“ONE WORLD, MANY CULTURES”. CONFERENCE AT THE KUJAVIAN AND POMERANIAN UNIVERSITY (Bydgoszcz, PL)
The Conference “One world, many cultures” was held at the Kujavian and Pomeranian University, City of Bydgoszcz, Poland. As an annual event, it was initiated in 2010.
This year´s edition was meant as another episode in a series of meetings of scientists and scholars, devoted to intercultural dialogue and exchange of ideas concerning today´s global problems. This year, the Conference focused in particular on dialogue between faiths. Thus, appropriately, its date felt on the 25th anniversary of John Paul II’s meeting in Assisi.
On behalf of ALDA, Vice President, Mr. Dobrica Milovanović participated at the Conference. He used this opportunity to meet with the deputy Rector of the University, Mr. Igor Taranov, and talk about possible cooperation in the field of multicultural scientific approaches.
The Conference aimed to offer an opportunity for scientific reflection and intellectually deepened dialogue to a wide range of cultural experts, political scientists, sociologists, historians, theologians, educators, economists, media specialists and representatives of other fields of arts and sciences.
It is noteworthy that this time the Conference was co-organized by the Joseph Ratzinger (Benedict XVI) Vatican Foundation, whose aim is to promote knowledge, organize and support scientific and cultural congresses, and reward scientists for their outstanding achievements (publications and research). The conference was an opportunity for everyone, regardless of their religion, to participate in a dialogue aimed at consensus. It intended to provide an opportunity to learn how a wide range of diverse human communities may coexist in an increasingly globalized world.
The Conference “One world, many cultures” was held at the Kujavian and Pomeranian University, City of Bydgoszcz, Poland. As an annual event, it was initiated in 2010.
This year´s edition was meant as another episode in a series of meetings of scientists and scholars, devoted to intercultural dialogue and exchange of ideas concerning today´s global problems. This year, the Conference focused in particular on dialogue between faiths. Thus, appropriately, its date felt on the 25th anniversary of John Paul II’s meeting in Assisi.
On behalf of ALDA, Vice President, Mr. Dobrica Milovanović participated at the Conference. He used this opportunity to meet with the deputy Rector of the University, Mr. Igor Taranov, and talk about possible cooperation in the field of multicultural scientific approaches.
The Conference aimed to offer an opportunity for scientific reflection and intellectually deepened dialogue to a wide range of cultural experts, political scientists, sociologists, historians, theologians, educators, economists, media specialists and representatives of other fields of arts and sciences.
It is noteworthy that this time the Conference was co-organized by the Joseph Ratzinger (Benedict XVI) Vatican Foundation, whose aim is to promote knowledge, organize and support scientific and cultural congresses, and reward scientists for their outstanding achievements (publications and research). The conference was an opportunity for everyone, regardless of their religion, to participate in a dialogue aimed at consensus. It intended to provide an opportunity to learn how a wide range of diverse human communities may coexist in an increasingly globalized world.
European local democracy week: the city of Sisak awarded with the “12-star label”
The City of Sisak was awarded with the “12 star label” for its efforts in ELDW, the European
local democracy week, by the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of
Europe.
Mrs. Barbara Toce, member of the Congress and Vice Mayor of Pedaso (I), and Maria
Baroni, ELDW Projet Manager, handed to the mayor of Sisak, Dinko Pintaric, the ELDW shirt
to symbolize the award of the prize.
The delivery took place in the framework of the ceremony for the 15th anniversary of the
establishment of the LDA Sisak, held on November 4 in the Croatian city.
“I am proud of this recognition that, despite being a small step for European democracy, is a
great step for our beautiful city”. Stated Dinko Pintaric, Mayor of Sisak.
In the picture (from the left) Mrs. Kristina Ferenac, LDA Sisak, Mrs. Barbara Toce, Congress,
Mr. Dinko Pintaric, Mayor of Sisak, Mrs. Maria Baroni, ELDW Manager, Mrs. Paula Rauzan ,
President LDA Sisak.
The City of Sisak was awarded with the “12 star label” for its efforts in ELDW, the European
local democracy week, by the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of
Europe.
Mrs. Barbara Toce, member of the Congress and Vice Mayor of Pedaso (I), and Maria
Baroni, ELDW Projet Manager, handed to the mayor of Sisak, Dinko Pintaric, the ELDW shirt
to symbolize the award of the prize.
The delivery took place in the framework of the ceremony for the 15th anniversary of the
establishment of the LDA Sisak, held on November 4 in the Croatian city.
“I am proud of this recognition that, despite being a small step for European democracy, is a
great step for our beautiful city”. Stated Dinko Pintaric, Mayor of Sisak.
In the picture (from the left) Mrs. Kristina Ferenac, LDA Sisak, Mrs. Barbara Toce, Congress,
Mr. Dinko Pintaric, Mayor of Sisak, Mrs. Maria Baroni, ELDW Manager, Mrs. Paula Rauzan ,
President LDA Sisak.
EUROPEAN LOCAL DEMOCRACY WEEK: THE CITY OF SISAK AWARDED WITH THE “12 STAR LABEL”
The City of Sisak was awarded with the “12 star label” for its efforts in ELDW, the European local democracy week, by the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe.
