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@ INTERNSHIP ON PEACE AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION. FORUM FOR
FACT-FINDING DOCUMENTATION AND ADVOCACY (FFDA)
BHUBANESWAR, ORISSA INDIA
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 15 ABR 2006
PASANTIA NAO REMUNERADA

Forum for Fact-finding Documentation and Advocacy seeks two interns for its
peace and conflict resolution campaign. The interns must have basic
knowledge regarding South Asia and human Rights. These position is based
at Bhubaneswar, INDIA. The job is to research and communicate to
internationally on the issues of peace and conflict. the duration of the
internship is for three to six months, according to availability of the
time/project
of the interns. Apply with CV, a photo and a description of why do you fit for
this internship.

Position open until filled.
Last updated: January 23, 2006

Internship Category:
editing, Writing, legal
Paid or unpaid:
Unpaid
Languages:
English
Start date:
March 20, 2006
End date:
March 26, 2007
Last day to apply:
April 15, 2006
Organization:
Forum for Fact-finding Documentation and Advocacy (FFDA)
http://www.justiceindia.org
Location:
Bhubaneswar, Orissa, 751007,
India
Phone:
0771-5022587
Fax:
0771-5022587

@ VISUAL ARTS TEACHING ARTIST. HARLEM CHILDREN'S ZONE (NEW
YORK)   
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 20 FEV 2006
REMUNERADO

TRUCE (The Renaissance University for Community Education) is a
comprehensive media literacy and youth leadership development after-
school program located in Harlem, NY. Part of the Harlem Children's Zone,
Inc., TRUCE is based on experiential, arts-based and project-based learning.
TRUCE produces The Real Deal, a youth-run cable access TV show each
month, which is broadcast around New York City. TRUCE is also the home of
Harlem Overheard, our youth-produced newspaper with a circulation of over
25,000. In addition, TRUCE runs workshops, individual tutoring sessions,
Regents and SAT Prep through the Insight Center to improve student's
academic skills and to prepare them for college. TRUCE also has a theatre
and visual arts component. Our overall mission is to create young minds
capable of thinking critically, creatively and capable of analyzing and
deconstructing the various forms of "media" which make up their world.

P/T Teaching Artists are responsible for working with youths (ages 13-19) to
develop their artistic, educational and leadership potential. Teaching Artists
write curriculum, prepare lesson plans, coordinate arts-based projects and
teach workshops. Applicants must be team players. Teaching Artists co-
facilitate all classes.

The P/T Visual Arts Teaching Artist will teach at least two days per week 3:00-
7:00PM.

Additional Qualifications:
This is a part-time position with potential to become full-time in August, 2006.

The ideal candidate is experienced in seeing artistic projects through to
completion and has experience teaching arts to adolescents. Visual artists of
all backgrounds are encouraged to apply (muralists, painters, sculptors,
photographers, multi-media makers, etc.)
How to Apply:
Please include salary requirements and three references.

Please forward a cover letter and resume to Tramaine Hugie, Program
Coordinator, thugie@....
lem Children's Zone

Founded in 1970, Harlem Children's Zone, Inc. is a pioneering, non-profit,
community-based organization that works to enhance the quality of life for
children and families in some of New York City's most devastated
neighborhoods. Formerly known as Rheedlen Centers for Children and
Families, HCZ Inc.'s 15 centers serve more than 12,600 children and adults,
including over 7,500 at-risk children. The emphasis of our work is not just on
education, social service and recreation, but also on rebuilding the very fabric
of community life.

URL:
http://www.hcz.org

Deadline: Feb 20

@ PROJECT MANAGER. ORPHANS OF RWANDA (KIGALI, RWANDA)
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 29 MAR 2006
PASANTIA NAO REMUNERADA

Orphans of Rwanda, Inc. (ORI) seeks a dedicated individual interested in
spending one or more years in Rwanda to work directly with the children we
support and help manage our relationship with local partners, including
orphanages and community groups.

