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Different, but Together

About the Project

About the Project

“Different, but Together – Artivism for Equality, Human Dignity and Solidarity” (PACT/129) is an initiative that uses the power of art as a tool for social change, active participation and overcoming isolation.

The project promotes European values – human dignity, equality, freedom, tolerance, solidarity and inclusion – through the active participation of young people, including young people with disabilities.

At the heart of the initiative is artivism – the intersection of art and civic engagement. Through creativity, sharing and meaningful experiences together, young people are given a space to express themselves, build new friendships and become visible as active participants and creators – people with their own voices, ideas and talents.

Our goal is to support young people with disabilities in moving beyond social isolation and to create more opportunities for them to connect, create, be visible and participate fully in community life.

Main Activities

The project includes five interconnected activities:

Expected Results

The expected result is not simply the creation of artworks, but greater participation, visibility and a stronger sense of belonging for young people with disabilities.

Through creativity, the project creates opportunities for new encounters, friendships, self-expression and participation in community life. Young people with disabilities are not presented merely as recipients of support, but as active creators and ambassadors of the values of equality and human dignity.

Through the activities in Varna and Burgas and the online platform, the project will also reach a wider audience, promoting acceptance of diversity, equality and active participation.

Key Results

5

Activities

Organisation and online platform, training, Art Camps, online campaign and Final Festival.

4

Partner Organisations

St. Anna Foundation, Nashata Kashta Association, Joy for Our Children Foundation, Onkobolni i Priyateli Association.

2

Art Camps

Two three-day Art Camps in Varna and Burgas for young people aged 18–29, including young people with disabilities.

3

Languages

The platform is available in Bulgarian, English and German.

The project is implemented under initiative PACT/129 and is co-funded by the European Union and the Open Society Institute – Sofia Foundation (OSI-Sofia) under the 'Partnership' Fund.

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