The Milan Šimečka Foundation (Nadácia Milana Šimečku – NMŠ in Slovak) is one of the oldest Slovakian NGOs established after the fall of communism in Czechoslovakia.
The organisation was founded by leading Slovak personalities of the Velvet Revolution and was named after Milan Šimečka, philosopher, writer and dissident who died in 1990. Currently, NMŠ is focusing on the rights of various minority groups, promoting tolerance, interethnic and intercultural dialogue and inclusion.
How can it help you
If you are looking for programmes helping integration of foreigners, migrants and new minorities into the mainstream society, Milan Šimečka Foundation can help you. The organisation offers also programmes focusing on intercultural understanding, intercultural dialogue and on prevention and elimination of anti-Semitism, xenophobia and intolerance.
Activities
- Organising training and educational programmes for schools challenging extremism, anti-Semitism and xenophobia
- Organising programmes for integration of new migrants into society, like the Festival (fjúžn)
- Documentation of the events of Holocaust on the territory of Slovakia
- Research and publication activities
More information & Contacts
https://www.nadaciamilanasimecku.sk/
+421 2 5443 3552