The National Young Women's Christian Association of Romania (NYWCAR) has run several educational programs over the years, including leadership seminars, health programs, and programs to educate youth. Their most recent program, from May 2009, aimed to educate children on the importance of preventing child trafficking through seminars and workshops. NYWCAR works to empower women and promote community values through various social, educational, and health initiatives across Romania.
The National Young Women's Christian Association of Romania (NYWCAR) document outlines several of its educational programs aimed at improving women's lives and empowering youth. The programs address topics like leadership development, women's rights, preventing discrimination and intolerance, English language courses, health education, and preventing child trafficking. The NYWCAR is a non-profit organization that runs seminars, workshops and educational activities in several Romanian cities to achieve its goals of promoting women's empowerment, community values, and public health.
The document summarizes several programs conducted by the National Young Women's Christian Association of Romania (NYWCAR) over multiple years. NYWCAR aims to empower women and promote Christian values in the community. It outlines leadership seminars, educational health programs, and other initiatives focused on topics like women's rights, human rights, health awareness, and preventing child trafficking. The programs targeted various groups including young women, unemployed women, students, and children in Romania. NYWCAR collaborated with other organizations and raised funds to conduct the workshops and courses across several Romanian cities.
The document describes several educational programs conducted by the National Young Women's Christian Association of Romania between 1999-2011. The programs aimed to provide leadership training, inform women of their rights, educate youth on human rights and health issues like HIV/AIDS, and offer English language courses. They were conducted in various Romanian cities and targeted women, children, and students.
The document summarizes a long-term volunteering opportunity with Curba de Cultura in Romania from November 2021 to September 2022. Volunteers will live in a rural community and work with the organization's mobile youth center, Tinemobilul, to provide non-formal educational programs and personal development activities to underserved youth in isolated areas. The volunteering role will involve planning and implementing activities for young people, with a goal of reaching 1000 individuals over 10 months. Curba de Cultura will provide accommodation, food, local transportation, training, and a reimbursement of up to 360 Euros for travel costs.
Inititativa Cetatenilor Seniori - Braila ROMANIAAss Tempo Scelto
This document provides information about Asociatia Initiativa Cetatenilor Seniori – Romania, a private non-profit organization located in Braila, Romania. It was established in 2010 by 7 founding members and has 20-25 volunteers. The organization targets adult educators and learners, volunteers, youth workers, and disadvantaged community members, seniors, youth, and families. Its main activities include workshops, informal learning activities, information sessions, and developing e-learning resources. It has participated in several Erasmus+ projects focused on topics like usability, plastic education, turning trash into raw materials, and knowledge transfer methods for adult educators. The organization collaborates with various local stakeholders and networks.
The discovery of the atomic world and the constituents of matterRochelle Forrester
The discovery of the atomic world and the constituents of matter was written to investigate the order of discovery of the sub atomic particles. The discovery of these particles took place in a necessary and inevitable order with charged particles, such as electrons and protons, discovered before neutrons, and particles in the outer regions of the atom such as electrons being discovered before protons and neutrons in the atomic nucleus, and with quarks which exist within protons and neutrons being the last discovery. The order of discovery is from those particles closest to us to those further from us in the sense of being deeper in the atom. The order of discovery and the social and cultural consequences of the discoveries took place in a necessary and inevitable order and is consistent with the conclusions reached in my book How Change Happens: A Theory of Philosophy of History, Social Change and Cultural Evolution.
This document discusses Tom Peters' Manifestos 2002 series, which focuses on important but neglected topics that present opportunities for organizations. Each booklet in the series takes a radical point of view on its topic. The excerpt provided focuses on the topic of design mindfulness, arguing that design is underrated as a strategic tool. It can be worth hundreds of billions to a firm, as design is the essence of emotional attachment to products/services and the source of a brand's culture and proposition. While quality and new products are common now, everything risks becoming similar. Focusing on unique, attention-grabbing design is crucial to standing out in today's marketplace.
The National Young Women's Christian Association of Romania (NYWCAR) document outlines several of its educational programs aimed at improving women's lives and empowering youth. The programs address topics like leadership development, women's rights, preventing discrimination and intolerance, English language courses, health education, and preventing child trafficking. The NYWCAR is a non-profit organization that runs seminars, workshops and educational activities in several Romanian cities to achieve its goals of promoting women's empowerment, community values, and public health.
