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The Educator’s Best Friend

In the spring of 1996, the founders of Education World recognized the need for a Web site that would make the Internet easier for educators to use. They wanted to create a home for educators on the Internet, a place where teachers could gather and share ideas. They wanted to create a complete online resource where educators could start each day to find the lesson plans and research materials they were looking for … (about 1/2).

Homepage;
Site Guide;
Lesson Planing;
Professional Development;
Technology Integration;
School Issues;
Education World at Home;
Early Childhood Community;
Schoolnotes.com;
Management;
Administrator’s Desk;
world citizenship toolbox, sites for the young citizen (scroll full down to catch the texts);
a big page for FAQs;
Contact.

About 2/2: The result is Education World, the Educator’s Best Friend, a resource that includes:

• a search engine for educational Web sites only, a place where educators can find information without searching the entire Internet;
• original content, including lesson plans, practical information for educators, information on how to integrate technology in the classroom, and articles written by education experts;
• site reviews;
• daily features and columns;
• teacher and principal profiles;
• Wire Side Chats with the important names in education;
• employment listings.

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Canadian NGO dedicated to United Nations’ Goal of Peace Education, Environmental Protection, Human Rights and Disarmament

IAEWP was founded in Alabama in 1967 by Dr. Charles Mercieca, a Maltese philosopher and educator. The international organisation is now represented in over 100 countries, with consultative status at many United Nations agencies and since 1987 is a designated Peace Messenger of the United Nations. IAEWP is headquartered in Huntsville Alabama and publishes the UN News via IAEWP Korea. IAEWP Canada, headquartered in Toronto, also directly operates the Homeplanet Alliance as an international business and commerce infrastructure building organisation … (full text on the homeplanet.org’s homepage).

Homepage IAEWP;
Coming Events IAEWP; Publications IAEWP; Articles IAEWP; Membership IAEWP; Officers IAEWP;
United Nations UN; UN bodies: links in the left column of all pages; homeplanet.org; Summary Report 2006 FNIT; FNIT Indian Treaties; FNIT The First Nations Indigenous Trust; FNIT Films; UNESCO/peace is in our hands;
Addresses IAEWP, Main Office Canada: IAEWP General Secretariat, Homeplanet Alliance, 2 Bloor Street West, Suite 100-209, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M4W 3E2, Phone (1) 416-924-4449, Fax: (1) 416-924-4094 / 921-4365
worldwide: go to Chapters, select your continent and your country;
Contact IAEWP: for general info, for Mitchell L. Gold, Executive Director.

Mission IAEWP: Deeply concerned over the non-violent approach through education in its broadest sense, the International Association of Educators for World Peace (IAEWP) urges the creation of a new breed of scientists, philosophers, parents, students, all educators, and especially leaders who are inspired with the vision of restoring world peace.  Continuer la lecture de « International Association of Educators for World Peace IAEWP »

Linked with Yuri Kochiyama – USA.

Each time a girl opens a book and reads a womanless history, she learns she is worth less – Myra Pollack Sadker.
And: History helps us learn who we are, but when we don’t know our own history, our power and dreams are immediately diminished.

Homepage.
Women’s History Month;
News and Events;
Information;
Resource Center;
Staff & Board Members;
History
Why Our Work is Important;
Join the NWHP Network;
Address: National Women’s History Project, 3440 Airway Drive, Suite F, Santa Rosa, CA 95403, USA;
Contact.

About – Why women’s history: Multicultural American women are overlooked in most mainstream approaches to U.S. history, so the National Women’s History Project champions their accomplishments and leads the drive to write women back into history.

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We work directly with students as well as with teachers, advisers and other education professionals. This site is aimed mainly at teachers. If you’re a student, you may want to visit our section for young people instead. (Homepage).

Our work;
Encouraging participation;
Resources;
Free download;
Membership;
Citizenship today;
Links;
Address: CEWC-Cymru, Temple of Peace, Cathays Park, Cardiff, CF10 3AP, England;
Contact.

About / Who we are: CEWC-Cymru (Council for Education in World Citizenship – Cymru) is Wales’s foremost national charity working directly with young people and teachers on matters of global citizenship.

As well as organising a programme of educational events for students, we provide training and resources for teachers and specialise in encouraging young people’s participation in school life and beyond.

This section provides more information about the people who work for CEWC-Cymru, the organisations that support out work, and the way we interact with other educational organisations.

Medical Aid and Relief for the Children of Chechnya MARCCH

Linked with Donald Rayfield  – England.

Welcome to Marcch.org: In Chechnya the children are the most vulnerable and innocent victims of the recent Chechen wars. Medical Aid and Relief for Children of Chechnya (MARCCH) is there to help countless children, many orphaned, who receive little or no medical aid and have no one to care about their plight. Years of living in cramped and inadequate conditions or refugee camps, coupled with poor nutrition, have caused the health of many children to deteriorate still further with dire consequences to this day. Diseases such as TB have consequently taken a greater hold on the Chechen population … (Homepage).

Third SOAS Conference Nov. 27, 2008 (where??);
Chechnya;
News;
Events;
Volunteers;
Pictures;
Videos;
Donations;
Links;
Contact.

About: Our Mission is to bring relief to children who have been injured as a result of the conflicts in Chechnya.

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