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Projects

The Wanted Danube

As many people as possible from all Danube countries were invited to crochet a woolen carpet that symbolizes the river Danube. The challenge: To make the so called “river carpet” as long as possible and to integrate people regardless of their age, social background, education and language skills. The aim was to demonstrate the solidarity amongst the Danube countries. The big finale was a cultural performance in which all the small parts of the big carpet were exhibited on the Cathedral square in front of the Ulm Cathedral during the international Danube Festival in 2014. Once the project was finished, the so called “Danube-Rivercarpet” was divided into small pieces. These pieces were given away for donation.
Different Ages People From Different Countries Mixed Age Group Mixed Gender People Of Different Ethnic Origins People With Different Social Backgrounds People With Different Educational Backgrounds All Ages Older Learners Pupils Students Women People With Disabilities Teachers/Multiplicators Young Learners Multipliers From Different Ngo’s Elderly Community Members Organisations Of/For Older People Lower-Educated People Skills Intercultural Intergenerational Practice Craftsmanship Diversity Solidarity Danube Strategy Disability

Art Changes Lives

"Purification" pantomime and dance performance. The pantomime and dance performance "Purification" of young Bulgarian actors with impaired hearing from "MIM ART" theater at "Tishina" Association. The actors designed and developed the script themselves with the main topic - environmental sustainability and how each and every one of us could do something to contribute to its preservation. They sent their universal message for care, actions and responsibility of people for preservation of the environment through the means of pantomime, synchronized singing and dance facilitated by sign language interpretation. [Project period: 14.03.2011 – 14.03.2012]
People From Different Countries Students Women People With Disabilities Young Learners Education Disability Art Ice-Breaker Cross-Cultural

Design and Development by arivum.