The document summarizes several programs conducted by the National Young Women's Christian Association of Romania (NYWCAR) over multiple years. NYWCAR aims to empower women and promote Christian values in the community. It outlines leadership seminars, educational health programs, and other initiatives focused on topics like women's rights, human rights, health awareness, and preventing child trafficking. The programs targeted various groups including young women, unemployed women, students, and children in Romania. NYWCAR collaborated with other organizations and raised funds to conduct the workshops and courses across several Romanian cities.
The document describes several educational programs conducted by the National Young Women's Christian Association of Romania between 1999-2011. The programs aimed to provide leadership training, inform women of their rights, educate youth on human rights and health issues like HIV/AIDS, and offer English language courses. They were conducted in various Romanian cities and targeted women, children, and students.
The document summarizes a long-term volunteering opportunity with Curba de Cultura in Romania from November 2021 to September 2022. Volunteers will live in a rural community and work with the organization's mobile youth center, Tinemobilul, to provide non-formal educational programs and personal development activities to underserved youth in isolated areas. The volunteering role will involve planning and implementing activities for young people, with a goal of reaching 1000 individuals over 10 months. Curba de Cultura will provide accommodation, food, local transportation, training, and a reimbursement of up to 360 Euros for travel costs.
Inititativa Cetatenilor Seniori - Braila ROMANIAAss Tempo Scelto
This document provides information about Asociatia Initiativa Cetatenilor Seniori – Romania, a private non-profit organization located in Braila, Romania. It was established in 2010 by 7 founding members and has 20-25 volunteers. The organization targets adult educators and learners, volunteers, youth workers, and disadvantaged community members, seniors, youth, and families. Its main activities include workshops, informal learning activities, information sessions, and developing e-learning resources. It has participated in several Erasmus+ projects focused on topics like usability, plastic education, turning trash into raw materials, and knowledge transfer methods for adult educators. The organization collaborates with various local stakeholders and networks.
The discovery of the atomic world and the constituents of matterRochelle Forrester
The discovery of the atomic world and the constituents of matter was written to investigate the order of discovery of the sub atomic particles. The discovery of these particles took place in a necessary and inevitable order with charged particles, such as electrons and protons, discovered before neutrons, and particles in the outer regions of the atom such as electrons being discovered before protons and neutrons in the atomic nucleus, and with quarks which exist within protons and neutrons being the last discovery. The order of discovery is from those particles closest to us to those further from us in the sense of being deeper in the atom. The order of discovery and the social and cultural consequences of the discoveries took place in a necessary and inevitable order and is consistent with the conclusions reached in my book How Change Happens: A Theory of Philosophy of History, Social Change and Cultural Evolution.
This document discusses Tom Peters' Manifestos 2002 series, which focuses on important but neglected topics that present opportunities for organizations. Each booklet in the series takes a radical point of view on its topic. The excerpt provided focuses on the topic of design mindfulness, arguing that design is underrated as a strategic tool. It can be worth hundreds of billions to a firm, as design is the essence of emotional attachment to products/services and the source of a brand's culture and proposition. While quality and new products are common now, everything risks becoming similar. Focusing on unique, attention-grabbing design is crucial to standing out in today's marketplace.
TeenLife Boston: Guide to Community Service 2012TeenLife
This guide includes more than 50 non-profits in the Greater Boston area with community service opportunities for teens and their families. Categories include: advocacy for a cause, health and well-being, international relief, preserving the environment, and promoting volunteerism.
The document provides information on the global locations of eNetwork centres. It lists over 100 locations across 6 continents including cities in Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Bahrain, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Colombia, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Macau, Malaysia, Malta, Mexico, Mozambique, Netherlands, Nigeria, Norway, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Singapore, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey,
This randomized controlled trial investigated whether providing multiple courses of antenatal corticosteroids every 14 days reduced neonatal morbidity and mortality without negatively impacting fetal growth. 1858 women between 25-32 weeks gestation who remained at risk of preterm birth after an initial corticosteroid course were assigned to receive multiple corticosteroid courses or placebo until 33 weeks or delivery. The trial found no difference in neonatal outcomes between groups. Infants exposed to multiple corticosteroid courses weighed less and had smaller head circumferences at birth, suggesting the treatment negatively impacted fetal growth. The study concludes multiple corticosteroid courses every 14 days is not recommended due to lack of benefit and potential for decreased fetal growth.
Este documento presenta una introducción al nuevo modelo de aplicaciones para SharePoint. Las aplicaciones para SharePoint permiten extender las capacidades de un sitio de SharePoint de forma autónoma e independiente. Los usuarios pueden descubrir y instalar aplicaciones desde la tienda de SharePoint o el catálogo privado de su empresa.
