Inga Gerner Nielsen at the Tandem Europe Final Meeting. Photo by Constanze Flamme Tandem Europe 2015-17 Civic rights Theory meets Practice: Actions of Tribute to Zygmunt Bauman In this essay, Tandem Europe participant Inga Gerner Nielsen brings us a powerful reflection on the Tandem project she has been collaborating on with Ariane Jedlitschka: The Honorary Hotel. With this "Actions of Tribute to Zygmunt Bauman", she explains how to place our trust in the strength of the human encounter, and to nurture critical friends. Mixing theory and practice, Inga invites us all to reflect on the role we can play in making our current societies better, more humane. READ THE FULL ESSAY Tandem Europe 2015-17 Community development One Street of Two Cultures Maja Pegan (Slovenia) and Trevelyan Wright (U.K) have participated in our Tandem Europe programme, collaborating on ONE STREET, aiming to... READ THE FULL CALL-FROM-THE-TANDEM-WORLD Tandem Turkey 2013-14 Environment Creating space for 'Creative Tourism' Hüseyin Eryurt (Turkey) participated to Tandem Turkey in 2013-14, working with Dragos Lumpan (Romania) on a project that aimed to follow the route... READ THE FULL ESSAY Tandem Europe Call for Application The Tandem Approach to Social Innovation The system is broken and rather than fixing it, we propose changing it. READ THE FULL ANNOUNCEMENT < ... is a cultural collaboration programme that strengthens civil society in Europe and its neighbouring regions. There are currently five Tandem programmes which focus on different regions and topics: Tandem Europe - Tandem C&P Tandem Ukraine - Tandem Turkey Tandem Shaml Community development Migration/refugees Mirror Images: Cultural Collaboration and Civil Society Tandem has enabled 160 cross-border collaborations during the past five years. We took this opportunity to commission writer and researcher... READ THE FULL ESSAY Subscribe to the Tandem Postcard Join the readers list of the new Tandem newsletter. Subscribe! By continuing to browse the site you are agreeing to our use of cookies. Got it!