As a full-time staff member in Rwanda, the Project
Manager would fulfill responsibilities in three related
areas:

Direct support
- Working directly with children to provide educational
support and tutoring, particularly in English-language,
computer and math skills
- Working with orphanages and groups of vulnerable
children to identify key issues and challenges that they
face in education, health care, and other areas
- Collaborating with Rwandan medical volunteers to
ensure basic healthcare is provided for all children
- Designing and directing new program activities on the
ground

Team coordination
- ORI's team in Rwanda consists of a Country Director and
a small team of volunteers. The Project Manager would be
responsible for assisting the Country Director in planning
all support activities and coordinating the efforts of the
volunteer team
- Communicating with US-based personnel, donors and
partners on in-country activities and fundraising plans
- Supporting US team's fundraising efforts by preparing
fundraising materials, including photographs and
personal profiles of the children we support

Project oversight
- Assisting the Country Director in monitoring the
implementation of all ORI-supported projects and
activities
- Supporting staff members of our partner organizations
in strategic planning, financial management, and
reporting

Position open until filled.

nternship Category:
Writing, tutoring, computer training
Paid or unpaid:
Unpaid
Languages:
English, French
Start date:
June 15, 2006
End date:
June 15, 2007
Last day to apply:
March 29, 2006
Organization:
Orphans of Rwanda
Location:
Kigali,
Rwanda

http://www.orphansofrwanda.org


@ CLINICAL ART THERAPY (MASTERS LEVEL) INTERN. UNITED SOUTH
END SETTLEMENTS (BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS)
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 15 ABR 2006
PASANTIA NAO REMUNERADA

THIS IS AN UNPAID INTERNSHIP. The intern will work directly with at-risk
girls ages 12 to 18. Will provide psychosocail assessments, conduct home-
based intakes, manage case files, work with parents and others, co-facilitate
groups, and mentor one-on-one. The ability to speak Spanish is helpful, but
not mandatory.

The intern must be working on becoming a licensed mental-health counselor
(LMHC). Should have good case management skills, patience, high energy
level, compassion, good verbal and written skills, and the ability to work as
part of a team.

This internship will be a minimum of 8 hours per week. More hours preferred.

Last updated: January 27, 2006

Languages:
English
Start date:
June 01, 2006
End date:
August 31, 2006
Last day to apply:
April 15, 2006
Organization:
United South End Settlements
Location:
Boston, Massachusetts, 02118-1195,
United States
Phone:
617-375-8146
Fax:
617-236-0162

URL:
http://www.uses.org

@ WEB MASTER. YOUNG VOLUNTEERS FOR ENVIRONMENT (YVE)
LOME, GOLFE TOGO
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prazo/plazo/deadline: N/C
VOLUNTARIO

JVE has recently launched its official web page: http://www.ong-jve.org

We are now looking for a volunteer webmaster to take care of this website
This website will eventually grow up to become the most visited webpage on
ecological and youth issues in the west african region. We need your support
to make this happen!

You can do this volunteering online or directly by being here.

If you know how to use computer and if you are interested, the main
developper of the website can teach how to do this.

Three months is the minimum of duration

If you are interested send your cv to yvetogo@... with details about
yourself and time of commitment

The position is open right away and we expect to welcome you soon in Togo

Languages:
English, French, German, Spanish
Organization:
Young Volunteers for Environment (YVE)
Area of Focus:
Children and Youth, Community Net or Freenet, Community Service and
Volunteering, Computers and Technology, Education, Environment, Library or
Resource Center, Media, Multi-Service Community Agency, Network of
Nonprofit Organizations
Location:
Lome, Golfe, 80470,
Togo
Contact Person:
Sena ALOUKA
Phone:
228- 2214571/ 9216740
Fax:
228-2220648


@ MEDIA DESIGNER/ UNITED PLANET (BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS)
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 1 AGO 2006
VOLUNTARIO

As featured on CNN, United Planet (UP) is a leading international,
educational, humanitarian, and peace-building, non-profit organization based
in Boston, USA. United Planet is a highly innovative non-profit organization
devoted to fostering cross-cultural understanding and friendship and
supporting communities in dire need worldwide.