This document provides information on various community resources and programs available to Fort Drum service members and their families in May 2013. It lists 27 organizations and programs including the American Red Cross, Army Career & Alumni Program, Army Community Service, Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers, Chapel services, Child and Youth Services programs, Commissary, and more. For each, it provides contact information and highlights upcoming events and activities in May such as seminars, training sessions, celebrations, and youth sports registration deadlines.
Call centers spend over 60% of their budget on people and personnel-related costs. With enterprise 2.0, you can now boost your human capital, reduce costs, streamline operational efficiency and above all, provide quality customer service.
KB Seminars: Growing Your Online Business; 03/12MDIF
This document outlines an agenda for a conference on growing an online business in Moscow, Russia. The agenda includes presentations on new online business trends, search engine optimization on Yandex and Google, social media marketing, measuring success with Google Analytics, planning and financing a business, and MDLF's digital developments. Under new online business trends, the document discusses focusing on a niche product, organizing previously unorganized information online, creating very local sites, using multimedia content, and creating value through mobile capabilities. It provides examples like The Knot, Mamabkoo/AskJane, SalingSilang, CrowdMap, and SoundCloud. The document emphasizes registering websites with search engines to help them get indexed and optimizing elements like site
This is the presentation on “The personal leadership challenge of making integrated care a reality” that Helen Bevan made at the conference “Leading Better Care for All in the North West” on 12 March 2014. This conference is one of a series of regional events across the country on how the best use can be made of the Better Care Fund.
Research of usability of Mashup Tools done for Kent County Council as part of the Pic and Mix Pilot (2009), opening up Kent related datasets for all to use and exploit.
This textbook titled "English for Bar Staff" was created for students at the Tourism College in Tbilisi, Georgia to help them learn English for working in bars and restaurants. The textbook contains 29 lessons across 3 parts covering topics like ordering drinks, food and reserving tables, as well as information about different types of bars and bartending. The lessons include dialogues, exercises, and vocabulary to help students develop their English language and professional skills.
This document provides an overview of real estate and investment opportunities in the Czech Republic. It discusses how the Czech real estate market has matured in recent decades and stabilized during the economic recession. The Czech Republic remains an attractive investment destination due to advantages like its location in Europe, infrastructure, skilled workforce, and price stability. The document also lists CzechInvest offices around the world that can help connect investors with opportunities in the Czech real estate sector and other industries in the Czech Republic.
Gail Zahtz is a strategic health communications expert specializing in writing, speaking, and engaging audiences. Her portfolio highlights include published writing that has generated over $18 million in grants, advertising and marketing campaigns for audiences of 5,000+, and two published manuals. She provides business planning, marketing, campaigns, and branding services for non-profits. Gail advocates for trusted physician-patient relationships, mental health, books, safe relationships, honest friendships, and children. She helps clients tell their stories through various media to engage audiences and build professional relationships online and in-person.
Tag It! Tagging and social bookmarking presentation for the NYLA 2007 conference. This presentation includes a lot of screenshots and will be more meaningful as I'm giving it than standing alone.
This document provides an overview of considerations for starting a commercial dairy goat operation, including labor requirements, marketing, processing, regulations, and budgeting. It estimates that a 100-doe dairy selling fluid milk will require about 1.5 full-time workers for milking, cleaning, feeding, and herd management. Producers must locate a reliable buyer for their milk and ensure there is demand for the products they plan to sell. On-farm processing of milk into value-added products like cheese can increase profits but also increases labor needs and regulatory requirements. Extensive planning is required to ensure a viable business model that accounts for all costs of production and marketing.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The project "THE YOUTH RIGHTS OF THE ROMANIAN YOUNG WOMEN GIRLS AND TEENAGERS A EUROPEAN LIFE!" aims to educate young women in Romania about their rights through seminars and workshops. It will take place in 3 schools in Bucharest, Deva, and Puciosa over one year. The project seeks to inform participants about human rights, labor rights, career guidance, and protections against abuse. It will distribute educational materials and build a website for legal advice. The project intends to empower young women with knowledge of their rights to promote social and economic justice.
Abdulkerim Ferhat Yangin, born in 1985 in Turkey, participated in the Eyes of the Heart youth exchange from August 29 to September 5, 2016 in Tarsus, Turkey. The exchange involved young people from Turkey, Macedonia, Poland, Romania, and Spain. Through workshops and activities, the youth developed skills in communication, foreign languages, social competencies, and cultural awareness while learning about the challenges faced by people with disabilities. Abdulkerim took on a leadership role and gained experience communicating in English and working internationally on creating solutions for disability issues.
