Multikultura – Page 4

Projects

The main objective of the project is to support the accession processes of the Republic Northern Macedonia in the European

Multikultura and NCBI started by selecting 30 interns who attended a workshop in order to be informed about the work

“Mentoring of Roma education” was a very successful project, which continued for three years in a row” (2009, 2010, and 2011),

“Youth Activism Leading towards Coexisting of Diversities in the Community” (14.12.2012 – 15.01.2014), was implemented by Multikultura and WCI Antiko and

The overall aim of this project is to activate the civic organizations in the field of youth in order to

“Equal chances for all” (01.02.2015 – 30.06.2015), was another successful project implemented by Multikultura in cooperation with the Sector of the

Projects

Roma minorities in our community

Roma minorities in our community. The objectives of the project were: raising awareness of the Roma community on the importance

As we reflect on our achievments, we are grateful and excited to continue our work towards our mission and vision

Transnational meeting, in Spain

Bridging the generation gap – Finding creative ways to connect!

Conference – How to more effectively protect yourself from corruption at the level?

As we reflect on our achievments, we are grateful and excited to continue our work towards our mission and vision

Transnational meeting, in Spain

Bridging the generation gap – Finding creative ways to connect!

Conference – How to more effectively protect yourself from corruption at the level?

Inspiring talk by Nebi Mustafi!

Congratulations to our Community Investment Platform project’s seven sub-grantees!

News

As we reflect on our achievments, we are grateful and excited to continue our work towards our mission and vision

Transnational meeting, in Spain

Bridging the generation gap – Finding creative ways to connect!

Conference – How to more effectively protect yourself from corruption at the level?

Inspiring talk by Nebi Mustafi!

Projects

Roma minorities in our community