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The Clarinus Circle aims to provide support and advocacy for queer individuals. Its vision is to create a safe space for discussing issues, promote understanding between queer and non-queer individuals, and allow for complaints about societal issues. The organization plans to hold discussions on topics related to sexual rights and orientation. It also aims to help with the transition to university and provide referrals for integration into families and society. Membership is open to all in the community, and the group has an executive committee and budget for planned events throughout the year.
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The document summarizes events from the Multicultural Resource Center (MRC) at Binghamton University for March and April. In March, the MRC's annual letter writing campaign exceeded goals and they hosted a cultural competency training. April events highlighted include Sexual Assault Awareness Month activities like Take Back the Night and screenings, as well as Day of Silence on April 17th to raise awareness of LGBTQ issues. The MRC announced upcoming internship opportunities and grant recipients.
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The document summarizes a conference held in Marsabit, Kenya from January 22nd to 25th 2013 between representatives from the Kenyan government, NGOs, donors, and local pastoralist communities. The purpose of the conference was to share knowledge on pastoralist livelihoods, discuss new possibilities and alternatives for the future, and identify feasible ways for different stakeholders to work together and inform a new approach. Participants shared their experiences and perspectives on pastoralist communities' past, present challenges, and visions for the future.
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The Women Leading Change network provides a forum for women from conflict-affected backgrounds to meet, share experiences and ambitions, and build skills in areas like leadership, development and advocacy. Originally founded in Melbourne in 2012, the network has expanded to Sydney and brings women together bi-monthly, often with guest speakers. On International Women's Day in 2014, both cities held well-attended events celebrating the network's work. Members say the cross-cultural sharing of resources and ideas builds confidence and power for women to become leaders in both their own and Australian societies.
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Invisible Children is a nonprofit organization founded in 2004 that aims to end atrocities committed by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) in Central Africa. It pursues this goal through programs that provide protection, rehabilitation services, and education opportunities to affected communities. These programs are supported by films, advocacy campaigns, and fundraising efforts led by youth volunteers across the United States. The organization's ultimate goal is to restore peace and security to regions destabilized by the LRA for over 50 years.
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The document summarizes information about the upcoming Rotary Zone 20A Institute to be held September 14-16, 2017 in Muldersdrift, South Africa. The theme is "World Peace through Understanding". There will be plenary sessions and keynote speakers on topics related to Rotary's areas of focus. Evening social events are planned including a welcome dinner, theme dinner at Carnivore Restaurant, and closing gala banquet. Registration information is provided.
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This editorial provides updates from the New Zealand Federation of Multicultural Councils (NZFMC). It announces that the upgraded NZFMC website is now live. It acknowledges the successful last council meeting and thanks supporting organizations. It encourages members to submit articles and photos for the newsletter. Upcoming events include the annual general meeting in June which will share the business plan and budget. The newsletter then provides further details on recent NZFMC activities and achievements, including progress on the website, office policies, and AGM planning. It also shares news and events from various regional multicultural councils around New Zealand. In closing, it thanks key sponsors and supporters of NZFMC's work.
Nau Mai Piki Mai Issue 1
The editorial provides an update on the New Zealand Federation of Multicultural Councils' (NZFMC) activities over the past few months. It announces that the upgraded website is now live, thanks those involved in the successful February Council meeting, and looks forward to the upcoming AGM in June. It encourages members to submit articles and feedback.
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Invisible Children PPT Project 1
Invisible Children is a nonprofit organization founded in 2004 with the mission of ending atrocities committed by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) in Central Africa. It aims to protect communities from LRA attacks, encourage LRA members to surrender, rehabilitate victims, and support education to promote peace. Invisible Children achieves its mission through programs like community protection, defection communications, radio broadcasts, scholarships, and development projects. It raises awareness and funds through film screenings and youth activism programs. The organization works to restore security, families, and basic rights to communities affected by the LRA's violence for over 50 years.
Cypris Chat 2010 Year End Presentation
Year end presentation for Cypris Chat English learning community in Second Life 2010. Presented by Mike McKay (aka Professor Merryman)
Presentations and data are made public to help further publicize the benefits of language learning in spatial voice enabled realistic virtual worlds. We recognize that there simply is no other better way to receive immediate exposure to the language and with so much fun. It being free, at Cypris Chat, makes this even better.
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The Namuwongo Community Library has had a successful first year of operation, with key achievements including high visitor numbers, employment of five staff who received training, valuable community participation, a partnership with the local government, and an increasing collection of books and services. Looking ahead, the library aims to continue developing programs, strengthening partnerships, and pursuing financial sustainability to support its vision of providing learning opportunities for all community members.
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Skokie, Illinois has a diverse population, with over 50% speaking a language other than English at home and over 90 languages spoken. The document discusses SkokieNet, a community information network maintained by the Skokie Library, community partners, and volunteers, that provides information about organizations, events, and demographics. The library plays an active role in building community connections through SkokieNet, partnering with local organizations, and providing programs and services like assistance from a Congresswoman's office. Teen volunteers help interview residents, document events, and create content for the community network.
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Clarinus Circle
- 1. Clarinus Circle Education, Empowerment and Equality
- 2. Vision Society to provide support to queer bodies in Clarinus and lodge complaints. Safe space for queer bodies to discuss daily and relevant issues. Promote and/or provide space for understanding between queer bodies and those who identify as heterosexuals.
- 3. Mission Facilitating monthly discussions, conversations, dialogues on various topics concerning queer bodies and non-queer bodies. Creating an awareness via pamphlets, social media, discussions, workshops and newspapers around sexual rights.
- 4. Objectives To provide a space for first years to deal with transition in a diverse space such as Clarinus. To refer, advise and support queer bodies in terms of integration within their families and society. Creating an Open door policy for queer bodies and non- queer bodies.
- 5. Membership Membership is free and open to all Clarinus Village members. There will be sign-ups for events.
- 6. Committees Propose for next year; elections in September 2016 for 2017 executive members. Chairperson : Sihle Ludziya Dep. Chairperson : Baxolele Xunge Secretary General : Brindley Fortuin Dep. Secretary General : Treasurer : Londa Mlaba The executive committee will meet bi-monthly
- 7. Events We propose that we have 6 events namely: Guest speaker for the interactive talk during Transformation month which is in March. Life Skills workshop targeted at High School learners in previously disadvantaged communities like Khayelitsha, Langa and Gugulethu. Transition from home to University talk for first year students. Transition from University to home talk for first year students. Theatre night for the whole house. Will be disclosed later. 1 Games night per semester for queer bodies and non-queer bodies.
- 8. Budget Events Projected amount Interactive Talk R1000 Life Skills Workshop R500 Transition Talk 1st semester R500 Transition Talk 2nd semester R500 Games Night 1st semester R500 Games Night 2nd semester R500 Theatre Night R1000 Sundry Expenses R500 TOTAL R5000
- 9. Vote of thanks We as the founders of Clarinus Circle would like to take this time to thank the House Committee of 2016 for their time. We look forward to a fruitful relationship that will benefit a marginalised people in a heteronormative society and the members of Clarinus.