CrossCulture Programme

CCP Fellows at a workshop
CCP Fellows at a workshop;

The CrossCulture Programme (CCP) enables professionals and committed volunteers to think outside of the cultural box.

Each year around 55 Fellowship recipients from host organisations in Germany or in one of the over 40 partner countries gain experience in intercultural networks. Through occupational stays abroad, the programme enables and promotes actors from the cultural, educational, human rights, sustainability, scientific, and media sector to work together. The goal of the CrossCulture Programme is to strengthen lasting civil society networks between Germany and countries across the globe. The programme was launched in 2005 and now counts more than 1.100 alumni to its ever-growing network.

CCP Consists of Three Scholarship Offers

Scholarship holders of the CCP Fellowship project
Scholarship holders of the CCP Fellowship project @ Wolfgang Kuhnle

CCP Fellowship

Strengthening Civil Society

Individual scholarships for professionals and volunteers

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Three people, two men and one woman, can be seen at a table. They seem to be working on something together. In the background there are many presentation cards and notes on a whiteboard, as well as on the table. They are workshop participants of the ifa CrossCulture Programme Synergy. Photo: Wolfgang Kuhnle
ifa's CrossCulture Programme (CCP) promotes the collaboration between German organisations and CCP partner countries. © Wolfgang Kuhnle

CCP Synergy

Networking Civil Societies

Funding for the collaboration between organisations from Germany and CCP partner countries.

Learn more about CCP Synergy and apply

CCP Country Representatives meet-up
CCP Country Representatives meet-up © CCP/ifa

CCP Alumni

Intensifying Collaboration

Mobility funding and professional meetings for former fellowship recipients.

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Current publications

Contact

Anne Marie Kruse

Charlottenplatz 17
D-70173 Stuttgart

Telephone: +49.711.2225.156
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