian civil society organisations / selection Tunisia Project Tunisian Organisation Partner countries Sténopé, et le dialogue des jeunes artistes euro- Association amis de la maison France, Morocco, Poland méditerranéens - 2006 des jeunes de Metline - leader Action MED EL JEM (Ateliers. Creation, Transmission, Association Arts et Jeunesse Italy, Morocco, France Tunisia has played host to a number of important Information et Ouverture inter Nationals) - 2006 El Jem - leader activities that the ALF has been involved in since 54 civil society organisations have been Zalab TV - 2006 CRSS association - partner Italy, Spain, Palestine its inauguration. Since its appointment in 2005 by involved in the Tunisian Network the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Centre de Carthage Compagnie de théâtre "Le 22 Tunisian civil society organisations Dialogue de philosophes en Méditerranée - 2006 France, Belgium, Morocco pour le Dialogue des Civilisations representing the souffleur" - partner were either leaders or partners in Tunisian Network, and as of 2009, Club UNESCO WISE: Women Led Participation In European Projects Union Nationale de la femme transnational intercultural projects Malta, Jordan, Lithuania ALESCO BARDO has been coordinating the common - 2006 Tunisienne - partner supported by the Anna Lindh Foundation Mediterranean women course on development - International Organisation for actions of the Tunisian Network in the framework of Italy, France, Lebanon the Network Development Scheme. France, Italy, Jordan and Morocco are the 2006 Migration - partner Ass. for protection of Nature countries that the Tunisian civil society The Mediterranean Food Educational Project - 2006 Greece, Egypt, Morocco, Italy, Jordan and Environment - partner In November 2005, the ALF took part in the World organisations have most partnered Résidences méditerranéennes de musiques du Centre Musiques Arabes et France, Greece, Morocco Summit on Information Society in Tunisia, and the with through the Anna Lindh Grant monde traditionnelles - 2006 Mediterraneennes - partner following month, organised a national workshop about Programme Centre Musiques Arabes et ‘the Role of Young Women in Society: How to fight FUNDUQ, héritage, recherche et création - 2007 Belgium, Algeria, Italy 11 new projects financed by ALF through Mediterraneennes - partner against Social Stereotyping’. In 2007, the ALF was also Association amis de la maison Egypt, Czech Republic, Denmark, Spain, the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign Crossroad of cultures - 2007 represented at the Euro-Mediterranean Parliamentary des jeunes de Metline-partner Tunisia, Turkey Assembly held in Tunis. In 2010, The Tunisian Head of Network Association Arts & Jeunesse El France, Italy, Lebanon, Lebanon, Medi’djinns Percus - 2007 organised a National Network meeting for Jem - partner Marocco In 2009, Network member ‘El Teatro Espace d’art et de Association amis de la maison France, Italy, Lebanon, Lebanon, the member organisations. Additionally, Medi’djinns Percus - 2007 creation’ hosted a creative writing workshop in Tunis the Head of Network organised a des jeunes de Metline-partner Marocco Nourriture et interculture dans l’expérience Institut Mediterraneen de for young winners of the first edition of Sea of Words national meeting on ‘Dialogue of Culture Italy, France, Morocco literary competition, co-organised with the Tunisian and Civilizations’’ migratoire - 2007 Tourisme - partner Head of Network. In 2010, as part of their national EUROMED Sustainable Community Connections - Association for the Protection 12 new projects mobilised by ALF Greece, Italy, Jordan, Palestine Initiative, the Tunisian Network organised a common 2007 of Nature - partner through the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ event in several Tunisian cities entitled ‘Ana Tounsy’ campaign Les Ondes pour la Méditerranée - 2009 La radio tunisienne - leader Algeria, France, Italy, Morocco, 132 with the participation of approximately 3000 people 133 Association jeunes Spain, Algeria, Bulgaria, Egypt, Greece, Peace Bag for EuroMed Youth - 2009 and a delegation from the French network and with 13 Tunisian civil society organisations were méditerranéens - partner Italy, Jordan, Netherlands, Palestine, (...) information sessions held in different cities. represented at the Anna Lindh Forum Association de sauvegarde de Greece, Egypt, France, Jordan, Lebanon, Youth