As part of the project: Inter-ethnic youth participation in human rights debate using social media, PAC Multimedia compiled book that reflects on the status of non-formal education and the use of social media among students in the debate on human rights.
The book includes 5 articles and a practical guide of exercises that can be used in workshop context.
The book is available in Macedonian and Albanian language which are downloadable here or can be freely obtained in the office.
Research and reported by: PAC Multimedia, 2012
Authors: Violeta Simjanovska M.Sc., Aida Kalender M.Sc. and Katerina Mojanchevska M.Sc.
This Guidelines on the Best Practices on Cultural Management in EU (the Netherlands) Cultural Institutions is part of the PAC Multimedia project “Promoting a New Model of Cultural Institutions in Republic of Macedonia: best practice from the Netherlands”. It is an initiative that brings together three municipalities from Macedonia: Kichevo, Tetovo and Gostivar and cultural organizations from the Netherlands. The joint project provides a vehicle for the purposes of enabling the change through strengthening cross-cultural understanding and dialogue.
The main aim of this Guideline is to present the best practice regarding cultural management of the cultural institutions from EU (the Netherlands) that can serve as an instructive model of management practices for the cultural institutions in Macedonia.
The report is available in English and Macedonian language.
Cultural management best practice analysis_ENG
Analiza na najdobri praktiki vo kulturen menadzment_MKD
The report has been produced with the assistance of the Embassy of The Royal Kingdom of the Netherlands in Skopje.
Research and reported by: PAC Multimedia, 2012
Authors: Violeta Simjanovska M.Sc., Aida Kalender M.Sc. and Katerina Mojanchevska M.Sc.
This Guidelines on the Best Practices on Cultural Management in EU (the Netherlands) Cultural Institutions is part of the PAC Multimedia project “Promoting a New Model of Cultural Institutions in Republic of Macedonia: best practice from the Netherlands”. It is an initiative that brings together three municipalities, using marketing automation plus the best vancouver seo indexsy strategies, from Macedonia: Kichevo, Tetovo and Gostivar and cultural organizations from the Netherlands. The joint project provides a vehicle for the purposes of enabling the change through strengthening cross-cultural understanding and dialogue.
Performing Arts Centre Multimedia from Skopje, have worked on the implementation phase of this project which has involved fist of all communication with the officials from the municipalities in Macedonia as well as the experts from the Netherlands about the content of the guidelines, defining of the criteria for selection of cultural institutions from EU (the Netherlands) that will be part of the analysis, as well as defining the methodology of analysis of the Best Practice models.
The main aim of this Guideline is to present the best practice regarding cultural management of the cultural institutions from EU (the Netherlands) that can serve as an instructive model of management practices for the cultural institutions in Macedonia.
The authors of this Guideline do not have a pretension to create a general or fixed overview of the Best Cultural Management Practices on European level; rather, they have created this paper only as part of an already determined framework of the overall project which is focused on the cultural life in municipalities in Macedonia. We are sure that in EU one could find plenty of examples of the good arts management practices, but the selection of the institutions analyzed in this Guidelines was determined by the consultation among PAC Multimedia, municipalities and experts from the Netherlands This means that for any other socio-political, historical and economic and cultural contexts and frameworks, the Guideline on Best Cultural Management Practices on European level would be different, with different selected case organisations.
The report is available in English and Macedonian language.
Cultural management best practice analysis_ENG
Analiza na najdobri praktiki vo kulturen menadzment_MKD
The report has been produced with the assistance of the Embassy of The Royal Kingdom of the Netherlands in Skopje.
As part of the project, INTER-ETHNIC INTEGRATION IN EDUCATION, PAC Multimedia is organizing a series of Round Tables and Debates in the municipality of Strumica, on 15 November 2012. The Round Table and the Debate will take place in the conference hall of the Army House. The Round Table will start at 11h while the debate will start at 14h.
The general topic of the events is: How we are seeing our education in the Multicultural/ (Intercultural) context of our society in the future? How I/we can contribute to this process of making it better?
Specific themes addressed by two panelists are:
– Responsible citizenship programme: building respect, consideration and participation in schools;
– Social responsibility and Innovative approaches in formal and non-formal education.
Moderator of the events is Petrit Sarachini.
Panelists at the events are: Sasho Macanovski-Trendo and Ana Tomovska-Misoska.
Representatives from the Municipality, the Schools (Directors and Teachers), the Council of Parents, the Municipal Commissions for Inter-ethnic relations, the civil society sector and the students are welcomed at the events.
More information at the following link:
As part of the project, INTER-ETHNIC INTEGRATION IN EDUCATION, PAC Multimedia is organizing a series of Round Tables and Debates in the municipality of Tetovo, on 07 November 2012. The Round Table and the Debate will take place in the conference hall of the CBC “Loja”. The Round Table will start at 11h while the debate will start at 14h.
