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Ôpen Maison Citoyenne
There is always a need for spaces to connect, to integrate, and to feel welcomed. Ôpen Maison Citoyenne is one of that place of conviviality, solidarity, creativity, and emancipation with a view to a fairer, more resilient, and more environmentally friendly society and economy. They provide workshops for parents or teenagers, beer brewing, plantations in their greenhouse, food sharing, and exhibitions. According to Guillemette, one of their coordinators,, language is not a problem in Luxembourg,: “Just go and explore the space. “
Biker.lu- more than cycling
Whether it is a hobby or more than that, cycling can encompass various aspects such as socializing, education, and environmental behavior. Biker.lu focuses more on the social aspect of cycling rather than the competitive side. It's about being together outside and exploring nature on a bike. They have junior rides where participants can learn about techniques. They offer tours suitable for beginners as well as for those who like being challenged.
Meet LAFF: the hub of fashion and art in Luxembourg
Luxembourg Art and Fashion Foundation is a place to promote and support women and emerging talents in fashion and art, to help people realize themselves through the creative industries. They create conditions for integration into the society of Luxembourg and set up a platform for networking within the creative industry. Mariana and Kateryna came to share their goals with us.
Openscreen: Inclusion Through Culture
Openscreen is a platform open to all filmmakers and short film lovers! Their sceenings always have something to surprise you with. Also, they have projects called Kappkino: a series of audio plays, a magical experience on vinyl, live performance, or radio broadcast. Vessela told us in an interview about their events and how we can participate. Listen to theinterview.
Sport for all
At Sportunity, they've pioneered integration through sport in Luxembourg. By offering free training sessions in refugee centers and public locations, the organization brings locals and newcomers together, fostering community spirit and helping refugees integrate seamlessly. Join them in connecting people through the power of sport! Check their website to see what they do.
Kehsia- AN INNOVATION APPROACH
KEHSIA operates with a civic and social purpose in mind, promoting the participation, inclusion, and full development of organizations and their staff. Their focus is on strengthening the potential for growth and employment, with a special emphasis on empowering women and young people. How to show females in future society is one of their main goals. You can check their website to find out more: https://www.kehsia.eu/
An award for Malagasy entrepreneurs
The Malagasy Women Empowerment Association aims to fight for the improvement of the conditions and representations of Malagasy women in society. The diaspora of Malagasy women who work in Luxembourg, sponsored by their employers, are content with their living conditions here. However, they lack sufficient guidance, which is why they work each year to promote their mission: empowering women from Madagascar, both locally and abroad, to face their challenges more effectively, especially in highly developed countries.
AFPL's Mission to Destigmatize Psychosis
The AFPL goals are clear: firstly, they aim to extend a helping hand to individuals grappling with psychosis and their families. Secondly, they're dedicated to spreading awareness about psychosis among members and the public, ensuring this vital information reaches far and wide. Moreover, the AFPL is determined to tackle taboos head-on, striving to destigmatize this often misunderstood condition. They're actively working to develop additional support structures for patients and their families.
In their efforts, the AFPL isn't going it alone. They're forging close partnerships with responsible entities both in Luxembourg and beyond, ensuring a collaborative approach to their cause.
Dress for Success
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.
Nurturing Sustainability: The Environmental Consulting Luxembourg asbl (EBL)
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.
Catch a smile!
"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."
Support the ecological transition
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.
Intercultural Dialogue
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.
Inspire, empower and connect young leaders
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 - an intergenerational tie
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.
Learning in Interaction
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.
Fathers against discrimination
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.
Give Us a Voice- the Volunteer Animal Protectors
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/
CID- Feminism and gender in Luxembourg
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.