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Forum der Kulturen Stuttgart e. V.
Stuttgart, DEImpact-drivenAssociationArt & CultureSocial Impact
Impact3Sustainability Goals
LocationStuttgart
About Forum der Kulturen Stuttgart e. V.
Forum der Kulturen Stuttgart e. V. is a registered association founded in 1998, dedicated to fostering cultural exchange, integration, and diversity in Stuttgart. It serves as a central platform for strengthening and networking migrant organizations and promoting intercultural dialogue. The organization supports a wide range of member associations and collaborates with numerous networks and partners. Key activities include organizing the "Sommerfestival der Kulturen," publishing the "IN MAGAZIN," and running the "House of Resources." It is also actively engaged in intercultural discourse and committed to global Sustainable Development Goals.
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Sustainability Goals
Reduced Inequalities
Empowering and connecting migrant organizations
Forum der Kulturen Stuttgart e. V. provides platforms and resources to promote the participation and visibility of migrants within urban society.
Fostering integration through intercultural dialogue
The organization hosts forums and festivals that encourage cross-cultural exchange and strengthen inclusive coexistence in Stuttgart.
Quality Education
Education and qualification for migrant associations
Through basic seminars, training, and the Ziryab-Akademie, the organization strengthens the competencies of post-migrant organizations.
Discussions on multilingualism and educational opportunities
The Forum promotes discourse on the importance of languages and lived multilingualism in society, including via the #MigrantsTalkSDGs! podcast.
Sustainable Cities & Communities
Inclusive and diverse urban society in Stuttgart
With cultural festivals like the "Sommerfestival der Kulturen," the organization contributes to a diverse and safe city that offers space for everyone.
Strengthening civic engagement
The Forum promotes the active participation of migrants in urban society and supports initiatives for peaceful coexistence.
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FAQs
Q1What is the mission of Forum der Kulturen Stuttgart e. V.?+
Forum der Kulturen Stuttgart e. V. is dedicated to fostering cultural exchange, integration, and diversity in Stuttgart. It serves as a central platform for strengthening and networking migrant organizations and promoting intercultural dialogue.
Q2How does Forum der Kulturen Stuttgart e. V. contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?+
The organization primarily contributes to SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities) and secondarily to SDG 4 (Quality Education) and SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities). This is achieved through initiatives like the #MigrantsTalkSDGs! podcast and efforts promoting integration and diversity.
Q3What key projects and events does Forum der Kulturen Stuttgart e. V. organize?+
Key initiatives include the "House of Resources," the "Sommerfestival der Kulturen," and the "IN MAGAZIN," which is celebrating its 25th anniversary. The organization also hosts the "Made in Germany – Interkulturelles Theaterfestival" and the "Made in Stuttgart – Interkulturelles Festival."
Q4Where can interested individuals find information on career opportunities at Forum der Kulturen Stuttgart e. V.?+
Current job openings and internships are available directly on the organization's website. Interested individuals can visit the careers page at https://www.forum-der-kulturen.de/jobs-und-praktika/ to learn about open positions.
Q5Where is Forum der Kulturen Stuttgart e. V. headquartered?+
The organization is headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany. From there, it coordinates its diverse activities to promote cultural exchange and integration.