The general topic of the events is: How we are seeing our education in the Multicultural/ (Intercultural) context of our society in the future? How I/we can contribute to this process of making it better?
Specific themes addressed by two panelists are:
– Responsible citizenship programme: building respect, consideration and participation in schools;
– Social responsibility and Innovative approaches in formal and non-formal education.
Moderator of the events is Petrit Sarachini.
Panelists at the events are: Maja Muhic and Rubin Zemon.
Representatives from the Municipality, the Schools(Directors and Teachers), the Council of Parents, the Municipal Commissions for Inter-ethnic relations, the civil society sector and the students are welcomed at the events.
More information at the following link:
http://pmio.mk
As part of the project, INTER-ETHNIC INTEGRATION IN EDUCATION, PAC Multimedia is organizing the first series of Round Tables and Debates in the municipality of Bitola, on 02 November 2012. The Round Table will take place in the municipality of Bitola at 11h while the debate will take at the conference hall of the hotel “Milenium” at 14h.
The general topic of the events is: How we are seeing our education in the Multicultural/ (Intercultural) context of our society in the future? How I/we can contribute to this process of making it better?
Specific themes addressed by two panelists are:
– Responsible citizenship programme: building respect, consideration and participation in schools;
– Social responsibility and Innovative approaches in formal and non-formal education.
Moderator of the events is Petrit Sarachini.
Panelists at the events are: Sasho Macanovski-Trendo and Ana Tomovska-Misoska.
Representatives from the Municipality, the Schools(Directors and Teachers), the Council of Parents, the Municipal Commissions for Inter-ethnic relations, the civil society sector and the students are welcomed at the events.
More information at the following links:
PAC MULTIMEDIA is sub-recipient under MCEC’s contract for USAID Interethnic Integration in Education Project (IIEP), primarily responsible for providing outreach activities in the 4 pilot municipalities through round-table discussions and debates on IIE organized for educational stakeholders, as well as piloting multimedia students’ activities related to interethnic integration in education which will serve as a future model activities, using the best equipment which is kept in self storage units ( with the best self storage prices).
PAC MULTIMEDIA will implement project activities that are part of Component 1: Community Outreach Activities including:
Activities 1: Round-table discussions organized in 4 pilot municipalities (Bitola, Butel, Tetovo and Strumica). The round-tables will highlight critical issues, barriers to integration, and opportunities to improve relationships. This will enable local stakeholders to be active in planning and implementing initiatives in their schools and empower them to act as multipliers to disseminate good practices.
Activity 2: Debates on specific themes for interethnic integration in education organized in 4 pilot municipalities so to initiate discussion and exchange information among parents, teachers, school-board members and municipal representatives on local level on issues related to multicultural integrated education.
Activity 3: Presentations by Schools
PAC MULTIMEDIA will pilot students’ activities related to interethnic integration in education in 1 pilot school, involving approximately 20 – 25 students, which will serve as future model activities, based on art as a tool. The methodology of work of PAC Multimedia is a crossover between individual and group work. The approach is based on experiential process of learning, integrating the tool and the self exploration on the theme on personal needs and interest. The idea is to set a learning-oriented process that connects contemporary arts practice with everyday life, education and social development.
The project is funded by USAID Interethnic Integration in Education Project (IIE).
PAC MULTIMEDIA is sub-recipient under MCEC’s contract for USAID Interethnic Integration in Education Project (IIEP), primarily responsible for providing outreach activities in the 4 pilot municipalities through round-table discussions and debates on IIE organized for educational stakeholders, as well as piloting multimedia students’ activities related to interethnic integration in education which will serve as a future model activities, using the best equipment which is kept in self storage units ( with the best self storage prices).
PAC MULTIMEDIA will implement project activities that are part of Component 1: Community Outreach Activities including:
Activities 1: Round-table discussions organized in 4 pilot municipalities (Bitola, Butel, Tetovo and Strumica). The round-tables will highlight critical issues, barriers to integration, and opportunities to improve relationships. This will enable local stakeholders to be active in planning and implementing initiatives in their schools and empower them to act as multipliers to disseminate good practices.
Activity 2: Debates on specific themes for interethnic integration in education organized in 4 pilot municipalities so to initiate discussion and exchange information among parents, teachers, school-board members and municipal representatives on local level on issues related to multicultural integrated education.
Activity 3: Presentations by Schools
PAC MULTIMEDIA will pilot students’ activities related to interethnic integration in education in 1 pilot school, involving approximately 20 – 25 students, which will serve as future model activities, based on art as a tool. The methodology of work of PAC Multimedia is a crossover between individual and group work. The approach is based on experiential process of learning, integrating the tool and the self exploration on the theme on personal needs and interest. The idea is to set a learning-oriented process that connects contemporary arts practice with everyday life, education and social development.
