Kick out the Walls!

An aid project by: Hintertorperspektive e. V. (Samuel J.)

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Die Mannschaft des FC Carl Zeiss Jena in den Motto-T-Shirts des Projekts "Kickt die Mauern aus den Köpfen"

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Samuel J. (Project Manager)

"Hintertorperspektive e.V." is an organization of young German football fans, dedicated to the club FC Carl Zeiss Jena. We believe, that football can be an effective tool of social work to literally overcome borders, build bridges and tear down walls. As a part of our integrative model of social work practice, we organize intercultural football tournaments e.g. in refugee hostels and public youth clubs. We also offer project days at public schools. Those events enable their participants to meet and connect with others from a different cultural background, and encounter existing stereotypes. The common goal of all our projects is to battle ignorance and racism among youths, not only on the football ground.

With your donation, you help us to cover the costs for transportation and maintenance of our mobile Street Soccer Arena, for information material as well as for little presents for the kids, such as footballs, shirts, or some pencils.

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11 news from the project – the latest from 30 November 2010
About the carrier of this project “Hintertorperspektive e. V.”
Location: Jena, Germany
Updated on 09 February 2012, published on 23 July 2009

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Transportation of Street Soccer Arena

€150 raised

Organizing integrative football tournaments at refugee hostels, public schools and youth clubs, we rent a small truck to transport our mobile soccer arena.

Created on 23 July 2009

10 Footballs

€90 raised

Of course, the kids living in the refugee hostels are allowed to keep the Footballs we bring to the tournaments.

Created on 24 July 2009

10 Packs Coloured Pencils and a Stack of Paper

€50 raised

For those kids, who do not feel like football, we offer little handicraft courses. Of course, the kids are allowed to keep their pencils.

Created on 24 July 2009

Let Refugees Attend a Football Game

€75 raised

We regularly invite refugees to football games of our home team FCC. Although the Club provides the tickets, transportation costs are still high, since asylum seekers are not allowed to leave their camps unaccompanied.

Created on 24 July 2009

11 Trikots für die Kinder-Fußballschule San Marcos

€132 raised

Wir wollen nicht nur Geld für San Marcos sammeln (siehe Blog!), sondern auch ein kleines Geschenk drauflegen. Der FC Carl Zeiss Jena stellt bereits einen Satz Trikots. Aber das Spiel hat 22 Spieler - deshalb statten wir die andere Mannschaft aus!

Created on 01 December 2009

mobile Street-Soccer-Anlage

€500 raised

Eine komplette, eigene Street-Soccer-Anlage (gebraucht, aber gut) für die Jugendarbeit der Hintertorperspektive: Banden, Netzgitter und 2 Tore.

Created on 12 April 2010

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