Become Powerful, Decisive and Effective with renewed passion, inspiration and clarity. Enjoy the successes that Momentum will enable you to create in your personal and business life Momentums' workshops, dynamic, innovative and challenging, empower you to have an extraordinary life coupled with a joyous sense of freedom for yourself and those around you. Momentum graduates change their future through Basic, Advanced and Leadership Program achieving immediate powerful results in career, family, relationships and community. Through our highly successful experiential methods, you will break through old fears and procrastination to discover; how you create the world you live in and design new actions to attain a life of fulfilling your goals and dreams What's Working, What's Not and What's Next will become evident for you with Momentum Education's trainings and tools.
Become Powerful, Decisive and Effective with renewed passion, inspiration and clarity. Enjoy the successes that Momentum will enable you to create in your personal and business life Momentums' workshops, dynamic, innovative and challenging, empower you to have an extraordinary life coupled with a joyous sense of freedom for yourself and those around you. Momentum graduates change their future through Basic, Advanced and Leadership Program achieving immediate powerful results in career, family, relationships and community. Through our highly successful experiential methods, you will break through old fears and procrastination to discover; how you create the world you live in and design new actions to attain a life of fulfilling your goals and dreams What's Working, What's Not and What's Next will become evident for you with Momentum Education's trainings and tools.
The Museum of Tolerance New York is a dynamic, experiential facility centrally located in mid-town Manhattan. The space includes state of the art exhibits, 80 seat auditorium with state of the art audio-visual and video conferencing equiptment, 55 seat theater for video screening, classroom space for meetings as well as additional spaces available for receptions.
The Delegation of the European Union to the United Nations Headquarters in New York
At mang'Oh, we believe in strength, serenity and simplicity. Yoga is our passion and nothing makes us happier than to share its life-changing potential with others. Visit our website (www.mangohstuido.com) to find out more about our Yoga Retreats, Teacher Trainee classes and class schedules, or visit our blog (www.mangohlife.com) to listen to our yoga playlists and to get recipes for healthy treats!
We are an ACCET acredited school. www.accet.org Private language tutors. Our tutors can come to your office or meet with you at any time and any place. Tutors are native speakers of the languages they teach. Our private tutors will teach the class according to yours needs. We also have tutors for corporate private lessons in a wide variety of languages. They will customize the class to your needs and to your field. We offer group classes in Arabic, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Portuguese and Spanish and individual classes in almost any language.
Le Lyceum Kennedy est homologué par le Ministère de l'Éducation Nationale français et il est accrédité auprès du Board of Regents de l’État de New York. Lyceum Kennedy is accredited by the French Ministry of Education and is registered by the New York State Board of Regents.
The Foundation’s support begins early in a student’s associate’s degree studies and continues through the completion of a bachelor’s degree. Financial assistance includes scholarships and additional funding to assist with other educational and living expenses. All Kaplan Leadership Scholars are provided with academic advising, transfer admissions, career counseling and job placement support, and admissions guidance for graduate and professional programs. The KLP’s curriculum was developed to target the academic, financial and personal/social development of its participants reflecting our belief that the whole student must be addressed to effect long-term success. There are currently 8 Cohorts of Kaplan Scholars. This includes 20 active Kaplan Leadership Scholars in the program and 25 alumni. Scholar and Alumni Profile: • 18-37 years old • 23 Women / 22 Men • 27 Black / 18 Latino • 77% are first generation college students • 98% are Pell Grant eligible • 8 have children Results: • Over 90% of students accepted into the KLP complete their associate’s degree and transfer to a senior college. • Over 90% of the Kaplan Scholars who transfer earn a bachelor’s degree. • A number of selective senior colleges actively recruit and provide substantial financial aid to KLP Scholars (see notations in “Attended” section below). • Scholars have participated in reputable scholarly research programs, landed and completed coveted internships with non-profits and corporations in the U.S. and abroad. • 100% of our Alumni are employed full-time at jobs in their fields of study or in graduate school. • Alumni are employed in various fields including education, non-profit, scientific research and Fortune 500 companies including Colgate Palmolive and JP Morgan Chase (full employer list below). • Of the over 30% of alumni have applied to graduate school all were accepted; and two have earned a master’s both on fellowships. • Program alumnus is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and was salutatorian. • Hostos Community College’s Class of 2011 Valedictorian is a Kaplan Scholar. • 2 Scholars have earned scholarships from the National Science Foundation. • A program alumnus was wait listed for a Fulbright Fellowship. Program Learnings: • KLP proves that low-income, first generation community college students of color can successfully transfer and excel at selective senior colleges and universities. • Our academic advisement model and program curriculum are proven to work. • KLP’s comprehensive, high touch approach is key to the Scholar’s success, particularly in preparation for transfer. • The living stipend is a vital tool that enables students to engage more fully in their studies and in extracurricular activities to prepare them for future leadership roles. • Scholar bonding and creation of a community within and across Cohorts is critical. • Once educated about KLP, senior colleges seek to recruit our students for transfer. Senior Colleges and Universities Attended: • American University • Amherst College* • Bard College • Beloit College • Brown University* • The City College of New York (graduate school) • Cornell University • Clark University • Clarkson University • Emerson College • George Washington University • Goucher College • Harvard University (graduate school) • Hunter College (graduate school) • Lawrence University* • Morehouse College • Mount Holyoke College* • New York University • Occidental College* • Saint John’s (graduate school) • Smith College* • Spelman College • Stanford University* • Syracuse University • Tufts University* • University of Rochester* *indicates schools with whom the Foundation has established strong ties and that recognize the value of our Scholars to their institutions. These schools have provided Kaplan Scholars with grants over $30,000 per year to KLP Scholars. Additional Senior College and University Acceptances: • Carnegie Mellon University (graduate school) • Case Western University • Columbia University (graduate school) • Georgetown University • Hampshire College • Johns Hopkins University (graduate school) • Pitzer College • Reed College • Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute • Swarthmore College • Syracuse University (graduate school) • Tufts University (graduate school) • Tulane University • University of Connecticut (graduate school) • Vassar College • Wesleyan University Community Colleges Represented by KLP Scholars: • Borough of Manhattan Community College • Bronx Community College • Hostos Community College • John Jay College of Criminal Justice • Kingsborough Community College • LaGuardia Community College • NYC College of Technology • Queensborough Community College • Guttman Community College
More than 23,000 individuals from 54 African countries have benefited from our higher education scholarship and professional training programs, and are among today’s leaders in Africa’s public, non-profit, and private sectors. Some 90 percent of our alumni live and work in Africa, significantly contributing to the continent’s development in fields ranging from finance, business, technology and public administration to agriculture, education, public health, and natural resource management.
