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Humanitarian Distance Learning Centre - HDLC Discussion Forum The HDLC discussion forum is a resource for relief and development professionals to communicate ideas, request advice and advocate for various issues within multi-sectoral relief and development environment. It is a creative mechanism for participants to directly influence the scope and dynamic of vocational training within their particular field or sector of specialty. Periodically, the HDLC Discussion forum host polls and surveys on behalf of the community for research purposes and conducts "virtual" round table discussions monthly. It is free to register, so sign up. Interagency Network for Education in Emergencies http://www.ineesite.org/ INEE is open to all interested individuals and organizations who implement, support, advocate and study education in emergencies. Members can contribute by sharing ideas, information, resources, staff and expertise, and by participating in INEE-facilitated activities. The INEE list-serve sends out regular messages of relevance to education in emergencies. Those interested can apply for automatic membership through the web-site (http://www.ineesite.org) or by contacting the Network Coordinator via e-mail (coordinator@ineesite.org) World Links: eLearning for Development http://www.world-links.org World Links connects and trains teachers and kids in developing countries to improve education and employment opportunities. Map of Programmes for Adolescent Participation During Conflict and Post-Conflict http://www.unicef.org/emerg/Map_of_Programmes.pdf Lists some 150 projects and networks with contact details and web links. Activities represent the work of a broad spectrum of NGOs, UN agencies, governments, community leaders, teachers, parents, and young people in conflict/post-conflict situations world-wide. UNICEF: September 2003 |