This is one of result of Rights for Young project, which was founded by Erasmus+ program. Contains the most important aspect of the project, activities and some facts about youth rights.
TeenLife Boston: Guide to Community Service 2012TeenLife
This guide includes more than 50 non-profits in the Greater Boston area with community service opportunities for teens and their families. Categories include: advocacy for a cause, health and well-being, international relief, preserving the environment, and promoting volunteerism.
The document provides information on the global locations of eNetwork centres. It lists over 100 locations across 6 continents including cities in Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Bahrain, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Colombia, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Macau, Malaysia, Malta, Mexico, Mozambique, Netherlands, Nigeria, Norway, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Singapore, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey,
This randomized controlled trial investigated whether providing multiple courses of antenatal corticosteroids every 14 days reduced neonatal morbidity and mortality without negatively impacting fetal growth. 1858 women between 25-32 weeks gestation who remained at risk of preterm birth after an initial corticosteroid course were assigned to receive multiple corticosteroid courses or placebo until 33 weeks or delivery. The trial found no difference in neonatal outcomes between groups. Infants exposed to multiple corticosteroid courses weighed less and had smaller head circumferences at birth, suggesting the treatment negatively impacted fetal growth. The study concludes multiple corticosteroid courses every 14 days is not recommended due to lack of benefit and potential for decreased fetal growth.
Este documento presenta una introducción al nuevo modelo de aplicaciones para SharePoint. Las aplicaciones para SharePoint permiten extender las capacidades de un sitio de SharePoint de forma autónoma e independiente. Los usuarios pueden descubrir y instalar aplicaciones desde la tienda de SharePoint o el catálogo privado de su empresa.
This document provides information on various community resources and programs available to Fort Drum service members and their families in May 2013. It lists 27 organizations and programs including the American Red Cross, Army Career & Alumni Program, Army Community Service, Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers, Chapel services, Child and Youth Services programs, Commissary, and more. For each, it provides contact information and highlights upcoming events and activities in May such as seminars, training sessions, celebrations, and youth sports registration deadlines.
Call centers spend over 60% of their budget on people and personnel-related costs. With enterprise 2.0, you can now boost your human capital, reduce costs, streamline operational efficiency and above all, provide quality customer service.
KB Seminars: Growing Your Online Business; 03/12MDIF
This document outlines an agenda for a conference on growing an online business in Moscow, Russia. The agenda includes presentations on new online business trends, search engine optimization on Yandex and Google, social media marketing, measuring success with Google Analytics, planning and financing a business, and MDLF's digital developments. Under new online business trends, the document discusses focusing on a niche product, organizing previously unorganized information online, creating very local sites, using multimedia content, and creating value through mobile capabilities. It provides examples like The Knot, Mamabkoo/AskJane, SalingSilang, CrowdMap, and SoundCloud. The document emphasizes registering websites with search engines to help them get indexed and optimizing elements like site
This is the presentation on “The personal leadership challenge of making integrated care a reality” that Helen Bevan made at the conference “Leading Better Care for All in the North West” on 12 March 2014. This conference is one of a series of regional events across the country on how the best use can be made of the Better Care Fund.
Research of usability of Mashup Tools done for Kent County Council as part of the Pic and Mix Pilot (2009), opening up Kent related datasets for all to use and exploit.
This textbook titled "English for Bar Staff" was created for students at the Tourism College in Tbilisi, Georgia to help them learn English for working in bars and restaurants. The textbook contains 29 lessons across 3 parts covering topics like ordering drinks, food and reserving tables, as well as information about different types of bars and bartending. The lessons include dialogues, exercises, and vocabulary to help students develop their English language and professional skills.
This document provides an overview of real estate and investment opportunities in the Czech Republic. It discusses how the Czech real estate market has matured in recent decades and stabilized during the economic recession. The Czech Republic remains an attractive investment destination due to advantages like its location in Europe, infrastructure, skilled workforce, and price stability. The document also lists CzechInvest offices around the world that can help connect investors with opportunities in the Czech real estate sector and other industries in the Czech Republic.
Gail Zahtz is a strategic health communications expert specializing in writing, speaking, and engaging audiences. Her portfolio highlights include published writing that has generated over $18 million in grants, advertising and marketing campaigns for audiences of 5,000+, and two published manuals. She provides business planning, marketing, campaigns, and branding services for non-profits. Gail advocates for trusted physician-patient relationships, mental health, books, safe relationships, honest friendships, and children. She helps clients tell their stories through various media to engage audiences and build professional relationships online and in-person.
