Author: Gábor Daróczi

FGHD’s Afterschool Geekery Program Expands with Continued Support from ELCA

The Foundation for Global Human Dignity (FGHD) is excited to announce the continuation of the Afterschool Geekery Program, generously supported by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). This initiative has become a cornerstone of our mission to provide high-quality, accessible digital education to marginalized children, particularly from Roma and other underserved communities in Central […]

Online Training Course on Active Aging Now Available: Prepare for the Future of Elderly Care

The “Effective Elderly Care in the XXI Century” small-scale Erasmus program has developed an online training course focused on active aging. This resource is designed to help individuals learn about healthy and active aging practices, preparing them for the challenges and opportunities of later life. Whether you or your loved ones are affected, this course […]

We are hiring a Bookkeeper/Program Assistant – Position Filled

The Foundation for Global Human Dignity is hiring a Bookkeeper/Program Assistant About us: The Foundation for Global Human Dignity (FGHD) is a young, internationally active NGO based in Malta, with staff and volunteers from various countries. We currently run programs in Malta, Hungary, Slovakia, and Ukraine, with plans to expand to other European countries and […]

Successful Cooperation with the Romaversitas Foundation

The Foundation for Global Human Dignity’s  six-month project took place in Budapest from January 1 to June 30, 2024, achieving outstanding results in supporting the educational and recreational activities of Roma refugee children from Ukraine. The Romaversitas Foundation supported the project’s implementation through a grant from the NGO Menedék – Migrants’ Association for Assistance to […]

Our Mini Workshop program in two refugee camps has come to an end

We are proud to share a thank-you letter from Babett Tatár, Head of program at the Budapest Methodological Centre of Social Policy and Its Institutions (BMSZKI), regarding our Mini Workshop program, which was conducted in two refugee camps. The BMSZKI’s Ukrainian Refugee Support Program has been helping families fleeing the war in Hungary for almost two and […]

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Erasmus programme consortium partnerships

Our Foundation is a small and young organisation, which is why it is a great honour to be currently a partner in one small scale and two large scale consortia.   Inclusive Practices in Education in this project our aim is to build a Europe-wide network called the International Forum of Inclusion Practitioners – Europe […]

Digital literacy courses for expat girls and over 60s

We ran successful courses as part of the eSkill Malta Foundation Digital Skills Bootcamp and events, and European Programming Week. Our Up-to-#Scratch IT Skills course is for expat girls aged 11-15. At the end of the 9-session course, we had the opportunity to give a laptop donation to everyone who successfully completed the course. Our […]

Our Afterschool Geekery programme is now running in Hungary, Ukraine and Slovakia

Our Afterschool Geekery network has started in Hungary, where disadvantaged, mainly refugee and Roma children learn digital literacy, the most important tool of the modern age. While programming and robotics are part of the everyday curriculum in many elite schools, these children have no chance to access these skills. We started to expand the network […]

New Afterschool Geekeries will soon open in 3 countries, Hungary, Ukraine and Slovakia

Mentors trained by us are already teaching, and more will teach, disadvantaged Roma children programming and robotics, showing them a whole new world of possibilities. Digital literacy will be essential for the next generation, and we want to help and show these children new opportunities and pathways. In Europe, the largest proportion of Roma people […]