MedeArts (The City-Artists Network Association) is an Arts Development Network in cities and governorates in Jordan that works on improving the role of culture and art inside societies in order to enable it to support social cases, spreading human rights and urging to empower social interaction by means of art & culture. It was established in 2015 by a group of talented and dedicated artists & cultural operators from Jordan.We focus in MedeArts to support local artists and positively influencing the general cultural & art scene, Including promoting the importance of the role of art for expression, change and develop communities, and magnifying the social interaction. In MedeArts we aim to create an environment where our members can experiment, research and learn from each other so we can develop visionary artists who will be the creative thinkers of the future. In addition, providing a supportive and vibrant artistic community where creativity can be nurtured while helping students to understand the art market and the world of the professional artist to enable them to make informed choices within their creative practice

Ma3mal is a collaborative pool of thinkers and workers from different backgrounds and disciplines who work on innovate projects that are considered a priority for the Arab region. The Arabic word Al Ma’mal means "the Factory" in English. It is designed to produce and enhance the production of films, documentaries, video art, installations and other visual and artistic projects that are of an avant-garde nature and have the ability to make an impact and create change upon civil societies in our region and the globe. Al Ma’mal 612 is backed up by a think tank comprised of practitioners and thinkers from various fields; artists, social scientists, architects, designers, writers, politicians, philanthropists, technicians and others from around the Arab world.

Karama Festival is a six day film festival which is held in Amman, Jordan since 2010. After 8 editions of Karama Human Rights Film Festival, 410 human rights films were screened over the course of 8 year of cinema activism and advocacy for human rights in Jordan and in the region. Around 8000 spectators from different fields come yearly to the event, attend, and participate in its diverse activitieshttps://karamafestival.org

“Established in 1977, the Jordanian Hashemite Fund for Human Development (JOHUD) is the oldest and largest non-profit, non-governmental organisation dedicated to promoting rights-based, sustainable human development in Jordan.With our network of 51 Community Development Centres located throughout the country, we are at the forefront of building a brighter future for those living in under-served, poor, and remote communities. JOHUD provides sustainable support that empowers individuals to work with their neighbours, strengthen their communities and secure access to the resources they need to achieve healthy and fulfilled lives.”http://www.johud.org.jo