Partners
Pillot was developed by the Museum of Warsaw, the Transylvanian Museum of Ethnography, Inlingua, Stazione Utopia, and Centrum demokratického vzdělávání. The project partnership brings together 5 organisations from Poland, Romania, Czech Republic, Luxembourg and Italy. The consortium consists of 2 museums, 2 non-governmental organisations, and 1 language school.
Museum of Warsaw
The overall mission of the museum is to preserve, research, and enhance the cultural heritage of Warsaw. The museum focuses on collecting, researching, and highlighting the histories of the things of Warsaw. Stories and contexts of particular objects are brought closer to the public in order to inform about historical events, and the people who made an impact on the shape and character of contemporary Warsaw.
Transylvanian Museum of Ethnography
Founded in 1922, the Transylvanian Museum of Ethnography now has a heritage of over 100,000 cultural assets. The mission of the institution is to preserve, research, and enhance the cultural heritage of Transylvania, promoting the values of diversity and cultural dialogue. The museum offers a permanent exhibition in the Centre of Cluj dedicated to the traditional culture of Transylvania, and an open-air museum space comprising traditional peasant households.
Centrum demokratického vzdělávání
The Democratic Education Centre is a non-governmental organisation based in Prague, Czech Republic, and was established in 2016 with a focus on social inclusion activities for migrants, and an aim to promote values of social cohesion and diversity through adult and youth education activities. CDV contributes to growth and development of society through the active civic engagement of people of all ages, civil society, and institutions, always valuing diversity.
Stazione Utopia
Stazione Utopia is a cooperative - social enterprise for culture, entertainment, and social issues founded in 2010, and based in Florence, Italy. It carries out activities on behalf of public and private institutions including theatres, museums, foundations, contemporary art festivals, music research centres, as well as developing national and international projects.
Inlingua
Inlingua Luxembourg is a private lifelong learning centre founded in 1993, and provides language education to learners of all ages and diverse backgrounds. Their priority is to provide innovative methodology solutions within their professional enthusiastic pedagogy team to make learning a unique, effective and enjoyable experience.