Tag It! Tagging and social bookmarking presentation for the NYLA 2007 conference. This presentation includes a lot of screenshots and will be more meaningful as I'm giving it than standing alone.
This document provides an overview of considerations for starting a commercial dairy goat operation, including labor requirements, marketing, processing, regulations, and budgeting. It estimates that a 100-doe dairy selling fluid milk will require about 1.5 full-time workers for milking, cleaning, feeding, and herd management. Producers must locate a reliable buyer for their milk and ensure there is demand for the products they plan to sell. On-farm processing of milk into value-added products like cheese can increase profits but also increases labor needs and regulatory requirements. Extensive planning is required to ensure a viable business model that accounts for all costs of production and marketing.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The project "THE YOUTH RIGHTS OF THE ROMANIAN YOUNG WOMEN GIRLS AND TEENAGERS A EUROPEAN LIFE!" aims to educate young women in Romania about their rights through seminars and workshops. It will take place in 3 schools in Bucharest, Deva, and Puciosa over one year. The project seeks to inform participants about human rights, labor rights, career guidance, and protections against abuse. It will distribute educational materials and build a website for legal advice. The project intends to empower young women with knowledge of their rights to promote social and economic justice.
Abdulkerim Ferhat Yangin, born in 1985 in Turkey, participated in the Eyes of the Heart youth exchange from August 29 to September 5, 2016 in Tarsus, Turkey. The exchange involved young people from Turkey, Macedonia, Poland, Romania, and Spain. Through workshops and activities, the youth developed skills in communication, foreign languages, social competencies, and cultural awareness while learning about the challenges faced by people with disabilities. Abdulkerim took on a leadership role and gained experience communicating in English and working internationally on creating solutions for disability issues.
This is one of result of Rights for Young project, which was founded by Erasmus+ program. Contains the most important aspect of the project, activities and some facts about youth rights.
- Yangin Abdulkerim Ferhat, born in Turkey, participated in a youth mobility project called "Training Camp for Human Rights Facilitators" from August 6-15, 2016 in Romania.
- The project, supported by the Erasmus+ programme, aimed to improve the skills and knowledge of 36 youth workers from 8 countries on planning, implementing, and evaluating human rights activities.
- Key activities included training sessions on human rights and the production of a DVD recording of a flash mob to promote human rights.
This project aims to educate Romanian young women about their rights through courses, seminars and workshops held in three schools. The project will create a website providing free legal and psychological advice. It will also hold an annual evaluation contest. The goals are to inform youth about human and labor rights under EU and Romanian law, raise awareness of workplace risks, reduce unemployment and abuse, and empower young women professionally. The workshops will cover topics like human rights instruments, career development, employee rights and responsibilities, anti-discrimination, and domestic violence. The project is organized by the National Young Women's Christian Association of Romania and aims to promote non-formal education and empowerment of young Romanian women.
Guoda Evelina Armanaviciute, born in 1996 in Vilnius, Lithuania, participated in a youth exchange called "Healthy Life for Young People" from May 4-12, 2016 in Córdoba, Spain. The exchange involved 40 young people from Italy, Lithuania, Romania, Spain, and Turkey. The goal of the exchange was to promote a healthy lifestyle, active citizenship, and sports among young people through workshops, debates and outdoor activities. Guoda developed skills in communication in foreign languages, social and civic competences, and a sense of initiative and entrepreneurship through participating in the exchange.
SMIAFestival of young knowledge: a possible practice to integrate formal, inf...Mariarosa Di Nubila
1) The Festival of Young Knowledge in San Marino aims to integrate formal, informal, and non-formal learning experiences through activities that allow young people and adults to express themselves and share knowledge.
2) It was created in 2007 and is now an independent project that brings together citizens, organizations, and sponsors through cultural events and training.
3) The festival provides opportunities for personal and professional growth by allowing participants to learn from each other's varied experiences.
Youth Association DRONI is a Georgian non-profit organization that promotes education, human rights, and youth development. It implements programs in areas like education, gender issues, conflict prevention, and youth participation. DRONI works with various groups in Georgia and cooperates with organizations in Europe. It currently hosts 12 European volunteers through the European Commission's Youth in Action program to support its work in media outreach, intercultural exchange, and human rights education.