United Planet seeks full-time volunteer interns with excellent English
language skills.

Your job responsibiliies:
Assist highly innovative Technology and Design Director with cutting-edge
humanitarian, educational, and online community building programs to
harness the untapped power of technology and Internet to make a
widespread positive global impact.

Paid or unpaid:
Unpaid
Languages:
English
Start date:
February 02, 2006
End date:
February 01, 2008
Last day to apply:
August 1, 2006
Organization:
United Planet
Location:
Boston, Massachusetts, 02116,
United States
Phone:
1-800-292-2316
Fax:
617-267-7764

Please visit United Planet at www.unitedplanet.org, email:
quest@..., or call 1-800-292-2316 or 1-617-292-0711 to learn
more.

@ INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT/ CROSS-CULTURAL
COMMUNICATIONS. UNITED PLANET ( BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS )
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 1 AGO 2006
VOLUNTARIO

As featured on CNN, United Planet (UP) is a leading international,
educational, humanitarian, and peace-building, non-profit organization based
in Boston, USA. United Planet is a highly innovative non-profit organization
devoted to fostering cross-cultural understanding and friendship and
supporting communities in dire need worldwide.

United Planet seeks full-time volunteer interns with excellent English
language skills.

Your job responsibilities:
Develop essential humanitarian projects worldwide
Communicate with international team of coordinators and volunteers.
Potential to lead programs and visit countries for program development.

Please send a Cover Letter and Resume in English to
team@...

Last updated: February 02, 2006

Paid or unpaid:
Unpaid
Languages:
English
Start date:
February 02, 2006
End date:
February 01, 2008
Last day to apply:
August 1, 2006
Organization:
United Planet
Location:
Boston, Massachusetts, 02116,
United States
Phone:
1-800-292-2316
Fax:
617-267-7764


@ RESOURCE DIRECTOR. FREE SPIRIT MEDIA (CHICAGO, ILLINOIS)    
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 1 ABR 2006
REMUNERADO

Salary: $30 - 35,000
http://www.idealist.org/en/jobs/141409-96/164804-301


The Resource Director works in close partnership with the Executive Director
to insure the organization is
accomplishing its financial goals and objectives. He/she
manages all internal operations of the organization
including identifying, writing, and coordinating
foundation/government fundraising and reporting efforts
as well as managing day-to-day financial and
administrative functions. This position requires a team
player that can maintain focus, perspective, and attention
to detail in a fast paced environment that also requires
flexibility and adaptability. The Resource Director works
closely with both the fundraising and finance/personnel
committees of the Board of Directors.

Background

Free Spirit Media (FSM) is a non-profit organization based
in Chicago that provides education, access, and
opportunity in media production to underserved urban
youth. FSM partners with schools and organizations to
provide project-based learning experiences to high school
age youth. Participants develop technical and
communications skills and ambitions as they produce
documentary and dramatic videos, public service
announcements, sports telecasts, and other media
projects.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following.
Other duties may be assigned.

1. Identifies and coordinates all resource development
opportunities including seeking grant opportunities, grant
writing, event planning and support, meeting
documentation/reporting requirements, and internally
coordinating the collection and tracking of all fundraising
efforts and relationships.

2. Manage the adequacy and soundness of the
organization's financial and budgetary structure, including
serving as a liaison to external accountant and payroll
providers, overseeing cash flow, and maintaining all
financial tracking and management systems and
structures.

3. Coordinate and maintain a database of contacts for
newsletter distribution, event invitations, and FSM's media
professional resource network.

4. Staff the Board of Directors Finance/Personnel and
Fundraising Committees. Participate on the general
board, including taking minutes.

