Project launch at a weekend for refugees under the motto ‘Helping people to help themselves’: brainstorming and ideas workshop for participation opportunities. Subsequent planning meetings, formation of subgroups and promotion of activities and public relations work.
Examples from the work of IDSU:
Creative groups, organisation of sales stands to collect donations for humanitarian projects in Ukraine. Organisation of events and fairs (dance café in the Roxy). Training and workshops for project-related events, creation of the website ‘This is us’, radio group ‘Voices of Ukraine’.
Users can set up or join initiatives via the local platform ViMA Ulm. WhatsApp group: A secure messaging group enables ongoing communication between participants.
The Ukrainians are encouraged to present their projects and activities to locals and other interested parties and thus initiate further activities.
1.Rooms for workshops, group meetings and cultural events, The City of Ulm offered rooms to ILEU e.V. which can be used for the creative or other groups.
2. Materials and equipment: Creative materials (e.g. for sewing, craft and painting groups), media technology (e.g. microphones, recording devices, laptops), moderation materials (flipcharts, pin boards, markers), nformation materials and translations (multilingual)
3. Technology: Access to digital tools (e.g. TaskCards, Zoom, ViMA Ulm), Notebooks, projectors, loudspeakers for hybrid formats, WLAN/Internet at event venues
4. Personnel and voluntary work: Project coordination and organisational support, language and cultural mediators (Ukrainian-German), speakers for media, democracy education, volunteering, technical support for radio projects, volunteer helpers for various tasks.
5. Costs: Fees for specialists and speakers, rent for event rooms, travel costs and expense allowances for volunteers, printing costs for information materials, licence fees and software costs for digital infrastructure.
We work with many partners, organisations and sponsors on a project-related basis. The project was funded by the Baden-Württemberg-Stiftung.