X change in the Mediterranean - 2009 2010 held in Barcelona la Medina - partner Morocco, Spain, Syria Following the historic events in Tunisia of 2011, as Effective communication for the people with special Tunisian union to help mental Egypt, France, Lebanon, Jordan, well as the wider Arab region, the ALF launched a Tunisian Professor Mohamed Mohamed Mahgoub is the Vice Chair of the ALF’s need - 2009 disabled persons - partner Germany region-wide Initiative entitled ‘Believe in Dialogue, Club Unesco Alecso Bardo - Board of Governors Baltic International Summer School - 2009 Lithuania, Egypt, Latvia Act for Citizenship’. The Initiative included a Euro- partner Mediterranean Social Media Forum and activities Mohamed Ben Mami was a member of Festival Voix de Femmes Euromed - 2009 El Teatro - partner Bulgium, France, Morocco in Tunis where National Network members had the the ALF Advisory Committee (2005-2008) opportunity to exchange good practice on citizenship and participation with civil society across the region. Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants

Algeria: 4 Belgium: 4 The website portal of the Egypt: 6 Algeria: 4 Palestine: 3 Tunisian Network include Others: 8 news and information Belgium: 4 Spain: 4 on the events of the Turkey: 2 Egypt: 6 The Netherlands: 2 members France: 14 The France: 14 Turkey: 2 Netherlands: 2 Spain: 4 Germany: 2 Others: 8 Bulgaria Tunisia Greece: 6 Czech Republic Palestine: 3 Denmark Germany: 2 Italy: 13 Latvia Jordan: 8 Malta Greece: 6 Poland Morocco: 8 Lebanon: 3 Romania Syria Lithuania: 2 Lithuania: 2 Lebanon: 3 Morocco: 8 Italy: 13 Meeting of the Tunisian Jordan: 8 National Network Projects Involving Turkish civil society organisations / selection Turkey Project Turkish Organisation Partner countries Mare di Danza (Danse en Mer) - 2006 Eurasia Art Collective - partner Italy, Egypt, France

Sivil Toplum Ve Kalkinma The Mediterranean "Brain Drain" - 2006 Cyprus, Italy, Jordan The Turkish Network of the ALF has been involved in Enstitusu Dernegi - partner launching intercultural dialogue projects with civil Intercultural exchanges for equal oppertunities - Women for women's human 152 civil society organisations have been Greece, Italy, Egypt society groups in countries including Italy, France, involved in the Turkish Network 2006 rights - partner Santral Istanbul - leader - Germany and Egypt. The Network is coordinated by Light, Illumination and Electricity - 2006 Egypt, Slovenia, France the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (IKSV); 37 civil society organisations were either partner leaders or partners in transnational System and Generation(S&G); and the Association of Going Public '06. Atlante Mediterraneo - 2006 Platform Garanti - partner Italy, Egypt, Spain, Cyprus Civil Society and Development Institute(ACSDI). intercultural projects supported by the Anna Lindh Foundation Egypt, Czech Republic, Denmark, Spain, Crossroad of cultures - 2007 Avarsay - partner Tunisia In 2006, the ALF partnered with the Euro-Med Youth Italy, France, Germany and Egypt are the Middle East Technical Platform for a networking event in Istanbul involving DGAP 11th International Summer School - 2007 Germany, Israel, Spain countries that the Turkish civil society University - partner youth leaders from 30 countries. With the Istanbul organisations most partnered with ÇATI Contemporary Dance DBM – Mediterranean Dance Meetings - 2007 Portugal, Lebanon, Spain Foundation for Culture and Arts, the ALF organised through the Anna Lindh Grant Programme Artist’s Association - partner in 2007 the ‘Youth Workshop for the Settlement of Istanbul Foundation for 27 new projects mobilised by ALF through Babel Med Music - 2007 France, Morocco, Spain Conflicts through Cultural Cooperation’ in Istanbul; the Culture and Arts - partner workshop was attended by 40 youth leaders and youth the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign workers from 27 Euro-Mediterranean countries. 