5. Create and monitor day-to-day organizational
administration including reimbursements, timesheets,
payroll, vacation time, background checks, personnel,
petty cash, legal and certification needs and requirements
and monthly documentation.

6. Coordinate HR function including maintaining the
personnel files, oversee appropriate compliance structures
and coordinate the dissemination of Personnel Policy and
updates to all employees.

7. Oversee other internal systems within the organization
related to legal and insurance responsibilities.

8. Serve as a liaison to external service providers including
the accountant, auditor, equipment contract providers,
etc.

9. Participate on a minimum of one community and one
school leadership body, task force, external board of
directors, or committee.

10. Serve on the organization's Leadership Team.
Additional Qualifications:
Experience
A minimum of four years related experience and/or
training in a youth/community development or not for
profit environment or school; or an equivalent
combination of education and experience. A minimum of
two years fundraising experience and demonstrated
financial management and operational skills.

Language Skills
Ability to read, analyze, and interpret complex
documents. Ability to write proposals, reports, speeches,
and articles using standard or original style. Ability to use
effective and persuasive speech in presentations,
meetings, and site visits.

Computer Skills
To perform this job successfully, an individual should
have advance knowledge of Microsoft Access, Excel,
Publisher and Word, as well as QuickBooks accounting
software.

Physical Demands
While performing the duties of this job, the employee is
frequently required to stand; walk; sit; use hands; reach
with hands and arms; stoop, kneel, talk and hear.

Work Requirements & Compensation Information
This is a full-time position and hours will often exceed 40
hours per week. There are occasional evening and
weekend hours.
How to Apply:
Please e-mail, mail, or fax resume and cover letter to:

Jeff McCarter
Executive Director
Free Spirit Media
1817 S. California Avenue
Chicago, IL 60608
jeff@...
(773) 542-1492 fax

Last day to apply:
April 01, 2006

URL:
http://www.freespiritmedia.org/

@ TEACHING ARTIST/ARTS-IN-EDUCATION INTERN. DANCING IN THE
STREETS (NEW YORK)
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 5 ABR 2006
PASANTIA NAO REMUNERADA

Positions in Manhattan and Brooklyn.

Dancing in the Streets – a leading producer of free public and site-specific
performances and installations – seeks a qualified Teaching Artist/Arts-in-
Education Intern for hire in March, 2006!

Interns are integral to the success of Dancing in the Streets' year-round
operations as well as its seasonal programs. Each internship experience is
unique and can cater to interns' specific professional interests and skills.
Interns can expect a fast-paced work environment with varied responsibilities.
Hours are flexible and internships can be designed to fit academic or work
schedules. All internships are unpaid. Academic credit is available.

Ideal interns possess excellent interpersonal skills, demonstrate
professionalism in a small office environment, balance initiative with sound
judgment, and pay close attention to detail.

Teaching Artist/Arts-in-Education Intern
March 1, 2006 – June 30, 2006

Participate in the development and implementation of two arts-in-education
residencies at PS/MS 27 in Red Hook, Brooklyn with renowned dance
companies Urban Bush Women and Ase Dance Theatre Collective,
respectively. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

- Attending planning sessions with teaching artists, school administration, and
Dancing staff
- Working with staff to develop program evaluation methods (and
implementing these methods)
- Providing supervisory and teaching assistance in the classroom
- Preparing classrooms for dance and music workshops
- Helping students rehearse for public performances, scheduled for early
June, 2006

The ideal candidate for this position possesses some prior experience
working with children, a strong interest in dance and arts education, and the
time/flexibility to commute to between Red Hook and mid-town Manhattan.
Stipend is available for local travel.


To apply, please submit a cover letter and resume, indicating your area of
interest as well as dates/months of availability, to Shirley Levy at
slevy@....

Dancing in the Streets is an equal opportunity employer. Dancing encourages
women, people of color, persons with disabilities, and members of the LGBTQ
communities to apply.