This document provides information about a training course taking place from September 18-28, 2012 in Strasbourg, France to combat discrimination against migrant and Roma minorities. The training will bring together 36 youth leaders and community leaders from EU and neighboring countries to exchange experiences and ideas. Through non-formal educational methods, the training will facilitate understanding of discrimination faced by minorities and promote their inclusion. Participants will learn about concepts like discrimination and develop recommendations and partnerships to promote social cohesion. The training will focus on identifying and addressing prejudices that lead to discrimination against Roma and migrant minorities in Europe.
Vicky Baker, born on 25/10/1993, participated in a youth exchange project called The EVROPA Traineeship from 01/01/2015 to 31/12/2016 in London, United Kingdom. The project involved 18 young people from the Czech Republic designing and carrying out workshops, debates and other activities to develop their skills and awareness of social and cultural topics. Through volunteering, job shadowing and other tasks, Vicky gained experience in organizations and developed skills in areas like communication, digital competence, learning to learn, social and civic involvement, and initiative.
This 10-day training in Strasbourg, France aims to equip youth leaders with skills to promote inclusion of migrant and Roma minorities in Europe. The 36 participants from EU and neighboring countries will exchange views and experiences on discrimination faced by these groups. Experts will provide input and discuss best practices while participants develop recommendations. The training seeks to combat prejudices through non-formal education methods and help participants create new partnerships and projects fostering social cohesion.
This document describes a summer music school project for Roma children held in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The project was developed by an independent cultural organization called Terraforming and supported by the Swedish Institute.
The goals of the project were to inspire and educate Roma children through music, build their self-confidence, and make them aware of their rights and opportunities. It aimed to bring Roma and non-Roma children together and expose the children to different musical genres and cultural experiences.
The El-Lid Charitable Society was established in 1995 in Nablus, West Bank to support disadvantaged Palestinian groups through various social, educational and training programs. It aims to improve living conditions, increase health and social awareness, and develop the potential of its target groups which include women, children, youth and people with special needs. The Society implements multiple projects focused on empowerment, advocacy, democracy, health and providing training in areas such as counseling, summer camps, civic education and IT skills. It operates a multimedia training center and has supported over 970,000 Palestinians through its work.
Marta Bilska participated in a year-long European Voluntary Service project in Opatija, Croatia from February 2015 to February 2016. She contributed to the Association Žmergo's mission of environmental preservation by managing social media, organizing ecological events, and assisting with other promotional activities. Through this experience, Marta developed skills in foreign languages, digital competence, social and civic engagement, and cultural awareness by living and working with an international team. She gained valuable experience in project management, teamwork, and community involvement.
It's a brochure which contain details about entrepreneurship, social entrepreneurship. The brochure was created from Young Social Entrepreneur project, was founded by the European Commission, through Erasmus+ Program.
Youthpass - youth exchanges - offline adam rahmiÁdám Rahmi
Ádám Rahmi, born in 1994 in Budapest, Hungary, participated in a youth exchange from July 9-18, 2016 in Baskó, Hungary with 30 young people from Czech Republic, Hungary, Italy, and Portugal. The exchange aimed to help participants develop skills and awareness around socially relevant topics by engaging in workshops, debates and outdoor activities while excluding online interactions. Rahmi developed digital photo and video editing skills as well as social and civic competences like patience and cultural awareness through learning about cultural differences during the exchange.
Effective communication for successful campaignsCCIVS
This document summarizes the history of humanitarian organizations and media coverage of crises from the 1860s to present. It notes key events like the founding of the Red Cross in 1863 and Doctors Without Borders in 1971. The document discusses how media coverage of crises in places like Biafra influenced the development of humanitarian organizations. It also analyzes how media tends to frame crises in terms of "emergencies, catastrophes, [and] spectacle." The document questions whether current models of humanitarian communication and fundraising really change the world or could be improved. It advocates for more transparent, engaged models of communication that empower local communities and activists.
United Societies of Balkans (U.S.B.) is a non-profit founded in 2008 in Thessaloniki, Greece that promotes youth mobility and volunteerism. Their "Balkan Hot Spot" program hosts volunteers for 7 years running. Volunteers help maintain an e-radio, e-magazine, and library about Balkan culture. They receive training, housing, a stipend, and insurance. Volunteers work in shifts to organize events, documentaries, and discussions on social issues while developing skills and cultural exchange. Close cooperation between host and sending organizations ensures volunteers' educational and personal development goals are met.