40 participants attended the ‘Youth Avoir 20 ans en Méditerranée - 2007 IPS Hetisim Vakfi - partner Italy, Lebanon, Spain Overcoming Prejudices and Restoring Trust in Rum Babil, Society Culture And Workshop for the Settlement of Conflicts Greece In 2008, in the framework of the ALF’s ‘1001 Actions through Cultural Cooperation’ in Istanbul, Minority - 2009 Arts Association - leader for Dialogue’ campaign, the Turkish Network was Turkey in June 2007 Intercultural Understanding Everyday - ICU Everyday GSM youth services centre - Bosnia Herzegovina, Germany, Italy, involved in launching youth and cultural Initiatives, - 2009 leader Montenegro, Palestine, Sweden (...) including: the ‘GePGeNc Youth Festival’, organised by The 3rd Advisory Council meeting was Tahqiq Sahafi : Journalisme culturel et enquêtes en IPS communication France, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, the Istanbul Bilgi University with intercultural good organised in Istanbul in October 2009 Méditerranée - 2009 foundation BIANET - partner Italy Projet de coopération avec le centre Karagöz : practices, 40 artistic performances and youth forum; Turna Kültür Sanat - partner France 13 civil society organisations were création musicale MERIBA - 2009 and ‘Understanding the Other’, led by the Support represented at the Anna Lindh Forum 2010 Yenimahalle Directorate of to Life organisation, involving activities with young The Rights Perspective - 2009 Egypt, Italy, Lithuania held in Barcelona National Education - partner 134 people from diverse backgrounds living in the ‘migrant 135 A contemporary North-South approach to Babil, Society Culture and Arts Ayse Sumru Noyan from Turkey is Portugal, Morocco neighborhood’ of Tarlabasi, including role plays and traditional dance - 2009 Association - Partner simulations. represented in the Advisory Council of the Anna Lindh Foundation 2nd Generation Immigrants: Citizens without rights” Hangar Art Association - Italy, Jordan, Palestine, Romania, Spain, Festival - 2009 partner Greece, Egypt For the ALF’s 2009 Initiative ‘Restore Trust, Rebuild Romankara Ankara Roma - France, Germany, Italy, Montenegro, Intercultural Understanding Everyday - 2009 Bridges’, System and Generation Association launched partner Palestine, Sweden the action ‘Youth Incubator for Reconciliation’. Also Germany, Lebanon, Palestine, Portugal, Research-based art // Art-based research - 2009 5533 - partner in 2009, the ALF was present in Turkey for the United United Kingdom Nations Alliance of Civilizations Forum where it co- KUM SAATİ EĞİTİM GENÇLİK Our Colorful World - 2010 Egypt, Romania organised activities in partnership with the UN Alliance, KADIN - leader the British Council and the Euro-Med Journalism Network. In August 2010, the Turkish ALF National Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants Network meeting brought together in Istanbul civil Bosnia and society groups from various towns and cities including Herzegovina: 6 Bulgaria: 4 Ankara, Çanakkakle and Eskişehir. Algeria: 3 Denmark: 3 Egypt: 14 Algeria: 3 Poland: 5 Others: 15 Bosnia and Portugal: 4 Herzegovina: 6 Romania: 3 United Kingdom: 4 France: 16 Cultural project launched Bulgaria: 4 Spain: 11 with ALF support The Netherlands: 4 Denmark: 3 Sweden: 4 Sweden: 4 Egypt: 14 The Netherlands: 4 France: 16 United Kingdom: 4 Spain: 11 Germany: 15 Turkey Germany: 15 Others: 15 Greece: 5 Austria Romania: 3 Belgium Portugal: 4 Greece: 5 Israel: 6 Cyprus Italy: 21 Czech Republic Poland: 5 Israel: 6 Jordan: 12 Hungary Lithuania Palestine: 10 Lebanon: 12 Montenegro Morocco: 7 Slovak Republic Local Initiative on Italy: 21 Morocco: 7 Palestine: 10 Slovenia migration for ‘Restore Tunisia Trust, Rebuild Bridges’ Lebanon: 12 Jordan: 12 Projects Involving UK civil society organisations United Kingdom Project UK Organisation Partner countries Article 12 in Scotland - Jordan, Turkey, Poland, Spain, Italy, Rainbow of Music - 2006 partner Egypt, France, Morocco

UK civil society has played a central role in the Online Interactive Visual Art Programme - 2006 British Council - partner Palestine, Germany, Egypt regional programme of the Anna Lindh Foundation, 100 civil society organisations have been Read Write Now - 2006 British Council - partner Palestine, Egypt, Spain leading and collaborating in 18 new transnational involved in the UK National Network projects since 2006, involving partners in the Middle Drama as a Context for Learning – International National Association for the 19 civil society organisations have been Palestine, Greece, Jordan, Lebanon East and North Africa region. The UK Network, which Summer School - 2007 Teaching of Drama - partner granted ALF financial support for leading includes international NGOs, leading academic Serious Events Limited - or partnering in trans-national projects Tapis Volant - 2007 France, Lebanon, Palestine, Turkey institutions, media bodies and