For more information about Dancing in the Streets, please visit http://
www.dancinginthestreets.org.

Start date:
March 01, 2006
End date:
June 30, 2006
Last day to apply:
April 5, 2006


@ PROGRAM MANAGER, LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN. PSI
(WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA)
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 2 ABR 2006
REMUNERADO

PSI seeks entrepreneurial and dynamic candidates with an interest in private
sector approaches to development for the position of Program Manager, Latin
America and the Caribbean. The Program Manager will develop and support
specific country programs in this region, in preparation for an overseas post.
This position is based in Washington, D.C., and entails about 25% overseas
travel.

RESPONSIBILITIES: Program Managers are responsible for ensuring full
headquarters support of country programs and developing new business
opportunities for PSI. Backstopping duties include:
• Managing communications with overseas staff;
• Maintaining donor relations;
• Advising on the implementation of social marketing programs in the field;
• Monitoring contract compliance;
• Preparing and tracking budgets;
• Creating annual work plans;
• Conducting assessment trips;
• Fulfilling other management functions as required.

New business development duties include developing new contacts and
funding sources, identifying new project/product opportunities; and designing
new projects. Program Managers usually rotate into field positions within two
years, depending on available posts.

Additional Qualifications:
QUALIFICATIONS:
• Significant private sector management, marketing and/or communications
experience;
• At least two years work experience in a developing country;
• Relevant post-graduate degree (MBA, MIA, MPH, etc.);
• Familiarity with international development and health issues;
• Familiarity with USAID and other international donors;
• Fluency in Spanish.

Successful candidates will exhibit creative thinking ability; excellent
communication, analytical, organizational and interpersonal skills; ability to
work efficiently and quickly under pressure; and an interest in private sector
approaches to development.

How to Apply:
APPLY ONLINE at http://www.psi.org. No calls or emails, please.

PSI is an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages applications from
qualified individuals regardless of race, religion, national origin, sexual
orientation or disability.

Last day to apply:
April 02, 2006

@ VOLUNTEER ON KOH CHANG ISLAND. OPENMINDPROJECT
(THAILAND)
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prazo/plazo/deadline: N/C
VOLUNTARIO

Volunteer on Koh Chang, at the national park or at a school. Koh Chang is an
amazingly beautiful and increasingly popular Thai island close to Cambodia.

Volunteers who love the sea, jungle and mountains and who want to teach
children or
support the national park in its ecological and eco tourism efforts, are
welcome to Koh Chang.

You can
- teach English to school children
- computer training,
- help to make simple teaching tools
- volunteer in the national park
- help the local people with ideas to develop community based eco tourism


At the schools, volunteers live with a teacher family or in a teachers house by
the school.
At the national park you stay in one of their cabins with a seaview!

We offer
Pre Departure preparations and information: Country and culture information,
Thai language, teaching and volunteer advice, including travel information.

Three day In Country Orientations for new volunteers in Thailand: Language
and teaching training, Country and culture information, cross culture
information, welcome dinner with questions and answers, CD ROM, Internet
Community support.

You can Apply and Register directly from our website http://
www.openmindprojects.org

If you want to ask us about something please email
inf@...
Reference 'Ko Chang'


@ SE CONVOCAN DIRECTORES PARA CORTOS COMERCIALES
(ARGENTINA)
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prazo/plazo/deadline: N/C
REMUNERADO.

