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Subscribe to the local website - EU YOUTH Programm
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Young people, youth centres, youth organizations, youth workers, Local Councils, Non-Govermental Organisations, and those working directly or indirectly in the youth field youth can subscribe to the mailing list of the Malta YOUTH National Agency on http://www.youthmalta.org/ to receive regular information on seminars and training courses taking place abroad, coming project deadlines, and other events concerning the YOUTH Programme.
The YOUTH Programme is a unique opportunity for young people and those working with them to gain an exhilarating international experience through interesting projects. The aim of the Malta National Agency is to provide help and support in achieving this opportunity, as we believe that bringing young people together from diverse cultures serves them to learn about each other and allows them to express openly their hitherto hidden capabilities.
The YOUTH Programme is one of the European Union's educational programmes and focuses on non-formal education to young people aged between 15 and 25. The programme caters for the interests of young people and youth workers, not only by offering financial support for projects involving youth exchanges, European voluntary service, and youth initiatives, but also by providing information, training and a wealth of opportunities to develop new partnerships and mobility across Europe and beyond. Through the programme young people are provided with the right tools to empower themselves and feel actively involved in society. They will acquire relevant information about lives of other young people hailing from different countries, the cultural heritage of other nations and various themes of interest falling under the programme's priorities.
For further information and opportunities within the YOUTH Programme, one can consult the website http://www.youthmalta.org/, email youth.eupu@gov.mt or call on 2125 5663.
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Free internet service
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Free internet service available from the Council's Office on the following days:-
Winter: Monday - Friday between 8.00am and 12.00p.m. and between 2.00pm and 5.00p.m.
Summer: Monday - Friday between 8.00a.m. and 1.00p.m.
If assistance is required one should book beforehand to check if service is available. Normally the service is provided Monday - Friday between 10.30am and 11.30am
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ĦARĠA GĦALL-ANZJANI
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Il-harga ta' l-anzjan li jmiss ser issir nhar il-Ħamis, 9 ta' Marzu 2006 fejn ser niehdu l-anzjani ghal-kafe' fil-Qawra Palace Hotel.
Għal biljetti u iktar informazzjoni wieħed jista' jikkuntattja lil Kunsill Lokali Balzan fuq numru 21442323.
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15th Malta Journalism Awards
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The Gold Award in recognition of long service to Journalism was awarded to Mr Paul Carachi by Mr David Brockdorff of BPC International Ltd in November 2005. Details on Sunday Times 20th November 2005.
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Thursday, February 16, 2006
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CROSSING GLANCES
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Young people of the North and South Mediterranean Area portrait themselves
COMPETITION FOR YOUNG PHOTOGRAPHERS
Concerning the project called “Crossing Glances”, a competition is instituted for talented photographers under 30 years old, who are citizens or residents of the Mediterranean region. The aim of the project is to promote the international photographic research, to identify the most promising experiences and to organize important moments for intercultural reflection and exchange.
Subject of the competition
The subject of the project can be summarized in the phrase “to observe, to know, to be observed and to tell about one’s own world”. Participants should, through their artwork, describe themselves and people of their age, meeting places, shared and/or individual moments, the social realities of their life, the difficulties their countries are going through , tensions, or any other enjoyable or moving moments of their lives. The work should express the photographer's own expectations and fears, hopes and disappointments, enthusiasms and desire of changes.
Involvement conditions
The competition is limited to photographers born on and/or after January 1st 1975, who are citizens or residents in one of the following Countries: Italy, France, Spain, Greece, Cyprus, Slovenia, Malta, Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestinian Territories, Israel, Syria, Tunisie and Turkey.
Exclusion conditions
The following people are excluded from the competition:
members and/or professional assistants of the Scientific committee and anyone who may have collaborated at the drafting of this announcement and of the attached documents;
members and/or professionals connected to the companies, organizations and authorities involved in the project;
Presentation of materials
Applicants should send the following documents to the secretarial office in a single envelope:
Curriculum Vitae in Italian or French or English, signed and dated by applicant; it must specify date of birth, address and telephone number of the applicant (the total length of the curriculum should not exceed three pages A4 format paper);
Application form completed in every section (use model attached as appendix below, with the photocopy of the ID card or passport);
Selection of photos (min 10 – max 30) in digital format and/or in printed version, accompanied by captions specifying title and date. For the digital format please send photos in high resolution (min. 300 dpi) using a CD win compatible, saved for PC, with the extension of files *.tif or *.jpg.
* Optional: Applicants may also submit one video in digital format (minimum 5 minutes – max 30 minutes), as visual integration to the photos, showing the artists/protographers’ work and their way of living in their own countries.
Please note: materials not required will not be examined (catalogues, brochures, transparencies).
The material will not give back.
Sending the materials, authors will automatically give all the rights of their works to Intesa & C.P. S.r.l., which will retain the right to use any photo or video for printing, reproducing, broadcasting, diffusion and pubblication during the project.
Intesa & C.P. S.r.l. is absolutely not responsible for people and things photographed.
The Scientific committee will select one winner for each of the 17 countries involved.
Secretarial Office
Material should be sent in a single package or envelope (by mail or carrier) no later than the 20th February 2006 (postmarked deadline) to:
Secretarial Office
Fotovisioni - Crossing Glances
Intesa & C.P. S.r.l.
Via dei Banchi Vecchi 58
00186 Roma - Italy
Tel. ++39.06.6832740
Fax ++39.06.6832770
Carriers please note that office hours are: Monday to Friday, from 9.30 to 13.30 and from 15.00 to 18.00
Exhibition
The 17 winners, one for each country, will be contacted by the secretarial office. Their works will be exhibited in a collective exhibition in Rome in 2006 in the head office of Provincial Administration, at Palazzo Valentini in the historical centre of the city.
At the exhibition the secretarial office will contact and invite Ambassadors and Consuls of the involved countries, Institutions, Cultural Associations, journalists, critical, experts in communication, professionals in arts and photograph, mass media, etc.
Expenses for the printing of the catalogue, the collection of the material and for the exhibition’s organisation will be sustained by Intesa & C.P S.r.l.
© Intesa & C.P. S.r.l.
Project Managers
Bernadette Carranza
Loretta Cavallaro
Secretarial Office:
Via dei Banchi Vecchi, 58 – 00186 Roma
tel.++39.06.6832740 fax. ++39.06.6832770
mail fotovisioni2005@intesacp.it
www.euromed-crossingglances.org
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