Call for Anthropologist
[DDL: 20/05/2024] Danseurs Citoyens Sud is seeking an anthropologist to conduct an in-depth study Description TDR French v. Description Location: Gabès and MédenineStart date of the mission: June 2024End date of the mission: November 2024Duration of service: 5 monthsContract type: Service provisionLanguage: Arabic and/or EnglishDeadline for submission of applications: May 20, 2024 Profile: Graduate in anthropology or other relevant degree for the mission.Knowledge of the Tunisian context.Experience in similar missions.Analytical mindset and synthesis skills.Proficiency in Arabic and/or EnglishExcellent writing skills For more details, check the Terms of Reference in french. Submission Procedure:Please submit your application to the following address: contact@o-dcs.org with the subject “Application – Anthropologist – your full name”. TDR French v.
Call for A People & Culture Manager
[DDL: 22/04/2024] We are seeking a dynamic individual to join us as the People & Culture Manager. In this role, the selected candidate will be responsible for overseeing various aspects of human resources management, from recruitment to employee development. If you have prior experience in HR, excellent communication skills, and a keen understanding of Tunisian employment laws, we invite you to apply. Description Job Description [English v.] Job Description [Arabic v.] Description Job description: We are seeking a dynamic individual to join us as the People & Culture Manager. In this role, the selected candidate will be responsible for overseeing various aspects of human resources management, from recruitment to employee development. If you have prior experience in HR, excellent communication skills, and a keen understanding of Tunisian employment laws, we invite you to apply. Location: Gabès Contract Type: Fixed-Term Contract – Full-time Start Date: 15 May 2024 For more details, check the Terms of Reference (English/Arabic). Method of submitting the application: Interested candidates must submit their applications with the subject “Application: People & Culture Manager” (French/ English/Arabic). Candidates must provide a curriculum vitae along with a cover letter to be eligible for the application, sent to the email address: contact@o-dcs.org. Application Deadline: 22/04/2024 Job Description [English v.] Job Description [Arabic v.]
Call for a Program Manager
[DDL: 22/04/2024] We are seeking a dynamic and highly organized Project Manager to take part in planning and executing our programs. The role involves close collaborations with experts in arts, community partners and volunteers. We look for individuals who possess strong project management skills, a passion for social impact through art Description Job Description [English v.] Job Description [Arabic v.] Description Job description: We are seeking a dynamic and highly organized Project Manager to take part in planning and executing our programs. The role involves close collaborations with experts in arts, community partners and volunteers. We look for individuals who possess strong project management skills, a passion for social impact through art, and the ability to coordinate diverse departments effectively. Location: Gabès Contract Type: Fixed-Term Contract – Full-time Start Date: 15 May 2024 Languages: Strong oral and written proficiency in both English and French. For more details, check the Terms of Reference (English/Arabic). Method of submitting the application: Interested candidates must submit their applications with the subject “Application: Project Manager” (French/ English/Arabic). Candidates must provide a curriculum vitae along with a cover letter to be eligible for the application, sent to the email address: contact@o-dcs.org. Application Deadline: 22/04/2024 Job Description [English v.] Job Description [Arabic v.]
Cultural Journalism bootcamp 01 Interviews
The "Cultural Journalism bootcamp 01" took place from January 29th to February 1st, 2024, at "No Name Artistic Studio Lab" in Gabes, Tunisia. The camp brought together journalists, media professionals, and students interested in the field to promote the exchange of expertise and knowledge. With the assistance of the facilitator Habib Trabelsi, various types of coverage and press sources were discussed, along with communication and interaction techniques in the cultural sector. In the same context, We interviewed some of the participants to gain insight into their opinions and evaluations regarding the workshops. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgMk_icEGug
4000 Km Untitled Art Bootcamp Interviews
In recognition of the necessity of valuing African cultural heritage and enhancing the values of solidarity and peace, "Danseurs Citoyens Sud" organization hosted a group of specialized artists in performing and visual arts within the context of an artistic boot camp titled "4000 km untitled." The camp took place from February 5th to February 12th, 2024, at "No Name" artistic studio lab in Gabes, Tunisia. It aimed to depict the political, economic, social, environmental, and historical impacts that affect the lives of the inhabitants of the African continent as they head towards the northern shores of the Mediterranean Sea. Additionally, the initiative highlighted the natural resources and intangible African heritage shared between the North and South of the African continent. As part of the bootcamp , interviews had been conducted with three artists (Nabil Dkhil, Malek Zouaidi, Haifa Ouerfelli) who shared valuable insights about their artistic backgrounds as well as the bootcamp experience. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cViTr1YWlw
“4000 Km Untitled” Second Performance
In recognition of the necessity of valuing African cultural heritage and enhancing the values of solidarity and peace, "Danseurs Citoyens Sud" organization hosted a group of specialized artists in performing and visual arts within the context of an artistic bootcamp titled "4000 km untitled." As part of our art bootcamp, the second performance of “4000 km untitled” took place at El Hamra Theater in Tunis on February 14th, 2024. The performance artistically depicted many aspects surrounding the issue of migration and its challenges, as a step towards establishing values of tolerance, solidarity, and enhancing cooperation within the African continent.
“4000 Km Untitled” First Performance
In recognition of the necessity of valuing African cultural heritage and enhancing the values of solidarity and peace, "Danseurs Citoyens Sud" organization hosted a group of specialized artists in performing and visual arts within the context of an artistic bootcamp titled "4000 km untitled." As part of our art bootcamp, the first performance of “4000 km untitled” took place at “No Name” artistic studio lab in Gabes on February 13th, 2024. The performance artistically depicted many aspects surrounding the issue of migration and its challenges, as a step towards establishing values of tolerance, solidarity, and enhancing cooperation within the African continent.
“4000 Km Untitled” Artistic Bootcamp
"4000 Km Untitled" is an artistic bootcamp aimed at valorizing the African identity through performing and visual arts. The program ran from February 5th to 12th, 2024, at the "No Name" artistic studio lab in Gabes, gathering 5 artists from various regions of Tunisia. During this period, multiple issues were addressed focusing on artistic mediums (body, sound, and light) and research studies, with the aim of exploring the political, economic, social, environmental, and historical impacts affecting the lives of African continent residents, particularly those heading towards the North of the Mediterranean Sea. The initiative also critiques colonial-imposed governance systems and borders that negatively impacted universal human rights. It highlights the shared natural resources and intangible heritage between the North and South of the African continent. Through artistic efforts and field research, an artistic presentation was embodied to translate the dark reality of migration and its ensuing forms of exclusion and discrimination.
Cultural Journalism Bootcamp 01
Danseurs Citoyens Sud organized the “Cultural Journalism Bootcamp 01” between January 29th and February 1st, 2024 at “No Name” artistic studio lab, Gabes, Tunisia. The camp brought together journalists, media professionals, and students interested in the field to promote the exchange of expertise and knowledge.With the assistance of the facilitator Habib Trabelsi, various types of coverage and press sources were discussed, along with communication and interaction techniques in the cultural sector. As part of the camp’s practical aspect, "Danseurs Citoyens Sud" organized a forum on January 31th, 2024. The event brought together a group of artists and journalists in order to employ the sessions’ guidelines and brainstorm effective ways of communication and interaction between both parties. Through this discussion, the idea of establishing links between journalistic work and the cultural field emerged in a manner that corresponds to the expectations and goals of both sides. This initiative essentially seeks to empower and support journalists in enhancing the cultural and artistic scene in southern Tunisia and contributing to the development of cultural journalism as a whole.