1. About NYWCA of Romania “ Knock and the door will be open to you !” Hho we are? The National Young Women’s Christian Association of Romania is a charitable non – governmental organization with no-profit and apolitical, which has been constituted at 5 th May of 1997 and which scope is to bring together women and girls of different traditions to promote the cultural value of the Christian spirit into community to improve the women life.
2. NYWCAR President : Andreea Diana Iancu NYWCAR General Secretary : Aurora Livia Popescu Office address: Fabrica de Chibrituri Street, No.34, ap. 2, sector 5, Bucharest. Romania, Tel/ Fax : + 40 21 335.24.26 E-mail : office.antfcr@ywca.ro Mobile phone: + 40 723 33 58 23 We can be contact at:
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14. ASOCIATIA NATIONALA A TINERELOR FEMEI CRESTINE DIN ROMANIA English Courses: Another chance! April 1 st –July 1 st , 2004 NATIONAL YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF ROMANIA
15. WHO WE ARE? The National Young Women’s Christian Association of Romania is a charitable non-governmental organization with no-profit and apolitical, which has been constituted at 5 th May of 1997 and which scope is to bring together women and girls of different traditions to promote the cultural value of the Christian spirit into community to improve the women life. WHAT WE WANT TO DO? The National Young Women’s Christian Association of Romania understands it’s activity as an opportunity to involve women and girls; enables to define their identity and issue, to analyze and choose the effective methods of resolving the problems that the women have in their life at all levels as working women life, mother, sister, daughter, and important part in the society. The N.Y.W.C.A.R. will support a large women implication at all level of the spiritual, social, cultural, economy and political life through organizing conferences, trainings, courses, meetings, shows, mass-media, workshops, publicity and tourist activities PROJECT SUMMARY “ ANOTHER CHANCE” - English Course programme concerns women that face difficulties in finding a job. Considering that knowing a foreign language (mainly English language) has become one important aspect in getting a good job, we decided to help these women provided that when the target group was in school, the educational system dropped English language classes in favor of French and Russian. Although there are various English courses organized by private schools, they are not accessible to unemployed women with low incomes in terms of finances and time. Through these courses, we want to provide a warm environment and a relaxed atmosphere as well as a moral support that allows the women involved in this course to find out about our activities and goals so that they might hopefully become future members. TARGHET GROUP The program it’s addressed to the women unemployment or with low income, that face difficulties in finding a job (it doesn’t matter the social class) Project: ”English Courses: “Another chance!”
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20. YOUNG WOMEN CHRISTIAN ASOCIATION OF ROMANIA PROGRAM: CHILDREN NOT FOR SALE! 30 June 2009 The program is sponsored by Lydia Project PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The program is organized in a consortium that includes the BRAMAT Belarus, Armenia, Romania and Moldova The program 3 phases: 1. Research , documentation and information on the situation of children with problems of violence in the family. exploitation and trafficking; 2. Rownd tables in all 4 partner countries of the program (one in Romania will take place on 30 June 2009) 3.Un course is a week in Chisinau in the period 6-12 July 2009. ANTFCR YWCA of Romania will organize a round table on the day of 30 Ju ne n2009, based on an advance documentation and information relating to the situation of children in Romania. The documentation will include: - Statistics about family violence and exploitation; - Children disappeared; - Trafficking in children. In round table organized by National Association of Young WOMEN IN ROMANIA-Christian ANTFCR people will participate invited in the following areas: - Police, - Media - Hall-Social - NGOs in Bucharest. Contact : Program Coordinator Romania Tamara Pistol: tel: 0767940567 E-mail: tamarapistol@gmail.com Lydia and sponsored by Project - Williams Fiona Hulbert Partner prorgram ANTFCR: Tel / Fax 0 213352426; Address: Fabrica de chibrituri Street, no 34. ap 2, sect 5 Bucharest, Romania. President : Diana Andreea Iancu tel: 0726405997; E-mail: andreea.iancu@ywca.ro Secretary General; Aurora Livia Popescu Tel 0723335823; E-mail: aurora.popescu@ywca.ro
