The idea of the chronic patient summer school is to connect the organ transplant recipients, dialyzed patients, their families and medical staff in functional network. The school is annual, and takes place in different cities of Romania. The main issues discussed during the school are:
1. Health and wellbeing of chronic patients
2. Social activities of chronic patients
3. The medical news in area of transplant and dialysis.
The project is the reconstruction of departmental housing in Ukrainian cities for the temporary accommodation of residents of the city of Mariupol - refugees. Housing is provided free of charge.As a pilot project in 2023, such a hostel has already been created in the city of Dnipro. 127 people settled in 35 separate rooms of this building. Comfortable living conditions have been created, a co-working space with everything you need. Each room is equipped with furniture and household appliances.
In the village of Lympia (Cyprus), bordering the buffer zone, over the last three years residents have begun to reclaim their public spaces, adding colour and energy through artistic interventions. Without any warning on social media, residents gathered at project sites and spread the word of the interventions by word of mouth. To date, every project outing has turned into a street party, uniting the community.
Eco-poethical journeys in Greece exploring the beauty of ecosystems and encouraging individuals to embrace their role as stewards of the Earth.
These poetic explorations not only celebrate the enchanting connection between humans and dolphins but also serve as powerful calls to action. Journeys go beyond mere observation, creating opportunities for poetic self-actualization, fostering ecological literacy, and instilling a deep sense of ethics of care for our planet.
The Malta Bus Reborn vision revived one of Malta's cultural icons, fusing heritage with climate action. The iconic diesel fleet, retired in 2011 due to environmental and accessibility issues, made a reimagined return to the public realm. A public campaign electrified the nation's imagination, securing an 86% poll vote of unprecedented citizen support. Reviving this national treasure is a rare opportunity to connect communities across Maltese islands through an environmental heritage initiative.
Housed in what was formerly a Baronial Palace, KORA is a Contemporary Arts Center in Castrignano dei Greci, south-east Italy opened in 2021. The ambitious project was created by Ramdom - an organisation dedicated to art production and research. KORA had a vital importance in reconnecting the local community with their traditions and culture. Through artistic programming, KORA was striving to generate a dialogue between the local community, researchers, artists, curators and international guests.
EcoSustainable Classroom is a revolutionary initiative that has completely transformed the educational experience at the Escuela Oficial de Idiomas Los Cristianos, Tenerife. This visionary project goes beyond traditional classrooms and has created an exceptionally innovative, inclusive, and sustainable educational space. This carefully designed outdoor classroom has reconnected the educational community with nature, establishing a deep and meaningful bond with the natural environment.
Breathing new life into Zvernec's coastal bunkers, our project is a symphony of transformation. Witness the metamorphosis as these once-forgotten bunkers undergo a physical revival, emerging as vibrant hubs of contemporary art. Beyond mere structures, they become canvases for community engagement, hosting forums, art exhibitions, and music events. We would like to promote, further expand redefining space, fostering creativity, and forging connections along Southern Albania's stunning coastline
We create our own environment, and our environment creates us, too.
One cannot imagine modern urban design without sustainable solutions, and these were included in every piece of this project.
From a previously degraded environment the space has changed drastically, and the square now is a new and modern element of Riga’s urban environment, a place to spend an enjoyable time next to Dailes Theatre.
The Extraordinary Urban Market Gardeners is a project with a simple goal: to turn neglected urban green spaces into vegetable gardens for local food production. What makes this project exceptional is that it's carried out by people with disabilities, promoting social inclusion for these vulnerable individuals. Additionally, the project raises awareness in the community about food production, making this essential knowledge accessible once more, a know-how often forgotten within a few generations
