Työväen Akatemia (Finland)

Työväen Akatemia (Workers’ Academy) is a folk high school set up in 1924 to provide university level education to working adults. During the academic year, our learners take one-year courses in subjects such as history, social sciences, law, psychology and languages. Työväen Akatemia has coordinated and taken part in a range of international Erasmus+ projects dealing with topics such as guidance and counselling, digital education, and, more recently, peace education.

Dialogue Supporting Foundation “Let`s Talk” (Poland)

Dialogue Supporting Foundation “Let’s Talk” was established in 2019 in response to the growing polarisation in Polish society. The foundation`s purpose and mission revolve around educational and promotional activities related to dialogue. Specifically, it aims to support and popularise the idea of dialogue in itsbroadest sense. The main efforts focus on integration, community-building, promoting tolerance, and preventing exclusion. 

Estonian Dialogue Academy (Estonia)

The Estonian Dialogue Academy is a place of encounter, inspiration and learning. We deeply believe in the power of thinking and talking together. This is why we teach dialogue and critical thinking skills, train dialogue facilitators and organisers, and promote more inclusive and interactive cultures of communication and participation.  Our work focuses on education, community, democracy and leadership. We collaborate with schools, NGOs, governments, local networks, businesses, politicians and the public.

Youth Space (Ukraine)

Youth Space is a non-governmental organization founded in 2014 and based in Uzhhorod, Ukraine. The main mission of the NGO is to promote youth development and form a new type of thinking, implementing youth policy in the Zakarpattia region, where young people want to live and develop.

Fremde werden Freunde (Austria)

Fremde werden Freunde is a civil society organisation based in Vienna, Austria working in the fields of inclusion, integration
and social participation of refugees, asylum seekers and other marginalised groups. Fremde werden Freunde is a legally
constituted non-profit organisation, founded by natural persons and operates independently from any government and was
initiated in 2015. The vision and the aim of the organisation is to foster social inclusion of these communities and to
contribute to their well-being and mental health.

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