Mrs. Barbara Toce, member of the Congress and Vice Mayor of Pedaso (I), and Maria Baroni, ELDW Projet Manager, handed to the mayor of Sisak, Dinko Pintaric, the ELDW shirt to symbolize the award of the prize.
The delivery took place in the framework of the ceremony for the 15th anniversary of the establishment of the LDA Sisak, held on November 4 in the Croatian city.
“I am proud of this recognition that, despite being a small step for European democracy, is a great step for our beautiful city”. Stated Dinko Pintaric, Mayor of Sisak.
In the picture (from the left) Mrs. Kristina Ferenac, LDA Sisak, Mrs. Barbara Toce, Congress, Mr. Dinko Pintaric, Mayor of Sisak, Mrs. Maria Baroni, ELDW Manager, Mrs. Paula Rauzan , President LDA Sisak.
The City of Sisak was awarded with the “12 star label” for its efforts in ELDW, the European local democracy week, by the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe.
Mrs. Barbara Toce, member of the Congress and Vice Mayor of Pedaso (I), and Maria Baroni, ELDW Projet Manager, handed to the mayor of Sisak, Dinko Pintaric, the ELDW shirt to symbolize the award of the prize.
The delivery took place in the framework of the ceremony for the 15th anniversary of the establishment of the LDA Sisak, held on November 4 in the Croatian city.
“I am proud of this recognition that, despite being a small step for European democracy, is a great step for our beautiful city”. Stated Dinko Pintaric, Mayor of Sisak.
In the picture (from the left) Mrs. Kristina Ferenac, LDA Sisak, Mrs. Barbara Toce, Congress, Mr. Dinko Pintaric, Mayor of Sisak, Mrs. Maria Baroni, ELDW Manager, Mrs. Paula Rauzan , President LDA Sisak.
LDA SISAK, A PUBLICATION FOR 15 YEARS OF WORK
Local Democracy Agency Sisak is celebrating 15 years of its successful work on promoting human rights, development of local democracy and human rights.
For the occasion, was published a brochure in which it’s possible to find accomplishments over these years but plans for the future as well.
Foreword is written by President of Congress of local and regional authorities of Council of Europe, Mr. Keith Whitmore. Words about the LDA are written by Councilor in Italian Veneto Region, Mr. Diego Bottacin, our old associate and friend; Mayor of Municipality of Sisak, Mr. Dinko Pintarić and Director of Association of Local Democracy Agencies, Mrs. Antonella Valmorbida.
The Congress financed publishing of the publication.
Local Democracy Agency Sisak is celebrating 15 years of its successful work on promoting human rights, development of local democracy and human rights.
For the occasion, was published a brochure in which it’s possible to find accomplishments over these years but plans for the future as well.
Foreword is written by President of Congress of local and regional authorities of Council of Europe, Mr. Keith Whitmore. Words about the LDA are written by Councilor in Italian Veneto Region, Mr. Diego Bottacin, our old associate and friend; Mayor of Municipality of Sisak, Mr. Dinko Pintarić and Director of Association of Local Democracy Agencies, Mrs. Antonella Valmorbida.
The Congress financed publishing of the publication.
LDA NIS (SRB) PROMOTES A LITERARY ALMANAC OF YOUNG WRITERS OF THE TOWN
LDA Nis e literary club Prejaka rec are organizing the promotion of the Literary Almanac of young writers of Nis.
The almanac is a result of the project “Youth Cultural Club”, supported by the Department for Culture of the City of Nis. It presents original literary works obtained in a competition for young unpublished authors between 18 and 35 years old.
Youth Cultural Club is a cultural program created by LDA Nis with an aim to contribute to meeting the cultural needs of youth in Nis and to motivate young people to use their creative capacity.
LDA Nis e literary club Prejaka rec are organizing the promotion of the Literary Almanac of young writers of Nis.
The almanac is a result of the project “Youth Cultural Club”, supported by the Department for Culture of the City of Nis. It presents original literary works obtained in a competition for young unpublished authors between 18 and 35 years old.
Youth Cultural Club is a cultural program created by LDA Nis with an aim to contribute to meeting the cultural needs of youth in Nis and to motivate young people to use their creative capacity.
ALDA NIS promotes a literary almanac of young writers of the town
LDA Nis and literary club Prejaka rec are organizing the promotion of the Literary Almanac of
young writers of Nis.
The almanac is a result of the project “Youth Cultural Club”, supported by the Department for
Culture of the City of Nis. It presents original literary works obtained in a competition for
young unpublished authors between 18 and 35 years old.
Youth Cultural Club is a cultural program created by LDA Nis with an aim to contribute to
meeting the cultural needs of youth in Nis and to motivate young people to use their creative
capacity.
LDA Nis and literary club Prejaka rec are organizing the promotion of the Literary Almanac of
young writers of Nis.
The almanac is a result of the project “Youth Cultural Club”, supported by the Department for
Culture of the City of Nis. It presents original literary works obtained in a competition for
young unpublished authors between 18 and 35 years old.
Youth Cultural Club is a cultural program created by LDA Nis with an aim to contribute to
meeting the cultural needs of youth in Nis and to motivate young people to use their creative
capacity.