Come Together Show: every Wednesday of the month
There are many great activities and initiatives in Luxembourg that remain hidden from obvious sight, and we aim to lift the veil of mystery from much of Luxembourg’s social life. By researching and interviewing associations where the purpose is to connect individuals and build communities, we make sure that anyone new or old to Luxembourg has the information they need at their fingertips.
Come Together Associations Network
Come Together Meet-ups: ARA City organises monthly events for associations, federations and clubs. Guest speakers share their expertise, often gleaned in the corporate world, with socially engaged groups. Topics include Building your Social Media Presence, Engaging Your Community, Fundraising, Public Speaking and Your Elevator Speech.
Best practices and an exchange of ideas is encouraged at our networking event. If you would like to receive our newsletter or find out about our next event and our guest speaker, contact: ComeTogether@ara.lu
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Their vision is a world where women are economically empowered and inspired to create change. They strive for a world where all women are financially independent, and are treated with dignity and respect. There might be women out there who don’t have enough confidence to access the job market, or they return after maternity leave, or they are simply readapting to a new work environment. Rachel Treece talked about how they can help these women. Check their website link (https://luxembourg.dressforsuccess.org) to the interview.
InfoMan asbl is that place that propose to contribute to the diversification of masculine roles and attitudes, in an ever more open and evolving society. Equal opportunities for all and fair and respectful social relations require the commitment of everyone, including men. The realities of men and boys are multiple. Louis is a psycholog there ready to give help to any man living in Luxembourg, and even women.
In the heart of Luxembourg, where modernity and tradition intertwine, lies a beacon of environmental stewardship: the Environmental Consulting Luxembourg asbl (EBL). Established in 1992, EBL stands as a testament to the nation's commitment to sustainable development and environmental harmony. With an illustrious history spanning over two decades, EBL has evolved into a cornerstone of environmental consultation for municipalities, associations, public and private institutions, and companies across Luxembourg. Listen to the interview to find out how you can make your environment better.
We Belong Europe aims to foster inclusivity in society by promoting discussions led by minorities. They hope to encourage leaders in re-thinking and re-shaping solutions regarding Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging (DEIB) issues.
A passionate collective of women and men committed to championing the rights and well-being of individuals facing discrimination based on gender, race, religion, sexual orientation, or disability. This is what Letzriseup is about. They ignite change, challenge social norms, and create a more inclusive Luxembourg society
"In November 2015, a group of 9 Luxembourgish volunteers joined a relief convoy to the Balkans to actively help people escaping from their home countries. Afterward, the motivation was even greater to continue, fueled by further demands from others wanting to help as well. Fabienne, the president of the association, told us the secret of how to bring a smile! Listen to the interview to find out."
Transition Minett, based in Esch-sur-Alzette, is a collective for raising awareness, exchanges, sharing, and actions for the Transition in the Minett. They bring together citizens for an ecological, inclusive, and united transition. Also, their mission is one of awareness, information, and mobilization aimed at the emergence and support of initiatives. Discover their projects by listening to interview.
Casting Lux is that nonprofit platform that gives actors, dancers, voiceovers, or simple amateurs a chance to be in the spotlight. Their goal is to improve the quality of castings in the entertainment industry in Luxembourg while making it easier to connect everyday people, upcoming talents & current professionals with Luxembourg's thriving movie, TV, event & creative industries.
Rotaract is a global community of young professionals who take action in their communities, develop their leadership and professional skills, and promote global friendship and understanding. Lana And Antonio
The Luxembourgish Association for Intercultural Dialogue is a civil society organization based in Luxembourg. It was established in 2013 to promote initiatives in youth, culture, arts, and education, both locally and in Europe. They aim to build a strong and inclusive society. Lindita from ALDIC and Lamin who is young and full of energy shares his advice to those looking to integrate in Luxembourg.
The Vegan Society promotes the development of veganism in Luxembourg and Europe by educating about the benefits of veganism on animal rights, climate change, and our health. Barbara UJLAKI fell in love with the vegan lifestyle even during her time in Tokyo, then joined the VSL to promote veganism and reduce animal suffering. If you want to become vegan and have questions about it, they will help you with everything.
Meet Global Shapers Community, a diverse community that believes in a world in which young people are at the heart of solution-building, policy-making, and lasting change. Their mission is to inspire, empower, and connect young leaders to reach their full potential, shape decision-making processes, and drive positive change in their communities and the world.
Mamie et Moi aims to “foster intergenerational ties in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg in order to strengthen solidarity between generations and optimize living together in a context of cultural and generational diversity. Thus they work to “build bridges”, to “find bridges” which allow people to meet and get closer. In practice, this means setting up meetings in the form of workshops, which facilitate the transmission of knowledge and know-how between seniors and younger people but also between people from different cultures.
