VIMZ held its first Zoom conference with Amana Hospital and Temeke on 12/18/20. It was good to see each other again and to get into conversation. Technically, everything went quite smoothly. It was discussed perhaps in March to hold a meeting of the entire Health Network. Back to the overview
On December 15, the International Europe Committee of the Hamburg City Parliament met and spent two hours discussing the twinning between Hamburg and Dar es Salaam. After a presentation of our activities, there were many questions and a lively discussion. It would be nice if this could develop into cooperation between the parliaments of
We meet in the middle! The Daka Network offers an online seminar. For the first time, friends from Dar es Salaam and Hamburg will prepare and conduct the seminar together. All are cordially invited to participate. Please register before November 15: Sarah Nuedling dakanetwork.net Download: Seminar Meeting Halfway
Qualification project for female photographers In Dar es Salaam, the 1st Women Photographers Workshop was held in collaboration between LADIES JOINT FORUM (LJF) and professional photographer Imani Selemani Nsamila. The initial stages of planning began in early March 2020, and later the workshop was held in Dar es Salaam. Download: Qualification Report
Hamburg partnerships introduce themselves On 2.10. 39 of the partnerships, each linking a group from the two cities, presented themselves to the public in a large exhibition. Originally planned for the Rathausdiele, this had to be rescheduled at short notice due to Corona. Friends of the partnership marched from Dar-es-Salaam-Platz to HafenCity University
Support Association Marangu e.V. The Förderverein Marangu e.V. was founded 25 years ago in the environment of the evangelical parish Hamburg Volksdorf St. Gabriel. It works interdenominationally and supports the community Marangu, which is located directly at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro at an altitude of about 1500 m, in
8 years of cultural youth exchange The Kigamboni Community Centre (KCC) and the KinderKulturKarawane For more than 20 years, the KinderKulturKarawane has invited children's and youth cultural groups from the Global South to Germany. The groups present their artistic productions from the fields of dance, theater, music, and circus
Children'sCultureCaravan Contact Teresa Krohn Project coordination Children's CultureCaravan teresa.krohn@kinderkulturkarawane.de Our cooperation The partnership The partner on site
Jointly developed games app: "Kawaida's Journey Kawaida e.V. was founded by volunteers who lived and worked in Tanzania for a year and remain committed to helping others have this experience to enrich their lives and broaden their horizons. From the friendships and contacts that developed, the idea for a
Kawaida - Social Service in Africa e.V. "Kawaida" is Swahili and means "normal" or "every day." We are a group of young people who have all lived in Tanzania for long periods of time and feel it is normal to volunteer for encounters between people from Tanzania and Germany. Equal
