Knihovna Václava Havla, o.p.s. (Václav Havel Library)

Knihovna Václava Havla, o.p.s. (Václav Havel Library) is a non-profit organization founded in 2004 that operates and owns the Václav Havel Library.

Location:
- Ostrovní 13, 110 00 Praha 1, Czech Republic
Name:
- Knihovna Václava Havla, o.p.s. (Václav Havel Library)
Date of founding:
- 2004
Operator roles:
- Václav Havel Library
Owner of:
- Václav Havel Library
Main actor of:
- Exhibition: Havel in a Nutshell, 2009-

The Kondas Centre of Naive Art

The Kondas Centre of Naive Art was established in 2003 as a branch of the Sakala Centre, managed by the town administration of Viljandi. The Kondas Centre is engaged in researching and popularising naive and outsider art. Besides the permanent exhibition, where most of Kondas' paintings are presented, temporary exhibitions also take place in five different rooms.

Location:
- Viljandi Pikk 8, Estonia 71003
Name:
- The Kondas Centre of Naive Art
Date of founding:
- 2003
Operator roles:
- Paul Kondas painting collection

Konrad Adenauer Stiftung - Romania Office

The Konrad Adenauer Foundation was established in 1955 as the Society for Christian-Democratic Civic Education. Since 1964, it has borne the name of the co-founder of the Christian-Democratic Union and the first Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany. The basic principles of this foundation are encapsulated in the words freedom, justice, and solidarity. Ever since its establishment, the Konrad Adenauer Foundation has supported the democratic reconstruction of Germany and the firm alignment of its foreign policy with the trans-Atlantic community of values. Since the collapse of communism, the Foundation has been a promoter of European unification, guided by the intellectual heritage of the German politician from whom it takes its name. Thus, the Konrad Adenauer Foundation supports the rule of law and the consolidation of democracy in the former communist countries. Its policy is to build partnerships with relevant organisations, groups, and individuals who are agents of change, targeting governmental institutions, political parties, civil society organisations and handpicked elites. Focused initially only the Visegrad countries, which had better chances of integration into the European Union, the Konrad Adenauer Foundation came relatively late to Romania, only in 1999, but ever since then it has been extremely active in supporting the advancement of democratic values in this country. For more on this, see http://www.kas.de/wf/en/; http://www.kas.de/rumaenien/en/

Location:
- Bucharest, Romania
Name:
- Konrad Adenauer Foundation
Date of founding:
- 1955

Kooperative Berlin

Kooperative Berlin is a cultural and media production association. It is organised as a partnership between members of the media agency Kooperative Berlin Medienproduktion KBM GmbH, registered and based in Berlin. The association actively develops various projects, which, among other things, promote political culture. Thus it supports media/multimedia production and journalism, developing digital projects, and organising events and workshops.

Founder:
- Everyday life East. A digital guide to everyday life in the GDR
Location:
- Berlin Schönhauser Allee 161A, Germany 10435
Date of founding:
- 2006
Operator roles:
- Everyday life East. A digital guide to everyday life in the GDR
Main actor of:
- Website launched

Kosovo Oral History Initiative

The Kosovo Oral History Initiative (KOHI) is comprised of researchers from various generations, nationalities, and professions, whose mission is to record personal accounts that intersect with Kosovo’s broader history and with world events. KOHI was conceived during the summer of 2012 during a collaboration between the Kosovo Women’s Network (Pristina) and The New School for Public Engagement (NY), where women researchers and activists from Pristina and New York met in order to discuss a dream they had shared: to rescue the voices of both leaders and ordinary people, that Kosovo’s inconsistent official histories had erased. Instead of being limited by narratives of victimization and constraints of group thinking, KOHI sought to recover the entire life experiences of individuals. Thanks to seed funds from The New School and private donors, as well as support from the Kosovo Women’s Network, and most importantly the work of volunteers, KOHI began to film interviews. Because Albanian women’s roles in times of war and peace has often been sidelined, if not forgotten, this group became the natural building block of the project. All collected interviews are presented on this website, and are filmed and transcribed into Albanian, English, and Serbian. In 2015, the Kosovo Oral History Initiative became an independent organization, and began to develop broader research themes.

Founder:
- Women’s Activism in Kosovo
Location:
- Prishtina
Name:
- The Kosovo Oral History Initiative
Date of founding:
- 2015
Creator at:
- Women’s Activism in Kosovo
Operator roles:
- Women’s Activism in Kosovo
Owner of:
- Women’s Activism in Kosovo