
Tudatos Ifjúságért Alapítvány
Kápolnásnyék, Hungary
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Tudatos Ifjúságért Alapítvány is a non-governmental organisation based in Kápolnásnyék, Hungary working on democracy & civil society, children & youth, education +1 more.
Tudatos Ifjúságért Alapítvány (TIA) is a Hungarian foundation based in Kápolnásnyék that works to strengthen civic engagement and democratic awareness among young people. Since April 2018 it has run Tőled Hallottam, an online youth magazine in which young journalist apprentices write regularly on civil society, human rights, democracy, public affairs and social theory. The foundation aims to promote civil attitudes, volunteering, self-organisation and dialogue in Hungarian society and to improve public perception of the civil sector. Its activities include the magazine, research and educational projects, games developed by the foundation, university courses at ELTE, and programmes promoted through its Civil Körkép and Tudatos Ifjúságért sections. It operates in Hungary.
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Tőled Hallottam
Democracy & Civil society
Online youth magazine launched in April 2018, with articles by young journalist apprentices on civil society, youth and human rights, democracy, public affairs and social theory.
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Youth
Research project by the foundation that invites participation from young people.
Time to Move
Education
Online card and board game challenge designed to encourage learning through play.
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Gender equality, Human rights +2 more
Demokratikus Ifjúságért Alapítvány
Democracy & Civil society, Children & Youth +1 more
Együttható
Children & Youth, Education +2 more
Természetfilm.hu
Environment & Climate, Nature & Wildlife conservation +2 more
Amnesty International Magyarország
Human rights, Justice & Legal aid +6 more
Önkéntes Központ Alapítvány
Community development, Elderly care +1 more