ROMLUX is a Luxembourg-based nonprofit, that pioneers economic ties between Romania and Luxembourg. This time we spoke to Razvan, who revealed the start of the Romania Luxemburg Business Forum Asbl. The association aims to exchange, foster mutual assistance, and share economic experiences. They also build cultural bonds intensified for a harmonious Romania-Luxembourg connection. ROMLUX opens doors to new contacts, seminars, company visits, economic missions, and cultural events. Anyone can be a member! Listen to the interview to find out how!
Bazar International de Luxembourg is the largest international and annual fundraising event in Luxembourg. The main purpose is to help people in need. They do this by donating the profit of all they make during their events to a diverse selection of charities, across the globe. They want to get the charities going, set them up stronger for the future, and, and make an impact. Have you been to any Bazar International events? It is a must! Charlotte, our colleague, joined Djulieta to present the organization.
LAR (Luxembourg Air Rescue) provides year-round lifesaving services in Luxembourg and outside of Greater Region, upholding the highest standards of safety and quality in medicine, technology, and aviation.LAR operates strategically positioned rescue helicopters at Findel Airport and Ettelbruck for rapid nationwide emergency response. Are you already a member? Not yet? Convince yourself by listening to the interview.
Luxembourg’s Multi-Learn Institute promotes learning and development through interaction and diversity. Since its inception in 2008, the association has been involved in various initiatives, including research, projects and training, both in Luxembourg and beyond.
For this episode we explored the psychological effects of social media and the constant influx of distressing information with our guest was Mr Kashayar Pazooki, neuroscientist, and psychotraumatherapist.
The need to empower the rights of immigrants in Luxembourg, to fight against discrimination and to make an easier living together are just a few of the ASTI asbl’s objectives. Their activities for integration process are open to children, adults and elderly people. “ I think Luxembourg needs more assistance for integration “, said Sergio from ASTI. He thinks the investment in social cohesion will bring a lot. According to him, housing stays as one of the challenges to confront for those newcomers to Luxembourg. The equality is following.
FAD as a platform of dialogue to promote equal opportunities for both parents, to care for the children and to ensure their well-being. Besides being a great country to raise children and a safe environment, the president of FAD thinks that Luxembourg speaks less about what is happening in the process of two parents’ separation. Listen to our interview to find out about FAD’s objectives.
Following her husband like many other women, Raluca came to Luxembourg being originally from Romania and alongside other friends they fell the need of an association to promote Romanian culture in Luxembourg. They are now 8 great members who want to present Romania’s traditions and culture to Luxembourgish audience. Listen to the interview to find out what is the relation between Luxembourg and Transilvania.
Eurosolar Lëtzebuerg asbl and the Government of Luxembourg have the objective of the sustainable expansion of the renewable energy sector in general and solar energy in particular in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg in accordance with the national objectives in the fields of the fight against climate change and the development of renewable energies.
Aikido Club Community is a place where you don’t just practice martial arts, you cultivate a mindset of balance, discipline, and unity. You can also be part of Aikido family. to bond and extend the dojo, creating a community that thrives on respect, growth and the shared spirit of Aikido. Listen to our interview to learn more.
Say hi to CSI Lëtzebuerg, an association driven by the desire to make the world a little bit fairer. Unfortunately, not everyone has the chance to obtain an education. Their aim is to do something about this helping disadvantaged children and young people, regardless of ethnic origin and religion, to enjoy a decent education. Carl joined Djulieta for Come Together Show and told us more about their mission.
D’Ligue is a center that raises awareness of mental health through various campaigns aimed at informing about mental health and mental disorders. Nadia Ruef joined Djulieta and emphasized the importance of caring for the well-being of the society. Nadia stated: “We can all be first aiders. We can all do something.” They have three important divisions. Listen up to our interview to discover them.
First time when we scheduled the interview with Daniel we had to cancel it. And when we received some pictures from him, everything was clear. He was saving a poor deer who scratched her leg. The love and respect for animals rights are the cornerstones of Give us a Voice organization. Daniel told us about their shelter, how they help animals and how you could be one to adopt any friend from their website: https://giveusavoice.lu/
The a.s.b.l. CID- femmes is a meeting point for feminism and gender in Luxembourg. It was founded in 1992 by a group of women with varying backgrounds. The common motivation was to improve the societal status of women in Luxembourg. From the beginning, the CID pursued the goal of promoting gender equality by covering many different areas. Which ones? Listen to the interview with Natalie von Laufenberg to find out.
Youngcaritas is a platform giving young people the chance to get involved and make a positive impact on society. They believe that young people need opportunities to create a sustainable world based on solidarity and social justice. There are several ways to get involved through youngcaritas. You can listen our interview with Nick Clesen or visit their website to find out how: https://www.youngcaritas.lu/
The Mobbing asbl offers to all persons who are under an employment contract, whether it is a permanent or a fixed-contract, help against moral harassment and stress at work. Magdalena Mida told us more about how their trained consultants are at anyone disposal. In her opinion it is better to ask for help before it is too late. Don’t hesitate to contact them here: www.mobbingasbl.lu
Over 30 thousand people in Luxembourg suffer from a rare disease, which is equivalent to the number of diabetics.
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