21. YOUNG WOMEN CHRISTIAN ASOCIATION OF ROMANIA PROGRAM: CHILDREN NOT FOR SALE! January 2 01 0 The program is sponsored by Lydia Project PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The program is organized in a consortium that includes the BRAMAT Belarus, Armenia, Romania and Moldova Continuing the project "Children are not for sale” in Romaina the phase 4. After our research documentation and information on the situation of children with problems of violence in the family, exploitation and trafficking will share the actual situation on the schools in order to inform prevent and to train the children about their rights about the issue and to know to where to address when whey will be in danger. Will be done directly to the beneficiary ( students from 3 high school from 3 city) as following: -National Colegium “Traian”from Deva. -- National Colegium “Nicolae Titulescu” from Pucioasa, - Tehnic Coleguim “ Petru Rares” from Bucharest. Children are not for sale will include in Romania one mouth with seminaries with the theme: 1.TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS 2.VIOLENCE CHILDREN 3.DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CHILDREN ABANDONED OR EXPOSURE ABUSE OF ADULTS IN CARE WHICH REMAIN 4. LABOR MINORS Contact : Program Coordinator Romania Tamara Pistol: tel: E-mail: tamarapistol@gmail.com Lydia and sponsored by Project - Williams Fiona Hulbert Partner prorgram ANTFCR: Tel / Fax 0 213352426 ; Address: Fabrica de chibrituri Street,no 34 ap. 2, sect 5 Bucharest, Romania. President : Diana Andreea Iancu tel: 0726405997; E-mail: andreea.iancu@ywca.ro Secretary General; Aurora Livia Popescu Tel 0723335823; E-mail: aurora.popescu@ywca.ro
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23. LOCATION OF THE ROJECT: The program will take place in 3 schools: - Tehnic College Petru Rares., Bucharest: - Traian High school in Deva; - The National College Nicolae Titulescu . PROJECT ACTIVITIES Activities fall into 3 categories: 1.Courses / seminars during the school year 2.The construction of a website that will be presented to all project issues where they can access online free legal advice and psychological. 3.Organization of 1 contests (annual) evaluation / testing to every school PROGRAM: “ THE YOUTH RIGHTS OF THE ROMANIAN YOUNG WOMEN GIRLS AND TEENAGERS FOR AN EUROPEAN LIFE” is sponsorized by The World YWCA . The World YWCA is a global network of women and young women leading social and economic change in 125 countries. The World YWCA is a global network of women and young women leading social and economic change in 125 countries. It advocates for peace, justice, human rights and care of the environment, and has been at the forefront of raising the status of women for over 150 years. The World YWCA develops women's leadership to find local solutions to the global inequalities women face. CONTACT: NATIONAL YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF ROMANIA Address : Fabrica de chibrituri Street,no 34 ap. 2, sect 5 Bucharest, Romania. Tel/Fax +4021 335 24 26 Mail: [email_address] President : Andreea Diana Iancu Tel: +40726405997; E-mail: andreea.iancu@ywca.ro Program Coodinator & General Secretary : Aurora Livia Popescu Tel: +40724541110; 40723335823 E-mail: aurora.popescu@ywca.ro NATIONA L YOUNG WOMEN CHRISTINAN ASSOCIATION OF ROMANIA ASOCIATIA NATIONALA A TINERELOR FEMEI CRESTINE DIN ROMANIA Program: “ THE YOUTH RIGHTS OF THE ROMANIAN YOUNG WOMEN GIRLS AND TEENAGERS FOR AN EUROPEAN LIFE” April 2010 – March 2011
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25. AWARENESS FOR YOUR HEALTH! Educational Health Program This program is organized by : THE NATIONAL YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION FROM ROMANIA (NY WCAR) It is sponsorised by World YWC’a Tel: 021-335.2426 [email_address] In collaboration with: * The high school “Nicolae Titulescu” – Pucioasa * The high school “Traian” – Deva * The high school “Lucian Blaga” - Bucharest
26. AWARENESS FOR YOUR HEALTH! Responsable of Program: NYWCAR: Anca Ungureanu and Aurora Popescu High school “Traian”- Deva: Director: Prof. Lazar Rodica Tel: 0254 220 975 Lecturers: Dr. Selaru Adina High school “Nicolae Titulescu” - Pucioasa Director Prof. Mihaela Diaconescu Lectures: Prof. Mihaela Diaconescu Tel: 0245760277 High school ”Lucian Blaga”- Bucuresti Director: teacher. Valeria Andrei Tel: 0212550437 Lector: Prof. Psychologist Mara Priceputu
27. AWARENESS FOR YOUR HEALTH! PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: This Project “Awareness for your health!” is addressed to all the pupils at high schools from 9 th to 12 th class. This program concerns the youth education in knowledge and protection against the most spread diseases (diseases with sexual conveyance like HIV/AIDS) and also the risk of alcohol consumption, tobacco and drugs . During the program specialized persons will organize seminars in which they will refer to the main subjects of this program. These themes will end up with free debates referring to these themes or new ones proposed by listeners.