گوان ئیدن

لە کەمپەینەکانی گوان ئیدەن، بەڕێوەبەرەکانی کەمپەین کە بە شێوەیەکی تایبەت ڕاهێنراون، لەگەڵ منداڵان و گەنجان لە قوتابخانە حکومییەکان کاردەکەن بۆ جێبەجێکردنی پڕۆژەی هونەری کە مامەڵە لەگەڵ بابەتی پاراستنی ژینگەدا دەکەن. فۆکەسکردنێکی گرنگ لەسەر دیدگای منداڵان و گەنجانە، کە هەڵمەتەکان شوێنیان پێدەبەخشن. هەر هەڵمەتێک ئەولەویەتەکانی خۆی بە هەماهەنگی لەگەڵ پێداویستی و بارودۆخەکانی ناو شوێنەکە دادەنێت و بەو هۆیەوە کاریگەریی بەردەوامی خۆی دەسەلمێنێت.
 

An important element of Guan Eden are the workshops, which bring together activists, artists and educators. In these workshops, participants gain insight into the intersections of art and activism, working with children and youth, and effective public campaign management. They are supported in developing their ideas for communicating environmental issues and raising awareness of sustainability to children and youth.

At the environmental carnivals, the campaign managers jointly draw attention to virulent environmental problems through artistic performances in public spaces and engage in conversation with visitors. The artists and activists from the cities of Kirkuk, Mosul, Ranya, Baghdad, Duhok and Sulaimania jointly developed a concept to address these environmental problems in public spaces. Their program includes exhibitions, street theater, performance art, installations, music and workshops that take place in the parks, bazaars and streets of Mosul, Ranya, Rwanduz, Baghdad, Erbil and Duhok.

Another element of the Guan Eden project is art exhibitions on the topics of environmental protection and sustainability. Artists involved in the campaigns exhibit their works in various cities in Iraq. Guests include policymakers from the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of the Environment, and the city administration, who discuss societal, environmental, and arts issues with artists, activists, and visitors.