Fair
Fairness sounds simple, yet it is often a challenge. We live in societies where people, their stories, and their needs are fundamentally different. What does it mean to truly meet one another as equals, accept our differences, and support one another?
The “Fair” series shows how this can work. People from all over Europe come together in various projects: people with and without disabilities, from different cultures and backgrounds. They meet, exchange ideas, and learn from one another what respect, trust, and community mean in everyday life.
Fair Life is about how we can create a society in which everyone feels welcome, no matter who they are or what they need. The focus is on topics such as diversity, inclusion, and tolerance.
Fair Moves combines exercise and sports with inclusion. Participants exercise together, building a sense of community and even friendship. Everyone can join in, regardless of their physical abilities.
In Fair Signs, deaf, hard-of-hearing, and hearing young people learn new ways to communicate with one another. Through forms such as dance, theater, acrobatics, and film, they learn that there are more ways to express themselves than just spoken or signed language.
Partners
Atinati (Georgia)
August Sander School (Germany)
Vocational Schools (Germany)
Dominik o.s. (Czech Republic) Campus Efeuweg
Comprehensive School (Germany)
Instytut Głuchoniemych (Poland)
Liceul Tehnologic Special Bivolarie (Romania)
Pangeya Ultima (Ukraine)
Szkoła Podstawowa w Bystrzycy (Poland)
Youth Residence Chernivtsi (Ukraine)
Základní škola Slovenská (Czech Republic)
Zespól Szkól Specjalnych we Brzegu (Poland)
Zespół Szkół w Górze im. gen. Sylwestra Kaliskiego (Poland)
Funders
Freya von Moltke Foundation for the New Kreisau
These projects are co-funded by the European Union.