Sustainable peace depends on the full participation of women in all decision-making to prevent violent conflict and to protect all civilians. The NGO Working Group believes that a broad and positive impact on the lives of all people experiencing conflict will result from full implementation of SCR 1325 and promotion of the Beijing Platform for Action, CEDAW and other supporting instruments. We further believe that implementation of SCR 1325 is a necessary tool for the prevention of armed conflict and to facilitate inclusion of gender in the ongoing peace and security discourse taking place within the UN and internationally.
THE RELIGIONS FOR PEACE - GLOBAL INTERFAITH YOUTH NETWORK harnesses the energy and commitment of religious youth leaders all over the world to advance the mission of multi-religious co-operation for peace. The Network gained full momentum in 2006 when the six regional inter-religious youth networks were launched in Asia, Africa, Europe, North America, Latin America and the Caribbean and the Middle East. Today, the Global Youth Network is developing programs to stop war, end poverty and protect the earth. *To participate in the activities and projects of the Global Interfaith Youth Network, contact Elida Jbeili @ [email protected]
Through the years JAPA has funded and promoted the Children’s Art for World Friendship, The STAR (Stop the Arms Race) Campaign, The Committee for World Development and World Disarmament, and travel delegations to New Delhi, India, Middle East, Nicaragua, Cuba and Vietnam. For 54 years we have sponsored and promoted the widely acclaimed Jane Addams Children’s Book Awards.
The Vision: Religions for Peace – USA envisions a world in which people of distinct religious communities live together in respect and mutual support, creating paths to peace and justice. The Purpose: To foster religious communities working together to build a society of peace and justice.
إننا نسعى جاهدين لتزويد الأطفال الأكثر تهميشاً وفقراً بنفس الفرص المتاحة للأطفال الأكثر حظاً. اليونيسف أكبر وأقوى مدافع عن الأطفال وحقوقهم في العالم. منظمة الطفولة كن من المدافعين عن حقوق الأطفال. منظمة الطفولة اليونيسف هى القوة المحركة التى تساعد فى بناء عالم تتحقق فيه حقوق كل طفل
The Seminar Program provides groups an opportunity to: Explore issues through interactive exercises, Bible study and discussion. Engage with human rights activists, grass-roots organizations and religious leaders. Learn about the work of the United States government and the United Nations. Visit local community organizations. Act during the seminar and develop actions to take upon returning home.
The United Nations Girls’ Education Initiative (UNGEI) is a partnership of organizations committed to narrowing the gender gap in primary and secondary education. It also seeks to ensure that, by 2015, all children complete primary schooling, with girls and boys having equal access to free, quality education. Find out more at www.ungei.org
UNICEF is the United Nations Children’s Fund with the mandate to advocate for the protection of children’s rights, to help meet their basic needs and to expand their opportunities to reach their full potential. UNICEF focuses on five strategic areas: http://www.unicef.org/whatwedo/index.html • Young child survival and development • Basic education and gender equality • HIV/AIDS and children • Protection from violence, exploitation and abuse • Policy advocacy and partnerships
Founded in 2 August 1946, WFUNA's Youth Network officially launched in 2011.
UNMAS coordinates the UN effort to eliminate landmines & explosive remnants of war & to mitigate their impact on people's lives. The United Nations works with affected states to reduce the threat and impact of mines and ERW, including cluster munitions, on peace and security, humanitarian relief, human rights, and socio-economic development; it does so in partnership with civil society, the private sector, international and regional arrangements, and donors with an aim to secure levels of prevention and protection for individuals and communities, at which point UN mine action assistance is no longer requested. Knowledge is power: learn the basics about the fight against landmines and explosive remnants of war at http://www.unmas.org Then take action at http://bit.ly/17t4C5r
We have the global authority to influence decision-makers, and the variety of partners at grassroots level to turn the most innovative ideas into reality. We believe that nurturing and caring for children are the cornerstones of human progress. UNICEF was created with this purpose in mind – to work with others to overcome the obstacles that poverty, violence, disease and discrimination place in a child’s path. We believe that we can, together, advance the cause of humanity. We advocate for measures to give children the best start in life, because proper care at the youngest age forms the strongest foundation for a person’s future.
The UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon nominated the first ever Youth Envoy, Mr. Ahmad Alhendawi of Jordan, on 17th of January 2013. The Youth Envoy is mandated with a task of bringing the voices of young people to the United Nations System. Moreover, the Youth Envoy also works with different UN Agencies, Governments, Civil Society, Academia and Media stakeholders towards enhancing, empowering and strengthening the position of young people within and outside of the United Nations System. The role of the Youth Envoy is also described by the UN Secretary-General as a "harmonizer between all UN agencies" to bring them together to explore cooperation opportunities for working with and for young people.