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ephra
Berlin, DEImpact-drivenNGOEducationArt & Culture
Impact3Sustainability Goals
LocationBerlin
About ephra
ephra is a non-profit organization dedicated to strengthening children through art. Since its recognition in 2018, ephra has empowered over 5,200 children by providing opportunities to engage with contemporary artworks and artists. The organization fosters self-expression, communication, and relational skills, moving beyond traditional art education. ephra operates diverse initiatives, including digital resources like "ephra.art" and the "Ephra unterwegs" program, which extends its reach internationally. Based in Berlin, Germany, ephra collaborates with a wide network of prestigious cultural and educational institutions, such as the Bundestag, Gropius Bau, and Jüdisches Museum Berlin, to deliver high-impact programs.
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Sustainability Goals
Quality Education
Cultural Education and Artistic Engagement
Ephra empowers children through engagement with contemporary art and artists and provides digital resources for art education to teachers.
Fostering Self-Expression and Creativity
The organization strengthens children through art to develop their self-expression, communication, and relational skills, while fostering their curiosity.
Good Health & Well-Being
Strengthening Child Well-being Through Art
Ephra promotes the psychological and social development of children, enabling them to foster self-expression and communication skills through art.
Emotional Intelligence and Social Competencies
Interacting with artworks and artists helps children develop relational skills and a sense of connection within diverse cultural spaces.
Reduced Inequalities
Accessible Access to Art and Culture
Ephra makes art education accessible to all children, extending its reach into various regions and cultures through programs like "Ephra unterwegs."
Dialogue and Understanding Through Diverse Themes
Through exhibitions such as "Roots in the Wind – Refugee Stories of Children in National Socialism," the organization fosters understanding of diverse realities and historical contexts.
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Q1What is ephra's core mission and impact?+
ephra strengthens children through art, empowering them with contemporary artworks and artists. The organization has positively impacted 5,265 children, fostering self-expression, communication, and relational skills.
Q2What programs and initiatives does ephra offer?+
ephra offers diverse initiatives like "ephra.art" for teachers, publishing works such as "Thoughts Play Hide and Seek", and the "Ephra unterwegs" program, which includes activities in the Chinese-speaking world. They also develop projects like "Ephra Lab" and themed exhibitions.
Q3With which organizations does ephra collaborate?+
ephra maintains an extensive network of partnerships with cultural and educational institutions, including the Bundestag, Gropius Bau, Jüdisches Museum Berlin, Charité, UDK Berlin, and Humboldtforum. These collaborations enable diverse programs and deep insights into artistic thought.
Q4What is ephra's legal status and when was it founded?+
ephra was recognized as a non-profit organization (e.V.) in 2018 and has built an extensive network of partnerships since 2014. It operates from its impressum city of Berlin, Germany.
Q5Where can interested individuals find career opportunities at ephra?+
Current job listings and information on career opportunities at ephra are available on the organization's dedicated careers page at https://www.ephra.org/jobs.
Q6Which Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does ephra primarily support?+
ephra primarily supports SDG 4 (Quality Education) by strengthening children through art. Additionally, the organization contributes to SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) and SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities).