youth groups, is partner with civil society organisations in Europe, coordinated by the Centre for Urban Education, North Africa and the Middle East Arab women in the creative sector - 2009 Kingston University - leader Egypt Manchester Metropolitan University. The UK Network has most partnered with Palestine Festival of Literature - 2009 Engaged Events Ltd - leader Palestine Projects have taken place in the field of literature, civil society in Egypt, Lebanon, Palestine, Stories from our Mothers (Meetings of Palestinian Camden Abu DIs Friendship Palestine online media and blogging, artistic mobility and and Turkey through the ALF grant and British women) - 2009 Association - leader creativity. Between 2005 and 2010, and with the ALF programme Building A United Negev Youth Leadership Forum - network support scheme, the Network has organised New Israel Fund - partner Israel 9 new projects mobilised by ALF through 2009 a number of networking, outreach and training Traduction, entre langues et cultures, du Dictionnaire St Antony's college in the the ‘1001 Actions for Dialogue’ campaign France, Algeria, Morocco meetings. In collaboration with the Network, several critique de la Méditerranée - 2009 University of Oxford - partner international forums have been co-organied in the UK British academic experts participated Interface, centre ofr research Germany, Lebanon, Palestine, Portugal, Research-based Art // Art-based Research - 2009 by the ALF including: the workshop and art exhibition in the ALF’s international scientific in art - partner Turkey ‘Cross Border Arts’ to present and discuss the work of Raising awareness on the issue of displacement in committee for the first Report on ICAHD UK - partner Israel, Italy artists following the war in Lebanon in 2006. Intercultural Trends (City University; Israel and the Palestinian Territory - 2010 University of Westminster) More than 100 journalists and media from the Middle East and Europe gathered in London for the first time More than 1000 people from the UK were Participation in Regional Campaigns after the 2009 Gaza War for the ALF’s ‘In the Aftermath surveyed by Gallup for the very first Anna Lindh Report on Intercultural Trends of Gaza: Media Narratives and Public Perceptions’ Project Organisation Campaign 136 organised with the University of Westminister and British journalists and media (Elaph, 137 Chatham House; the conference ‘Rethinking Dialogue’ Guardian) have been winners of the Anna 1001 Books for the Bibliotheca Alexandrina Literature Across Frontiers 1001 Actions for Dialogue in December 2010 which was co-organised by the Lindh Journalist Award for Reporting British Council and the Anna Lindh Foundation and across Cultures Liverpool Arabic Arts Festival The Bluecoat 1001 Actions for Dialogue featured the national launch of the Anna Lindh Report A values based approach to promote effective Turning Tides 1001 Actions for Dialogue on Intercultural Trends. For the preparation of the first UK-based academic Sara Silvestri is a dialogue Anna Lindh Report, representatives of UK academic member of the ALF’s Advisory Council Constructing the Peace Article 12 in Scotland Restore Trust, Rebuild Bridges institutions had coordination roles on the ALF scientific committee, supervising the qualitative work of cross- cultural experts from 30 countries. Partnerships established through Anna Lindh Grants

Algeria: 1 Egypt: 5 ‘Arab Women in Algeria: 1 Poland: 1 the Creative Sector’ Turkey: 4 supported by ALF France: 3 Egypt: 5 Spain: 2 France: 3 Turkey: 4 Spain: 2 Germany: 3 Germany: 3 Poland: 1 Greece: 1 United Kingdom Greece: 1 Israel: 3 Italy: 2 Israel: 3 Jordan: 1 Lebanon: 5 Palestine: 8 Italy: 2 Morocco; 2 The Palestinian Litterature Jordan: 1 Palestine: 8 Festival launched with Anna Lindh grant support Morocco; 2 Lebanon: 5 138 Governance, 139 Management and Financing Governance and Management

Co-financed by the 43 countries of the Union for the Mediterranean and the European Commission, the ALF International Headquarters is ruled by a Board of Governors composed of representatives of those countries. The Board approves the The multicultural staff of the Foundation works at the ALF Headquarters in Alexandria (Egypt) which is co-hosted programme and the budget of the Foundation, and appoints the President and the Executive Director. at the Bibliotheca Alexandrina and the Swedish Institute. The Executive Director is Andreu Claret (Spain).

