UNITED for Intercultural Action on Departure from X (formerly Twitter) Today, we, at UNITED for Intercultural Action, wish to make a public declaration of our intention to discontinue our presence on the platform formerly known as Twitter, now renamed “X”, following its acquisition by Elon Musk. Our decision, although not made lightly, is rooted… Read more »
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UNITED CONFERENCE IS BACK!!! From November 27th to December 1st in Budapest. Applications now open.
UNITED CONFERENCE IS BACK!!! In a rapidly changing world where political challenges and societal fractures seem to be intensifying, the power of connection, dialogue, and collective action cannot be underestimated. For years, UNITED conferences have stood as beacons of hope, arenas for exchange, and hubs of innovation. Yet, recent times, marked by the global pandemic,… Read more »
Call for Peaceful Resolution of the conflict in Gaza & Israel
We call upon all parties involved to exercise restraint and consider the long-term implications of their actions. Every lost life is a tragedy, and every act of violence pushes peace further away. Now, more than ever, we need brave leaders to step forward and champion the cause of peace and mutual respect. As the international… Read more »
Discussing Hate Speech at the meeting of the General Directors of Sports of the EU
Our director Balint Josa joined the panel on the second day of the meeting of the General Directors of Sports of the European Union countries, held on September 21 and 22 in Valencia, focused on the need to eradicate hateful behaviour in sport, contributing to the panel specifically dedicated to hate speech. In particular he… Read more »
Huge success for the REFUGIN International Civic Forum!
Huge success for the REFUGIN International Civic Forum! On Wednesday 20th of September we had the pleasure to hold the International Civic Forum of the Refugin project , a huge success with many participants from all over Europe who had the chance to listen to our consortium experience, with the useful inputs by all the… Read more »
Support for Morocco in the aftermath of the devastating Earthquake
A 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck in Morocco’s High Atlas mountain at 11:11 p.m. local time on Friday, September 8th, leaving all of us profoundly heartbroken at the news of the killing of thousands of people, of the uncountable injured and the massive destruction that occurred in the country. For this reason we would like to… Read more »
REFUGIN 3rd Transnational Partner Meeting in Athens
On 5th and 6th of September we participated to the 3rd Transnational Partner Meeting of the REFUGIN (Communitarian Approach for a holistic young-refugee long-term integration) project in Athens, to discuss milestones reached, timeline and next steps for the partnership, including the upcoming International Civic Forum, happening on September 20th. Together with the practicalities… Read more »
REFUGIN International Civic Forum on its way!
Great event ahead! Together with the partners of the Refugin project , we are excited to invite you to the upcoming “REFUGIN International Civic Forum”! The Forum is an online event during which the project’s Consortium, practitioners and stakeholders will come together. Different findings achieved within the REFUGIN project will be presented, namely, the best… Read more »
Call for Participants – R2COM Training on Prevention and Countering of Violent Extremism (P/CVE)
We’re looking for 5 Hungary based NGOs professionals/workers interested in the Prevention and Countering of Violent Extremism (P/CVE) to join a three-day training from the 17th to the 19th of October in Toulouse within the R2COM – Radicalisation and Violent Extremism Prevention in the Community project, of which we’re proudly partners. The Training will primarily… Read more »
2nd of August – Samudaripen Porrajmos, Roma Holocaust Memorial Day.
August 2 is Roma Holocaust Memorial Day, also known as Samudaripen Porrajmos, the anniversary of the day in 1944 in which nearly 3,000 Roma and Sinti women, men and children in Auschwitz-Birkenau’s Zigeunerlager (then infamously known as the “Gypsy family camp”* were killed in the concentration camp’s gas chambers. In Europe and all over… Read more »