The project is funded by USAID Interethnic Integration in Education Project (IIE).
PAC MULTIMEDIA is sub-recipient under MCEC’s contract for USAID Interethnic Integration in Education Project (IIEP), primarily responsible for providing outreach activities in the 4 pilot municipalities through round-table discussions and debates on IIE organized for educational stakeholders, as well as piloting multimedia students’ activities related to interethnic integration in education which will serve as a future model activities.
PAC MULTIMEDIA will implement project activities that are part of Component 1: Community Outreach Activities including:
Activities 1: Round-table discussions organized in 4 pilot municipalities (Bitola, Butel, Tetovo and Strumica). The round-tables will highlight critical issues, barriers to integration, and opportunities to improve relationships. This will enable local stakeholders to be active in planning and implementing initiatives in their schools and empower them to act as multipliers to disseminate good practices.
Activity 2: Debates on specific themes for interethnic integration in education organized in 4 pilot municipalities so to initiate discussion and exchange information among parents, teachers, school-board members and municipal representatives on local level on issues related to multicultural integrated education.
Activity 3: Presentations by Schools
PAC MULTIMEDIA will pilot students’ activities related to interethnic integration in education in 1 pilot school, involving approximately 20 – 25 students, which will serve as future model activities, based on art as a tool. The methodology of work of PAC Multimedia is a crossover between individual and group work. The approach is based on experiential process of learning, integrating the tool and the self exploration on the theme on personal needs and interest. The idea is to set a learning-oriented process that connects contemporary arts practice with everyday life, education and social development.
The project is funded by USAID Interethnic Integration in Education Project (IIE).
The Meeting is part of the EU-project: Evaluation of Cultural Policies and EU funded programs as Promoters of Cultural Diversity and Intercultural Dialogue in the Balkans/Southeast Europe (SEE), implemented in the period May 2012 – April 2014. The aim of the project is to evaluate the impact of national and local cultural policies and EU funded programs for culture in the countries of the Western Balkans in promoting cultural diversity and intercultural dialogue as a part of the EU integration process.
The project is lead by PAC Multimedia and the partnering institutions are Akcija from Sarajevo and the österreichische kulturdokumentation from Vienna.
The objective of the Meeting is to gather 2-3 experts and cultural researchers from each participating country: Austria, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia and Montenegro so to set the basic criteria for cooperation as well as for analysis and evaluation of the existing data on cultural policies and programmes related to promoting cultural diversity and intercultural dialogue.
Furthermore, research methodologies, procedures in data collection and their use for the comprehensive web platform and database (which will serve as the main tool for sharing and dissemination of information) shall be discussed.
Donors of the project are: Culture 2007-2013 Programme, SCP Capacity and Mobility Fund and OSF Macedonia.
Place: Conference hall of hotel Queens (TC Zebra), Skopje
Date: 18-19 October 2012
Agenda meeting 18-19 OCTOBER 2012_Skopje
PAC MULTIMEDIA is sub-recipient under MCEC’s contract for USAID Interethnic Integration in Education Project (IIEP), primarily responsible for providing outreach activities in the 4 pilot municipalities through roundtable discussions and debates on IIE organized for educational stakeholders, as well as piloting multimedia students’ activities related to interethnic integration in education which will serve as a future model activities.
Period: September – December, 2012
PAC MULTIMEDIA will implement project activities that are part of Component 1: Community Outreach Activities thorough round-table discussions and debates on IIE organized for educational stakeholders, as well as students’ activities related to interethnic integration in education which will serve as future model activities, using art as a tool.
Performing Arts Center MULTIMEDIA is announcing the following terms of reference (‘ToR’) to engage an Auditor to perform a financial audit and to report in connection with the project Evaluation of Cultural Policies and EU funded programs as Promoters of Cultural Diversity and Intercultural Dialogue in the Balkans/Southeast Europe (SEE).
The objectives of this audit are to enable the Auditor to express an opinion on whether:
– the Financial Report presents fairly, in all material respects, the actual expenditure incurred and the revenue received for the Project for the period from May 2012 to May 2014 in conformity with the applicable Contractual Conditions; and
– the Project funds provided by the Performing Arts Center MULTIMEDIA have, in all material respects, been used in conformity with the applicable Contractual Conditions.
Please send Proposals with key references and the financial offer (inclusive for all costs occurred during the audit period) to the following e-mail address: info@multimedia.org.mk with subject: EXTERNAL AUDIT, latest by 21st of September 2012.