182 Results Are Tagged With "Volunteerism"

Sunday, July 1, 2012 - Monday, July 1, 2013
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S.E.R.V.E.: A Service Learning Project (AEIF 2012)

This project will develop as a sustainable model for a community-based and service-learning-infused pre-service teacher preparation program by creating various service learning projects at immersion sites, an online repository of resources (such as lesson plans, oral history narratives, science inquiry activities, cultural memory banks, videos, pictures, essays, poems, etc.), and the creation of the Service Learning Network of the Philippines, an association of service learning practitioners.
Monday, July 16, 2012 - Tuesday, July 16, 2013
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Urban Environments in Transition: Engaging Young Leaders and Raising Community Awareness through Multimodal Narratives (AEIF 2012)

This project will guide an initial group of 20 students from two Greek universities in engaging with their changing urban environments through a number of mentored, hands-on and community-centered activities. The students will use multiple media (photography, film, video, audio, installations, online platforms, etc) in combination with self-reflective/creative writing activities and interviews with community members. The project seeks to enable young leaders to engage in conversation with community representatives, boost their intellectual and critical engagement with real-life issues, and encourage them to take initiatives for raising public awareness in an effort to promote understanding between diverse groups.
Monday, July 16, 2012 - Sunday, March 31, 2013
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PLAY (Promoting Leadership among Armenian Youth) Mentoring Project (AEIF 2012)

The PLAY Mentoring Project will pilot a youth-to-youth national mentoring network with an aim of fostering cross-regional peer support, national networking, and effective, proactive youth activism to serve the interests of local communities. The project will promote hands-on, community needs-oriented activity that will foster civic activism and personal responsibility for change among Armenian youth.
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
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Setup of a American-like University

I wish to establish a college based on the pattern of American Education system.
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
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Setup of a American-like University

I wish to establish a college based on the pattern of American Education system.
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
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Kinawataka Women Initiatives

We seek to mobilize and sensitize the less privileged women in our community about their rights in various sectors so as to fight poverty, diseases and illiteracy. We encourage them to get involved in projects that use locally available materials. We aim at eliminating poverty and raise the standard of living amongst women and our community as a whole.
Friday, February 14, 2003
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Kinawataka Women Initiatives

Kinawataka women Initiatives is raising the profile of women, children and the community as a whole by encouraging employment and by raising self-esteem. This is managed by producing goods that are Eco-friendly and accessible to all. In addition Kinawataka Women Initiatives, cares for many children affected by Aids, ensuring they have a home, an education and a family

The Spirit of Volunteerism in Zambia

During his time in the United States as a participant in the International Visitor Leadership Program, Mark Chilongu of Lusaka, Zambia was struck by the way in which Americans shared their time and resources to care for the poor.

UGRAD Alum Organizes Charity Run Across Ukraine

Ugrad Alum, Andriy Maksymovych, raised over $50,000 in donations for premature infants in Ukraine

While studying in the United States, Eurasian Undergraduate Exchange Program (UGRAD) alum Andriy Maksymovych met an activist who biked across the U.S. to raise money for charity. Andriy decided to adapt the idea to raise money for premature babies in his native Ukraine.

The Spirit of Volunteerism in Zambia

IVLP Zambia

During his time in the United States as a participant in the International Visitor Leadership Program, Mark Chilongu of Lusaka, Zambia was struck by the way in which Americans shared their time and resources to care for the poor.

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