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Animus - International Network for Training in Culture Animation

This network brings together organisations that share common ideas and work with different methodologies in various areas of culture animation.

It aims to exchange ideas, people, methods, skills and practices through the development of common projects. It was initiated by the Animus project within the framework of the EU programme Leonardo da Vinci, between 2001-2004, and promoted by the Institute of Polish Culture at the University of Warsaw.

http://www.animusproject.com/

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Type of organisation: Networks & Associations
Country: Poland
Geographical scope: All Europe (48 countries)
Language: English , Polish
Arts & cultural categories: Audiovisual & Media , animation
Thematic scope: Cultural Networking
Type of online resource: Directory of Organisations , Links Section , Projects , Publications Section

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