Per maggiori info e per iscriversi inviare un messaggio a: scambi@lunaria.org. Per partecipare occorre iscriversi all’associazione. I progetto sono cofinanziati dal programma Gioventù in Azione della Commissione Europea.
Ecco un’ introduzione ai temi degli scambi:
“For active urban cultures in Europe”, promoting dialogue and exchange through art and video”, Parigi – The goal is to perform a short film by a group of young Europeans, on the theme of urban culture. The aim is also to present this short film at the 6th International Festival of Short Hip Hop Films, hosted by the R Style association, where it will be put before a panel of judges and hopefully win 1st prize.
Targets: we are looking for active participants interested in the topic of Hip Hop and urban culture.
Message: participants will jointly decide the message they want to get through with the short film. In general, the youth exchange is part of a promotion of dialogue and intercultural exchange through art and video.
Forms, criteria and constraints
- According to the Festival regulation, “the movie should focus on Hip Hop in its various forms of expression (DJ, Graff, Dancing, Singing, Streetwear, Events, Exhibitions …) and / or in an evolution of Hip Hop”.
- The film must be in DV format or DVD
- The duration of the film should not exceed 15 minutes
- The musical illustrations must be royalty free
- The words in English must be subtitled, (cf. Article 2 of Regulation)
- A copy of the film must reach the R Style association before August 16, 2010, with the entry signed.
A copy of the film must also be accompanied by a picture illustrating the film, as well as adocumentation on the short film. Shipping charges are the responsibility of participants.
“Changing Perspective”, Roebel (Germania) – The European Parliament and the Council of the European Union have declared the year 2010 the European Year for Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion.
This we’ll take as an occasion and motto for a youth meeting titled “Changing Perspective”.
The European Union is one of the richest areas in the world, but still 17% of EU citizens have such limited resources that they cannot afford the basics.
The project will be a meeting with young participants from 5 European countries: Germany, Poland, Italy, Slovakia and Estonia.
During the meeting the participants will discuss about poverty and social exclusion and create an art exhibition to combate different aspects of poverty.
Here participants will learn know to deconstruct stereotypes and stigmas attached to poverty and social exclusion and give voice to the concerns and needs of people experiencing poverty and social exlusion.
The highlight will be at the end of the camp when the volunteers create the opening of the exhibition with their pictures, sculptures, music in Roebel.
For further information about Roebel please refer to the websites www.roebel-mueritz.de (also available in English) or www.stadt-roebel.de.
