Multikultura

HISTORY

Multikultura is a leading civil rights organization promoting youth activism and participation in decision making and development of cultural and inter-ethnic tolerance and cooperation, established in August 2000. About 30 volunteers participate in organizing, managing and conducting activities. The voluntary forum, as one of the bodies of the association, is made up by the volunteers the

mselves. The Assembly of the association is the highest authority in decision-making. The Executive Board is composed of the members of Multikultura who directly carry out the decisions of the Assembly. From the ranks of the Executive Board is elected the Executive director of the organization, who is authorized to represent the interests of the organization itself. The main priority for the association’s operations is inter-ethnic relations through educational programs in support of tolerance, peace and understanding. The main objectives of the association are:
• Active participation of youth in decision-making at local and national level
• Intercultural dialogue at national and international level
• Tolerance and peaceful conflict resolution
• Reducing unemployment and furthering social integration of youth
• Free legal aid


MISSION

Building a harmonious, multiethnic society. VISION

Multikultura is leading organization for the civil rights by promoting the youth activism, participating in the decision making process and developing cultural and interethnic tolerance and cooperation. For more information, attached you will find the Strategic Plan. MAIN ACTIVITIES

• Diversity Week
• Train the trainers
• Workshop for overcoming prejudices and stereotypes



NETWORS

• Coalition All for Fair Trials
• SEGA
• REKOM
• NCBI
• UNITED
• National Youth Council of Macedonia
• International step by step association
• Platform against hate speech



DONORS

 MCMS
 Open Society Institute (OSI)
 UNDP
 European Council
 OXFAM
 MPDL
 ISC-Washington
 Danish Refuges Center
 Moba Project
 International Migration Organization –Skopje
 SAJV- CH
 UNICEF
 CIRa
 NCBI Washington
 Roma Education Fund
 Norwegian People`s Aid
 Abilis Foundation
 Children Foundation Pestalozzi
 Government of Republic of Macedonia
 Ministry of culture
 Municipality of Tetovo
 Agency of youth and sport
 Swiss National Youth Council- SNYC
 Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation- SDC
 Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs



BANK ACCOUNTS

UNI Bank AD Skopje
Bank account: 240190002240962


NLB Tutunska Banka
Bank account: 2100545549901403