Para importante productora se necesitan directores para producción de
comerciales.
La incorporación es inmediata.
* Se requiere experiencia en comerciales, al menos en 3 producciones.
EXCLUYENTE
* Alguna experiencia en largometraje. EXCLUYENTE.
Existe actualmente mucha demanda inmediata de cortos comerciales.
Es remunerado.
Ver info completa:
<http://www.artehistrionico.com.ar/modules.php?name=News&file=article&
sid=3563>http://www.artehistrionico.com.ar/modules.php?name=News&file=
article&sid=3563


@ PROGRAMA DE PRÁCTICAS EN LA SEDE CENTRAL DE LA UNESCO
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prazo/plazo/deadline: N/C
PASANTIA

TIPO práctica
DURACIÓN entre 1 y 4 meses
CONVOCANTE Organización de las Naciones Unidas para la Educación, la
Ciencia y la Cultura (UNESCO)
DIRECCIÓN Office of Human Resources Management. Staff Training Section.
7, Place de Fontenoy
POBLACIÓN F-75352 Paris 07 SP
PAÍS Francia
TELÉFONO +33 (0) 1 45 68 10 00 Fax +33 (0) 1 45 67 16 90
SITIO WEB portal.unesco.org/en/ev.php@UR L_ID=11716 &URL_DO=
DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION= 201.html
DOTACIÓN sin dotación
PLAZO SOLICITUD 20061231 (ver resumen)
PAÍS DE DESTINACIÓN Francia
DESCRIPTORES Pedagogía; Ciencias de la Comunicación; Ciencias de la
Información; Cultura; Ciencias de la Vida y de la Salud; Ciencias
Experimentales y Aplicadas; Ciencias Sociales; Ciencias Humanas
SOLICITANTE licenciados; doctorandos
NACIONALIDAD España; Extranjero
RESIDENCIA España; Extranjero
RESUMEN Descripción: prácticas en las oficinas centrales de la UNESCO
para adquirir una experiencia profesional que corresponda a los estudios de
los solicitantes y los complemente, y además tener la ocasión de trabajar en
el entorno pluricultural de una or ganización intergobierna mental. Dirigidas
a: personas que estén cursando estudios universitarios de posgrado en
educación, cultura, ciencias exactas y naturales, ciencias sociales y humanas
o comunicación, o en algún campo directamente relacionado con la gestión y
la administración de una organización internacional, con un excelente nivel
de conocimiento oral y escrito en una de las dos lenguas de trabajo (francés
o inglés) y de preferencia un buen conocimiento de otra lengua oficial de la
UNESCO (árabe, chino, francés, esp anyol, inglés o ruso). Observaciones: no
se especifican plazos de solicitud.


@ INTERN AT CHARACTER STUDIES. PBS TELEVISION SHOW
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 11 JUN 2006
ESTAGIO NAO REMUNERADO / PASANTIA NO REMUNERADA

Character Studies, a PBS television series is looking for interns for the Spring
and Summer. With one season finished and with national media attention,
Character Studies has moved to pre-production for a second season.
Character Studies is a non-profit organization with multiple projects underway
in addition to television production. The education project is a program where
we develop curriculum for schools based on the vast research that is done on
time periods, eras, and important social relationships in American history. The
archives project is a program where our interviews with actors, directors, and
writers are made available as primary source material to the general public
through universities and a museum. Interns will be matched to areas of their
interest and given responsibilities that can include becoming an associate
producer for an episode. Slots are open to grad and undergrad students
eligible for credit, or just interested in direct, hands-on experience in a
media
and education company. Areas of involvement include: film and TV
production, business management, accounting, bookkeeping, research of all
kinds, curriculum development, costume history, music history, entertainment
law, sales and marketing, choreography history, photography and image
research, history of theatre since 1900. Our unique interviews have included
Ethan Hawke, Robert Sean Leonard, Tyne Daly, Kathleen Turner, Martha
Plimpton, Edward Albee, Joey Fatone, Arthur Miller, Eric Stoltz, Phylicia
Rashad, Sam Waterston, Chita Rivera, Bebe Neuwirth, Ann Reinking, and
many many more.
Qualifications
Interns must be hard working, dedicated, reliable, thorough, have at least
taken one class in any of the areas they are interested in, able to work for at
least a full semester, and are able to handle big responsibilities.

