The Minority Globe uses artistic methodology, cultural practice and the therapeutic role of art as tools for reflection, action and advocacy on migration issues. Officially declared in Morocco in 2016, The Minority Globe has been operating in the field as a company since 2009.

The association acts in favor of invisible and under-represented people in the community such as vulnerable women, single mothers, precarious young people and unaccompanied minors.

The Minority Globe has the following objectives:

• Create forms of artistic participation – arts in the public space mainly – aiming to create links of solidarity between the Moroccan and migrant population.
• Develop educational and inclusive tools adapted to the needs of communities.
• Support emerging migrant and Moroccan artists.

“L’blend” is a Moroccanised version of “The Blend”. We blend art, technology and entrepreneurship, to create a platform that drives social change. L’blend Creative Space is a production unit. Our local youth is drowning in inactivity. Owing to that fact, we work on exposing them to the three fields of arts, technology, and entrepreneurship, which we strongly believe are central pillars of social change. And so, as we educate them about these three fields, each depending on their primary interest, we emerge them in an environment that supports them, nurtures their skills, and unleashes their full potential. As a result, we move from education to production.

We founded L’blend creative space to establish a culture of creation. We hope to give our local youth the mindset to look at problems from a perspective with which they can create solutions. We aim to counter the culture of inactivity that has struck our generation. We want to give them more than just a space on land. We want to give them an experience, through which, they can conciliate with who they truly are. All with the hope of seeing them create their own initiatives to create a positive impact.

We are creating a space we have had the chance to see elsewhere, and as we believe our youth deserves it, we took the initiative to create it. Our biggest strength, and at the same time responsibility, is the values this space endorses. The space is a place where the respect of universal values is a fundamental pillar for our inside relations, which will surely influence our apostates’ behavior outside.

LE 18 is a multidisciplinary cultural and residency space established in 2013 and located in the medina of Marrakech (Morocco). It aims to provide time and space for research, creation, encounter, mutual learning and the crosspollination of knowledge. The space has developed organically and through a collaborative, open ethos, (un)learning from and in dialogue with the various communities it works with, in an institutional practice based on horizontality and collaboration.

Engaging with a fluid network of collaborators and a variety of formats including exhibitions, residencies, conversations, workshops, and publications, LE 18 has become a collective learning platform. One which permits it to listen to, and critically tackle the multiple dynamics, processes, and infrastructures which shape the cultural, political, and economic lives of our local ecosystem and its place in a global dynamic.

Currently, our long-term axes of research and platforms consist of photography and image-making in Morocco and Northern Africa; the politics and poetics of water and commoning; ancestral oral art, rural art history and practice; cultural decolonisation and decentralization ; processes of reactivation of collective memory and participative archiving; food sovereignty, culinary cultures, and communal gardening; independent publishing; and processes conducive to collective-making.

Association Achbals of Cultural and Artistic Morocco - AMCA- is a Moroccan non-profit CSO located in Oujda in the Oriental region. Since its creation in 2013, AMCA’s main vocation has been to promote the effective citizen participation of young women and men as actors of sustainable development through the mechanisms of cultural and sports entrepreneurship in the urban sector.

AMCA's mission is to support the socio-economic and socio-cultural inclusion of young emerging talents, women and men, through the mechanisms of cultural and sports entrepreneurship incubation in the urban sector.

Darna association carries out socio-educational and cultural actions against the exclusion of disadvantaged people, in particular young people and women, in order to promote their integration into active, professional and social life. Darna brings together several socio-educational and cultural reception structures, dedicated to children and women in difficulty: The Community Center for young people, known as the "Blue House", the Night shelter for children, The Educational Farm of Ziaten, The Community Center of the woman, the home for young girls Habiba Amor, and the Theater of Darna.

The Maison Communautaire des Jeunes (MCJ) or "Blue House" which operates like a vocational training school, welcomes between 120 and 150 children aged 8 to 17, supervised by about twenty educators who provide them with a rich variety of training in six professional workshops, focusing on carpentry, tailoring, baking, computing, ceramics and photography. Most of the children have dropped out of school for various reasons and devote themselves to odd jobs: street vendors, guides, beggars, servants, etc. 

The Maison Communautaire de la Femme (MCF), with an area of 650 m2, located near the Place du Grand Socco, is open to some 300 women over the age of 16, generally in difficulty: single mothers, divorced women, etc. . It is a meeting and listening space where these women can break with their isolation and regain self-confidence through educational and therapeutic work based on literacy and training courses: modern textile manufacturing and traditional, Weaving, restoration.

The educational farm has a vocation to fight against the phenomenon of rural exodus, through the reintegration of children. They are thus taught the trades of the land with a view to reintegrating them into farms, nurseries. The Darna Theater is located in the Fendak Chejra district, near the Grand Socco.