FLAGSHIP PROGRAMMES
National Network
Bulgaria
Address
6 "Ljulin Planina" 6, Sofia 1606, BulgariaSofiaBulgariaCountry
City
SofiaStreet address 2
6 "Ljulin Planina" 6, Sofia 1606, BulgariaTelephone
+ 359 884349585E-Mail (2)
treytan26@gmail.comYear of Establishment
2000Contact Person1
Dr. Tania Reytan-MarincheshkaContact Person 2
Magie NazerOrganisation Type
Non-Governmental OrganizationFields of Activity
Human rights, ReligionGeneral Information
The Association on Refugees and Migrants in Bulgaria (ARM-BG) was established in the year of 2000 as human rights, refugees’ and migrants’ protection network and inter-cultural education and research NGO initiative. ARM-BG is a social innovation and change forum, research and training institute and socio-cultural instrument for exploring, communicating and protecting rights and life space of old and new minorities in Bulgaria, on the Balkans and the Euro-Mediterranean region. ARM-BG is actively involved in research, teaching, artistic and intercultural activities that link the realm of ideas with everyday experience. We work locally, internationally and cross-culturally. Only through thoughtful comparison can we interpret our local reality, render it more comprehensible and develop strategies to address the issues that affect our everyday lives. ARM-BG performs inter-cultural research, training and artistic activities both as a partner within international consortia, as within the scope of its own projects. ARM-BG‘s publications, cultural products, trainings and media events communicate the work of its members to a wider audience locally and internationally.
Mission and Objectives
Established in the year of 2000 as a social innovation and inter-cultural forum, research institute and legal instrument for exploring, communicating and protecting the rights and life space of Bulgarian and EU old and new minorities (refugees & migrants). The Association on Refugees and Migrants in Bulgaria (ARM-BG), is a Registered Charity, partnering over the years many local & international organizations.
Main Projects / Activities
ARM-BG activities: 1) 2000-2007 – Advocacy & Legal Protection network development; Legal Consultancy and Court Representation of Asylum & Migration cases; Participation in drafting the BG Asylum Code; Active Migration Research and Publication, sponsored by UNHCR & Open Society funds; 2) 2007–2026 - EU and self-sponsored international projects’ partnering, specializing in the fields of: Integration; Art-in-Action campaigns via Forum Theater; Art Therapy and Mental Health field assistance & research; Active publication.