E-MAIL RESUMES TO: aaron@...
NO ATTATCHMENTS, NO PHONE CALLS

Position open until filled.

Paid or unpaid:
Unpaid
Languages:
English
Start date:
December 07, 2005
End date:
June 11, 2007
Last day to apply:
June 11, 2006
Organization:
Character Studies
Location:
New York, New York, 10025,
United States

Character Studies Productions is a new nonprofit education and media
company. Our focus is on producing a quality new show on PBS entitled
"Character Studies" which explores in depth the many characters of the
theater.

URL:
http://www.characterstudies.net

202 W 107 st.,
Suite 6E,
New York, New York, 10025
United States
Map it!

Contact Person:
Aaron Edell

@ TEACH ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS TO VILLAGERS. INFO NEPAL -
GLOBAL VOLUNTEERS
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prazo/plazo/deadline: 16 ABR 2006
VOLUNTARIO

Your basic skills, that we sometimes take for granted is worth its weight in
gold for those people living in Nepal. Your participation can change the lives
for the better and also it gives us the benefit of how other cultures work and
live. Not only can we teach them but we can also take back home an
invaluable experience and recommend others to come out and help.

In this program it is vital to teach people the effects of environmental damage
and to show them how they can help to reduce the impact of these damages
in their country. You will be teaching the people in under developed areas
about recycling, getting rid of waste disposal, saving water, making simple
toilet facilities using local materials, compulsory fertilizing, etc to make a
difference to the environment of Nepal.

We are starting a new toilet Building Project in Chitwan, which takes place
October to November 2005. You are more than welcome to help in
Environmental work camp.

Join us at INFO Nepal and make a difference!

Phone:
977-01-4700210 Mobile : 977 98510 54813
Fax:
977-01-4701356

http://www.infonepal.org/volunteers.htm
Latest Newsletter: http://www.infonepal.org/newsletter.htm
Current Volunteers : www.infonepal\current_volunteers.htm

@ THAILAND INTERNSHIPS. GLOBAL SERVICE CORPS
==========================================
prazo/plazo/deadline: 31 MAR 2006
VOLUNTARIO

Are you looking for an experience that will change your life and the lives of
others?

We offer opportunities to volunteer in orphanages, local schools, hospitals,
and Buddhist monasteries. Internships are available as well. Depending on
your interests, we will help you design a program that is ideal for you.

If you have an interest in education, you may teach English in schools,
orphanages, a school for the Deaf, local hospitals, and Buddhist monasteries.
You have the opportunity to work with Thai staff, teachers and monks, leading
classes in conversational English, and teaching new vocabulary,
pronunciation, games and songs. You may also provide environmental
education to Thai students and take them on field trips in the area.

If you are interested in international heath, you have the opportunity to
observe and experience international healthcare by "shadowing" doctors at
local hospitals and clinics. These health opportunities are terrific for anyone
with an interest in health, and are particularly appropriate for health
professionals, pre-med students, and students in other healthcare areas.

Participants electing to work at a Buddhist monastery teach monks English
and are immersed in Buddhist spirituality while at the temple. Volunteers may
participate in many of the daily activities including meditation.

GSC volunteers are based in Central Thailand, a beautiful province known
for its many significant historical sites. Participants live with a Thai family
who
will graciously introduce you to the Thai culture, cuisine and customs through
excursions and daily interaction, providing a unique cultural experience not to
be forgotten.

Two-week and short term project trips are available as well as long term
placements and student internships (6 weeks - 6 months).

This an excellent way for students to fulfill either internship or independent
study requirements. Academic credit is available for all GSC projects. For
internships, both upper class undergraduates and graduate students are
eligible. Education and Buddhist immersion internships are available as well
as international health internships which involve the shadowing of doctors in
hospitals and health clinics. Students need not be U.S. citizens to participate.

Global Service Corps
A member of Earth Island Institute
Please visit us at http://www.globalservicecorps.org
gsc@...
(415) 788-3666 x128