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Romano Butiq Association will be organising within the project Roma Culture - Learn. Explore. Experience! the Dialogue artistic event which will be taking place on Thursday, July 28th 2016, starting 06:30 p.m. at the Roma Culture Museum.

“Binding Europe through Cinema and Dance” is a project that was developed in order to respond to the need of increasing knowledge of cinema arts like comedy films and contemporary dance, as tools expressing European cultural diversity and to the need to specialize human resources in promoting cultural projects.

“Children had the opportunity to turn both detective and architect and to shape the stories that we tell them or they create himself. We worked with evidence, photographs, drawings, models and stories that animated them.”

Fund for Bilateral Relations; Measure B: Collaboration and exchange of experience; Call 2 for proposals; April 1st – July 1st 2016

Starting from the socio-economic, cultural and political realities of two small towns from Teleorman district, – Alexandria and Turnu-Măgurele – Maskar project aimed at initiating community dialogue by triggering stereotypes and prejudices, especially ethnic ones, and encouraging for a better understanding of the past with focus upon solidarity and empathy.

“Dobrudjan Diversity towards European Community has fostered and consolidated the understanding of the Dobrudjan cultural diversity, contributing to the enlargement of the cultural audience and the education of the majority population regarding ethnic minorities”.

“Digital story involves multiple disciplines, including literary and artistic skills, use of technology and inter-cultural exchanges. To that effect, libraries aim to encourage interaction between different ethnic minorities represented in Romania, thus promoting cultural diversity and tolerance for minority ethnic values. The digital story provides the tool by which the memory of the communities can be known and shared”.

“In Romania, the project is a unique initiative offering the tourist of Râșnov the possibility to come into contact with the Viking culture. With the Norwegian partner know-how and the support of the local authorities, the project is set to become a culturally viable alternative addressed to the young, in particular, engaging a new educational method to facilitate the grasping of historical phenomena.”

“Through its activities, the project agrees the concerns of local, regional, national and European with regard to promoting cultural diversity and intercultural valences. During the two intercultural exhibitions were exposed the best works of arts by the target group of the project, as well as works of arts by 8 artists from Norway and 16 artists from Romania, in order to promote them and internationally.

“The secrets of the traditional handicraft have been passed on from generation to generation and ethnographically define the quality of cultural diversity. The project sustainability is provided by the capacitation and fostering of the local natural and human resources. Thus, it is through the facilitation of professional trainings for the local people and the organization of handicraft workshops that the production of goods and services is encouraged and fostered.”