The Iranian Diaspora is advocating for the Iranian community residing in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Their initiative aims to promote human rights, justice, and solidarity within and beyond the Iranian diaspora. The organization raises awareness about current events affecting Iranians worldwide, acting as a vital intercultural integrator. It seeks to encourage volunteerism and serve as a powerful voice for those who are voiceless, marginalized, and in need. Shabnam shared with us their mission and events in Luxembourg.
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.
Access to Rights
Passerelle is a non-profit Luxembourgish association recognized as being of public utility since September 2023, active in the defense and exercise of fundamental rights for vulnerable people in Luxembourg. Marion specifically joined this association from France. Working with homeless people and individuals in vulnerable situations has always been her interest. The majority of their work involves assisting vulnerable migrants and refugees. Learn more about their results in our interview.
JUDDU: a beacon of hope for education in Senegal!
Join us as we delve into JUDDU's mission to empower disadvantaged children, providing them with the tools they need to thrive in the 21st century. From literacy skills to vocational training, JUDDU ensures that every child has the chance to become a true actor in their own life story. Listen now to the interview with Aldo and be part of the journey towards a brighter future for all.
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.
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.
Diversity, Belonging and authenticity
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.
Building in the anti-racist education
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
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.