Professional Translator-journalist Wanted!
Professional Translator-journalist Wanted!
If you are looking to contribute to the Europe-wide project and work in the international environment.There is an opened position for a journalist to translate articles from English to Hungarian of immigrants living here in Hungary .Please, send us a pdf or word document of your CV and your recent work (preferably published) to perspektivak@szubjektiv.org.
Professzionális fordító-újságírót keresünk!
Jelentkezz, ha szeretnél közreműködni egy nemzetközi projektben, ami egész Európát felöleli! Az általunk keresett újságíró feladata a Magyarországon élő bevándorlók cikkeinek fordítása lesz Angolrol-Magyarra. Kérlek, küldd el önéletrajzodat pdf-ben vagy word dokumentumban és egy friss (lehetőleg publikált) munkádat a következő címre:perspektivak@szubjektiv.org !
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International Cultural Project Call
The Foundation of Subjective Values, in Budapest is looking for partners for a collborative project of the European Cultural Foundation. The project aims to provide reliable and unique information about contemporary culture through collaborative workshops and by developing artistic guided tours in 7 major European cities.
We are looking for strong reliable partners that are competent in local contemporary art and culture. Here is a Project Proposal , where you can find a detailed description of the project. For more information contact:
Valeria D
e-mail: vdauhalevich@gmail.com
Tel.:+36307166858
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Turks and Arabs in Budapest
The Foundation of Subjective Values was also represented at the Colours Festival on April 14 in Budapest at the cinema Odeon Lloyd. The cultural project is aiming to raise awareness about the integration efforts of immigrants in Hungary. This time the Turkish and Arab communities were in focus.
The moderator of the discussions Marcell Lőrincz underlined the fact, that immigrants in Hungary are usually having higher education than Hungarians and they are also much more active on the labour market, as most of them are in their active ages. Because of this reason Hungary is gaining workforce and taxpayers in the same time, so the state should encourage immigrants and support their integration. Other speakers were talking about the common history of the nations and similarities of the cultures. The documentary called ”Horses are running on each day of Allah” had very positive feedback from the audience and it can be watched in Hungarian at this link
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Tagged arab, colours festival, immigrant, odeon llyod, turk
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Migrants to have a voice
By Hakeem Babalola
People from all continents participated in a training/workshop on Friday March 30 to kick-start a project aiming to create a medium in which to raise migrants’ voice in an attempt to foster better relationship between migrants and Hungarians.
The current situation is being described as poor by some immigration experts and researchers who observed that there is low number of migrants inHungary. According to data made available during the training/workshop, 2.1% is said to be foreign citizens; while foreign born immigrants is put at 3.7%.
The participants, who come from Africa,America, Asia,Canada, and Europe, are currently undergoing an intensive training designed to prepare them in the art of English journalism and other technicalities to make them function as community reporters.They are expected to develop an awareness of social integration with stories highlighting migrants’ lifestyle, especially their fear and challenges, which often miss in Hungarian media.
Organized by the Foundation for Subjective Values under MEDIA4US, the website which will be launched on April 6 has been named PERSPECTIVE where commissioned community reporters are expected to post their stories. “The aims and objectives of the project,” declared Lorincz Marcell, Co-coordinator Foundation for Subjective Values, “is to raise the voice of immigrants so that Hungarians can see and know more about immigrants”. Mr. Marcell added that he expected appointed community reporters to focus on the asylum seekers and refugees as well.
Media4us journalism workshops
Are you a Third Country National IMMIGRANT? Interested in Journalism?
Then why not to join the Media4us journalism workshops now!
The workshop is going to be held on 30th of March at Europe Point from 10:00 to 18:00.
Address: Millenáris Park, 1024 Budapest, Lövőház u. 35.
For those who are not aware, Media4US2 is the Europe-wide project which is going to be held within years 2011-2012 is focused on the role of third country national’s (TCN) immigrants in the EU member states. The project aims to enhance the general public’s perception on migration by making IMMIGRANTS AND THEIR INTEGRATION EFFORTS MORE VISIBLE IN SOCIETY.
We are waiting with expectations for enthisiastic people, who will be interested on comunity reporting. We are looking for people interested in writing, photo and video journalism.
Participation is free but prior registration is necessary because of the limited number of places. You may apply for the workshops, sending a short description about yourself and your interest to: alexandra.takacs@szubjektiv.org.
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INTERNATIONAL DAy FOR THE ELIMINATION OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
21 March, Wednesday, 18.00
At European Point
On 21st of March, International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, FSV together with the European Point organized debates for pre-trained teams on the topic “The man is basically a selfish creature”. The event outlines its objective to memorialize an International date created by the United Nations, commemorating to the 69 victims of the South African antiapartheid demonstration in 1960.Within the frame of activities, there will be a discussion on the life of prominent defenders in the Hungarian history such as Raoul Wallenberg and Gabor Sztehló. From 20:00 you can take pleasure being present on the concert of the Romano Trajo and the Dresch Quartett.
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Media4us project round table discussion
Foundation of Subjective Values has invited a number of Third Country National’s organisations to a roundtable conference at our office on, 11th January (Wednesday) 2012, at 10.00 a.m, to discuss an on-going Immigrants’ focused project, called “Media4US2”.Within the time period of December 2011 and November 2012, “Media4US2” project is going to be focused on the role of third country national’s (TCN) immigrants in the EU member states. The Foundation invites you for further close cooperation in the Europe-wide project which aims to enhance the general public’s perception on migration by making IMMIGRANTS AND THEIR INTEGRATION EFFORTS MORE VISIBLE IN SOCIETY. Therefore, the purpose of the meeting will be to discuss the possibility of future partnerships, and develop a shared vision of the roles and responsibilities.
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Sakharov Human Rights Workshop – The State’s Abuse of Power
On the 2nd of December 2011, Foundation of Subjective Values was proud to held an outstanding workshop devoted to the examination of the issue of state abuse of power. Critical civilian side that stands against any violation of law by the state, the outside spectators and the different human rights groups should unite with each other. Therefore, we should facilitate the sharing of the experiences, strategies and practicies of these groups so they could act as a watchdog more strongly and efficiently. This workshop, where 2009 Sakharov Prize laureate Tatjana Kasatkina, the Executive Director of the Memorial Human Rights Centrewill was also attending, presented an opportunity to share these experiences.
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Football Against Racism – action week pictures
The Pictures of the Hungarian Mixed Migrant-Slovakian and Roma Team, Friendly Tour against Racism in Bratislva, organised in cooperation with the Hungarian Football Federation and the Mahatma Gandhi Human Rigths Group and The Foundation of Subjective Values.
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