The ALF President represents the Foundation in its external relations, presides over the Advisory Council, reports Executive Office to the Ministerial meetings, and assists the Executive Director in the preparation of the multi-annual work Paul Walton, Coordinator of the Executive Office and Communications Manager (United Kingdom) programme. The Foundation is managed by its Executive Director who manages the Foundation, prepares the Sherine Morad, Assistant to the Executive Director and Protocol Liaison Officer (Egypt) programme and the budget, appoints and heads the staff, prepares the meetings of the Board of Governors and Ingy Sedky, Press and Media Officer and Assistant to the President (Egypt) acts as the legal representative of the Foundation. Stefano Zucchiatti, Online Media and Information Officer (Italy)

The Advisory Council, which advises the Board of Governors, the Executive Director and the National Networks, Programme Coordination Unit is selected by the Board. It is composed of 18 members, 9 from EU countries and 9 from Mediterranean partner Gemma Aubarell, Head of Programme Coordination Unit (Spain) countries, chosen for their background, experience and independence in the field of intercultural dialogue. Eleonora Insalaco, Programme Administrator and the Anna Lindh Report Coordinator (Italy) Renata Papsch, Programme Administrator and ALF Forum Coordinator (Austria) The Anna Lindh Foundation functions as a Network of National Networks. The Networks are coordinated by 43 Claudia Marinaro, Programme Administrator for Monitoring and Evaluation (Italy) Heads of Network who contribute to the strategy and programme development of the Foundation, through the Corrine Grassi, Programme Administrator for Monitoring and Evaluation (France) annual Heads meeting and ongoing consultation. Wafa Katba, Programme Officer for Monitoring and Evaluation (Palestine) Chaymaa Ramzy, Programme Officer and Assistant to the Programme Coordinator (Egypt) Board of Governors The ALF’s Board of Governors is composed by representatives of all the countries of the Union for the Children’s Literature Programme: Mediterranean’: Albania, Algeria, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, the Czech Susanne Abou Ghaida, Programme Administrator and Children’s Literature Programme Coordinator (Lebanon) Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Latvia, Marian Nabil, Senior Accountant (Egypt) Lebanon, Lithuania, Luxemburg, Malta, Mauritania, Monaco, Montenegro, Morocco, Palestine, Poland, Portugal, 140 Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Syria, The Netherlands, Tunisia, Turkey and the United Kingdom. The Network Coordination Unit European Commission and the League of Arab States are observers to the Board of Governors. Gianluca Solera, Head of Network Coordination Unit (Italy) Vera Cerbara, Programme Officer (Italy) The Board appoints the President, the Executive Director and the Advisory Council. The Board Chairperson Rasha Shaaban, Programme Officer (Egypt) from 2005 to 2009 was Muhyieddeen Touq (Jordan) and the Vice Chairperson was Lars Bjarme (Sweden). The Dimitrios Cavouras, Programme Officer (Greece) Chairperson from 2009 till present is Ambassador Veronika Stabej (Slovenia), and the Vice Chairperson is Professor Hoda Omera, Programme Officer (Egypt) Mohamed Mahjoub (Tunisia). Administration and Finance Unit President Fida Hennawi, Head of Administration and Finance Unit (Jordan) The first President of the Anna Lindh Foundation was elected in 2008: Nihal El Nahas, Contracts Officer and HR Assistant (Egypt) André Azoulay (Morocco) Monika Emad, Procurement Officer (Egypt) Radwa Hassan, Contracts Officer (Egypt) Executive Directors Christine Nabil, Senior Accountant (Egypt) Traugott Schoefthaler (2005 to 2007 / Germany) Akram Hamza, Junior Accountant (Egypt) Lucio Guerrato (2007 to 2008 / Italy) Ahmed Ramadan, Office Clerk (Egypt) Andreu Claret (From 2008 / Spain) Ayman El Emary , Office Clerk (Egypt) Adel Mohamed, Driver (Egypt) Advisory Committee (2005-2008) Mohamed Ben Mami (Tunisia), Salvatore