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Peer Motivation Training in Ulan Ude Call for participants for a *Multiplier Training Course on "Peer education"*, which will be organized in the frame of the project "Youth Transcending New Frontiers". It will take place in *Buryatia, **Ulan-Ude* from *the 1st till 6th of May 2007. * The training course is hosted by Siberian Creative Group (scg@hotbox.ru) We invite *4* participants from Moldova, Belarus, Russia and Ukraine, For more information concerning the training course, the program & application procedure, please contact your local group or branch. Applications from individuals, or from other countries than those mentioned above, unfortunately cannot be considered. *Deadline for applications is 15th of March 2007* Information about obtaining visa will be sent with confirmation of participation. Sasha Kononova on behalf of the
The first international YTNF Feedback Seminar was held in snowbound Poznan, Poland from 23-29th January 2007 hosted by One World Association - SCI Poland. It brought together 28 participants from 12 different countries. The first three days were devoted to an intensive evaluation of the first year of the project and produced many interesting results and conclusions. One discovery was that altogether 24 different projects(!) had taken place in CIS-countries in the frame of our project, including workcamps, trainings, seminars, volunteer days, exhibitions and many other colourful activities. Many thanks to our trainer, Zaneta, who had prepared some excellent working methods to capture everyone's interest and stimulate our thinking. Details...
Author: John Myers Published at: 01.02.2007
How sad, but strangely appropriate, that the end of 2006 should now be remembered most of all by a gruesome video depicting the violent death of Saddam? Three months before the outbreak of the war in Iraq one SCI volunteer wrote the following words:
“I shall not support a Labour government whose Foreign Secretary continues his incessant war-mongering comments and lies on the issue of Iraq. Britain has nothing to gain from causing unpredictable suffering to the civilian population of Iraq or endangering the lives of our own soldiers, not to mention the damage that will be done to our country’s interests and image throughout the Muslim/Arabic world and beyond. On the contrary - it will feed more terrorist acts against our people. Details...
Author: John Myers Published at: 05.01.2007
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