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- Worked in CSR for major companies over 10 years now. Lived in Asia, Europe and United States.
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- Development, Organizational Development
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- Program Administration, Research
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UPEACE Extended Deadline Application
February 17, 2010 at 6pm to March 15, 2010 at 12pm – UPEACE Campus, Costa Rica
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trainingcourse Peacebuilding and Local Governance
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Bologna, Italy Symposium on Conflict Prevention, Resolution, and Reconciliation
June 19, 2010 to July 17, 2010 – Johns Hopkins SAIS Bologna Center
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Training for Urban Planning Practitioners: Managing Conflicts and Urban Development in Multiethnic Communities
June 20, 2010 at 6pm to June 26, 2010 at 7pm – European Youth Center
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This workshop is designed to give practical hands on skills using poetry as a communication tool for conflicted people, especially youth, based on a two-year creative expression research published in my book 'Needs'. Poetry used as a means of stress…
Maor, it is me who has twice asked you to be my friend, and you who has rejected the request on each occasion.
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What I do know is that it is a crazy idea to propose a peace park in an area…
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Please sign the petition calling on authorities to insure that the rights of refugees in Ghana are being upheld:
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/LiberianRefugees/index.html
It will be passed on to authorities as soon as we garner enough support.
This petition is co-sponsored by a group of NGOs and individuals who have worked and are currently working in the Buduburam refugee settlement.
Thank you.
It is important to me as well as to all Bulgarian youth!
U.S. Policy for Afghanistan : Reassessing Strategies
As Congress contemplates re-authorization of the Afghanistan Freedom Support Act, as well as
budgetary and supplemental support for reconstruction effort and military efforts, a critical juncture
has been reached. Issues regarding the U.S. ’s strategy for Afghanistan have been discussed at
numerous hearings sponsored by both House and Senate committees.
The Afghanistan Advocacy Group, a national nonpartisan network of Afghan-American and
American professionals and activists, will host a timely forum on Capitol Hill on this topic. The
forum will focus upon AAG’s recommendations on policies and programs for Afghanistan , based on
the practical “on the ground” experience of many members and strengthened by advice of experts
in the U.S. who understand both cultures.
Date: Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Time: 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Followed by lunch and Q&A
Location: Rayburn B-338 Conference Room
RSVP: Please confirm your participation by contacting
info@afghanistanadvocacygroup.org by noon on Monday, March 17th
What has been missing in the dialogue on the Hill regarding these issues since 9/11 is the voice of
Afghan-Americans. This group has been an underutilized asset in policymakers’ understanding of
the challenges in Afghanistan , as well as possible approaches to improving efforts to bring about
security and economic development. As productive and concerned citizens of the U.S. , whose
native country is Afghanistan , Afghan-Americans provide a unique perspective. AAG’s goal is to
bring that perspective to Capitol Hill and share it with Hill offices in a constructive and concise way.
AAG participants and supporters will participate in a “Capitol Hill Walk” after the event, stopping by
all Members’ offices in the House of Representatives on relevant committees to provide AAG’s
Policy Brief and to show support for continued U.S. assistance for Afghanistan .
The walk will begin at Room B-339 at 1:30 p.m. and will take approximately one hour.
The goal of the event and such information sharing is to add value to the process of reassessing
AFSA and other legislation related to Afghanistan and the war against terror and identifying ways in
which to improve the effectiveness of U.S. funding for Afghanistan .
The objective of the Afghanistan Advocacy Group is to serve as a platform in order to advance
dialogue between concerned citizens and U.S. and Afghan policymakers on development and
security in Afghanistan . AAG has been building a network of professionals and activists from
across the U.S. who can provide constructive recommendations on programs and reforms needed
to achieve stability and economic and social development in Afghanistan
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