Bono (Italy), Malek Chebel (Algeria), Asaad El-Asaad (Palestine), Hoda El- Former Staff Members Sadda (Egypt), Marie-Claire Foblets (Belgium), Alisa Simha Ginio (Israel), Helle Elisabeth Malmvig (Denmark), Taher Sarah Abdel-Gawad (Egypt), Amina Abodoma (Egypt), Hady Agina (Egypt), Amr Al-Askar (Egypt), Nashat Masri (Jordan), Tuomo Melasuo (Finland), Gema Martin- Munoz (Spain), Demetris Z. Pierides (Greece) Youmna Al-Batran (Palestine), Pernille Brix (Denmark), Doaa Chalaby (Egypt), Heba Daoud (Egypt), Fanny Durville (France), Noha Essam (Egypt), Gregory Kehailia (France), Nevine Kenawi (Egypt), Advisory Council (2008-2011) Ute Meinel (Germany), Mai Metawi (Egypt), Fadia Nahhas (Palestine), Azza Nardini (Italy), Eman Qara’een (Jordan), Rowaida Al-Ma’aitah (Jordan), Ron Barkai (Israel), Heidi Dumreicher(Austria), Caroline Fourest (France), Eduard Graziella Rizza (Italy), Abdallah Sobeih (Egypt), Manal Tabet (France), Nawal Traboulsi (Lebanon), Gombárd (Czech Republic), Lucio Guerrato (Italy), Aïcha Kassoul (Algeria), Nevenka Koprivsek (Slovenia), Liliane Youssef (Egypt) Mohamed Mahjoub (Tunisia), Tuomo Melasuo (Finland), Antoine Messarra (Lebanon), Aliki Moschis-Gauguet (Greece), Besnik Mustafaj (Albania), Ayse Noyan (Turkey), Taleb Omran (Syria), Karina Petersone (Latvia), Sara Silvestri (United Kingdom), Nevine Simaika (Egypt)

Contributions 2005 - 2011 Allocation of Resources

Country Contributions Phase I (2005 - 2008) euros Contributions Phase II (2008 - 2011) euros Albania 0 10,000 Algeria 100,000 0 Austria 100,000 100,000 Belgium 200,000 190,000 Bosnia and Herzegovina 0 0 ‘Phase I’ Total Budget: euros 10,431 Million Bulgaria 0 0 Budget Chapters Sub-Chapters Gross Budget Budget Share Croatia 0 20,000 Human Resources 3,15 million 30.20% Cyprus 50,000 75,000 Travel Expenses 0,56 million 5.37% Czech Rep 50,000 50,000 ALF Activities 5.71 million 54.75% Denmark 201,884 200,000 Financing Specific Events 2,26 mil Egypt 13,543 26,973 organised by ALF Estonia 10,000 40,000 Networks Activities 0,30 mil Finland 100,000 150,000 France 500,000 471,008 Calls for Proposals 2,94 mil Germany 600,000 1,200,000 Publications and Translation 0,18 mil Greece 100,000 100,000 Short-Term Experts and 0,03 mil Hungary 60,000 51,318 Financial Services Ireland 100,000 0 Administrative and Running Administrative and Running 1,01 mil 1,01 million 9.68% Israel 50,000 50,201 Costs Costs Italy 400,000 290,630 TOTAL 10,43 million 100.00% Jordan 30,000 0 142 Latvia 8,000 25,000 143 Lebanon 25,000 14,000 Lithuania 10,000 6,000 Luxemburg 275,000 95,000 Malta 100,000 100,000 ‘Phase II’ Total Budget: euros 12,797 Million (Forecast) Mauritania 0 0 Budget Chapters Sub-Chapters Gross Budget Budget Share Monaco 0 30,000 Montenegro 0 5,000 Human Resources 4,03 million 31.51% Morocco 50,000 50,000 Travel Expenses 0,51 million 3.99% Netherlands 296,033 100,000 ALF Activities 7.88 million 61.61% Palestine 0 0 Financing Specific Events 2.82 mil Poland 75,000 75,000 organised by ALF Portugal 100,000 110,000 Networks Activities 1.95 mil Romania 0 150,000 Calls for Proposals 2.78 mil Slovakia 30,000 30,000 Publications and Translation 0,20 mil Slovenia 30,000 42,000 Spain 1,000,000 1,000,000 Short-Term Experts and 0,13 mil Financial Services Sweden 500,000 500,000 Syria 25,000 30,000 Administrative and Running Administrative and Running 0,19 mil 0,37 million 2.89% Costs Costs Tunisia 25,000 25,000 Turkey 100,000 300,000 TOTAL 12.79 million 100.00% United Kingdom 100,000 0 Total Member States Contribution 5,414,460 5,712,130 Total European Union Contribution 4,830,766 7,000,000 TOTAL Contributions 10,245,226 12,712,130 * MS total pledges is 5,797,122 & the difference amount of 99,992 will be collected before end of Phase II. * EU total pledges is 7,000,000 & the final installment of 700,000 euros will be collected before end of Phase II. * Additional contributions: Egypt: €513,911 (in kind); Sweden: €537,884 (in kind) and $2,524,484 + €1,130,342 (Children’s Literature Programme). Publication Credits

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