Elena and Flora Organisational development Health Mental Health in the Arts Sector: a Research from Hungary As part of their Tandem Europe collaboration, Elena Giunta and Flora Eszter Sarlos have been working on CO-WARMING: Prevention of mental freezing state in work communities. Their aim has been to exchange their diverse expertise and develop a sustainable method that helps in preventing BurnOut Syndrome and raising awareness of mental health issues in the work environment. As part of their research, they have run focus group research on mental well-being and BurnOut in the Hungarian arts sector. READ THE FULL PROJECT-UPDATE Youth & Children Identity Internally Displaced Ekaterine Ekaterine Zaridze (For Better Future, Georgia) and Jens Depelchin (iDrops, Belgium) have worked together on Post-War ECOnnecting during their Tandem... WATCH THE VIDEO Tandem Europe 2019-20 Youth & Children The Bridge Project Pilot Workshop - Video The Bridge Project was launched in the context of Tandem Europe as part of the collaboration between Anestis Chatzidiakos (Mytilene,... WATCH THE VIDEO 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 < ... is a cultural collaboration program that strengthens civil society in Europe and neighbouring regions. There are currently four active Tandem programmes which focus on different regions and topics: Tandem 360 - Tandem Cultural Capitals - Tandem Ukraine - Tandem Western Balkans Past Tandem programmes: Tandem Al-Emarat - Tandem C&P - Tandem Europe - Tandem Fryslân - Tandem Turkey - Tandem Shaml Tandem Al-Emarat Tandem Al-Emarat: Creating local connections in the UAE Tandem Al-Emarat is launching with a call for 16 cultural managers from the United Arab Emirates (UAE). READ THE FULL ANNOUNCEMENT 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!