Upcoming events.
Acting Across Boarders
Acting Across Boarders is an Erasmus Plus Youth Mobility project (Training Course) that consists of 8 partner countries, RE:ACT Volda / Norway, Culture Goes Europe / Germany, KAMM Artistic Europe / Spain, TE IS / Hungary, Fundacja Teatr Wschodni / Poland, Active Youth for Europe / Italy, "Obyrok" / Ukraine,
The project being coordinated by RE:ACT Volda in Norway and Facilitated by KAMM Chairperson - Kelvin Akpaloo and Vladislav Artiukhov from Culture Goes Europe in Germany. The purpose of this project is to serve as a platform for youth workers to learn, a place for NGOs to collaborate, and a spark that revitalizes the communities at large.
The project aims to address the main challenges facing youth work in the fields of immigration, multiculturalism, and diversity.
Creation of a Safe Space for Youth; Fostering Intercultural Dialogue; and Overcoming Language Barriers.
KAMM GRAND OPENING.
Last week, we held our grand opening event, taking attendees on a captivating journey into the world of art and social mediation. The event showcased the organisations past projects, future aspirations, and international collaborations with special guests like Robert Nesirky, Amal Hussein Ismail, Mario Salas, and Almudena Salort Orpi, creating a wellspring of inspiration. The event was filled with exciting activities, including a bingo session led by Alex Perestroyka and a lively Spanish rhythm competition hosted by Mario Salas de Rueda. The event hosts, Kelvin Akpaloo and Marta Ribeiro, kept the energy high and the audience engaged throughout the evening. The grand finale featured mesmerizing performances by Diego Barrera and Jenny Bilogo, leaving a lasting impression on everyone in attendance. Overall, the grand opening was a celebration of art, culture, and unity that will be remembered as a whirlwind of creativity and inspiration.
YE: BRIDGES NOT WALLS - GERMANY.
In its fifth year, 'Bridges! Not Walls' thrives as a migration-focused storytelling project. Led by young artists, this international project unites migrants, musicians, artists, and activists with local communities, artists and activists with a local community to develop a participatory performance art project on the themes of migration, race and origin and inclusion. The annual culmination showcases collaborative performances, intertwining international artists' narratives with the community's local history. Shared stories and struggles bridge the gap between 'natives' and 'migrants,' fostering common ground. Co-funded by the European Union through Leargas and the Thuringian Ministry for Education, Youth and Sport, with backing from the European Youth Education and Youth Meeting Center Weimar , this endeavor is orchestrated by Eurobug International Youth Work Ltd. and CGE Erfurt eV, in collaboration with five global youth NGOs and KAMM Artistic Europe as a supportive partner.