Sweden
We are a Swedish organisation working with entrepreneurship and creativity; from volunteering to expertise. We value the quality of volunteering and using particularly film making and theatre to support the needs and health of young people and adults. We are particularly working with refugee and asylum-seeking young people who have a lot of additional needs. We are a social enterprise for Nordic, European and International Projects. Our main 5 working areas are; Providing training, creating educational tools, mobilising volunteers to professionalism, project management, promoting entrepreneurship. Our team consists of 5 experts with a diverse background.
Open Cafe in Mobilizing Expertise promises to be an inclusive, free and engaging workshop every Tuesday at 15:00 – 17:00 in Örkelljunga.
We will have a different topic each week related to social inclusion, youth, social and world issues with the purpose of facilitating an open discussion and promoting an more inclusive society.
We will meet in Strandhem or in Örkelljunga Education Centre. The event will be in English and run by Mobilizing Expertise volunteers and staff. It’s an open and free event for everyone. Come and join us for Fika and some engaging discussions.
Open Cafe Mobilizing Expertise
Disabilities
On 2nd July, we had OPEN CAFE helping members reflect on their perceptions of disabilities and gain increased understanding. First
Intercultural vs. Multicultural and Discrimination with NETNET
On 18th June 2019, Mobilizing Expertise hosted the next OPEN CAFE. This time we were talking all things intercultural vs.
Integration and migration of refugees
OPEN CAFE is back for more weeks – 11th June 2019 and 13th June 2019 This weeks we were first
EVS and Volunteering
At the end of May, MEXPERT hosted the OPEN CAFE with the topic of EVS and Volunteering. MEXPERT invited local
Let’s take a look back at the past…
As part of the OPEN CAFE, on 21st May MEXPERT hosted an open cafe on “Why young adults are unlikely
1st Open Cafe: All about Sports
MEXPERT hosted its first OPEN CAFE as an output for the Social Integration Through Informal Dialogue project and funded by