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Association for World Education
Association pour une education mondiale -
Asociacion para una Educacion Mundial
Founding President :
Aage Nielsen, DK-7752 Snedsted (Thy)
Denmark T457 936 234
Regional Offices:
Africa: E 11 Commonwealth Hall, University of Ghana, Legon, Ghana; Asia:
c/o Yuvak Vikas Trust, Nr Navjivan Press, Ahmedabad 380014, India; Australia:
New Zealand: Dr. A M Healy, Department of History, PO Box 1144, University of
Wollongong, Wollongong NSW 2500, Australia; Europe & Middle East:
Skyum Bjerge, DK-7752 Snedsted (Thy) Denmark; North America: 69-10
Yellowstone Blvd., Forest Hills NY 11375 (USA); South America:
Asociacion Colombiana, de Universidades, Calle 50 No 9-32, Ascun, Columbia
Founded: Nov. 1970, Westbury
NY (USA) as the Association of World Colleges and Universities - a charter
having been granted by the State of NY, 20 January 1970. Present name adopted I
January 1975.
Aims: Promote a system of education for
effective and satisfying knowledge of ourselves and our communities, reflecting
an awareness of relationships with the world as a whole; foster communication
among institutions working toward a global view in education; provide a
means for the exchange of knowledge and experience; assist members in achieving
an understanding of the role of education in a world community; promote
research related to world education; foster the concept of a world university of
concern for the advancement of humanity.
Structure: International Council (meets every
2_ years) elected by members for life. International Conference (every 2 years)
elects officers for varying terms; Regional officers elected annually, alternate
2 year terms; UN delegate appointees for 1 & 2 year terms.
Languages: English, French, Spanish, Esperanto
Staff:
45
Finance: Member dues, Grants; contributions; fiscal
sponsorship.
Libraries: US - 25 (Third World, US 3)
Institutions: US 150 (Third World US 30).
Consultative Status: ECOSOC (#EE3377) (Ros); UNESCO (#BB3383)
(C).
Activities: Promotes images of the world and its problems
which emphasizes the interconnectedness of the local to the global. Recognizes and benefits from
the useful work done by other groups in the study and development of curriculum methods and
techniques of education at different levels. Endeavors to focus on those innovations
which are likely to reduce rigidity, provincial outlooks and alienating features of education.
Concerns: promotion of lifelong learning; education which
enhances the wholeness of individuals; their local community environments and helps them to see their links with
other communities. Organizes or cosponsors regional and world conferences, seminars and working
meetings
Events: Biennial Meeting Denmark 1985, Ahmedabad
(India) 1987
Publications: Journal of World Education (quarterly). Regional
newsletters; conference reports.
Sponsors: Institutional.
Members: Individual; Student; Library;
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This institution is active in 62 countries of the world:
Africa - Algeria, Benin, Botswana, Central African Republic, Congo, Cote
d'Ivorie, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, Seychelles, Zaire, Americas - Argentina,
Brazil, Canada, Columbia, Venezuela, Chile, Paraguay, Guatemala, Jamaica,
Mexico, Puerto Rico, USA, Asia - Brunei Darussalam, China, India,
Indonesia, Israel, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Nepal, Philippines, Qatar, Singapore,
Australia - New Zealand; Europe - Austria, Belgium, Cyprus,
Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland,
Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Sweden,
Switzerland, Turkey, USSR, United Kingdom, Yugoslavia.
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