Civil Society...East and West

Civic Education Project Helps Restore Social Sciences in NIS. In 1995-96 the Project will send 130 instructors to teach at 65 universities in 12 countries in Eastern Europe and the NIS. (3.2Kb)
Kozyrev's 3 Points. Summary of remarks on U.S.-Russian non-governmental partnerships by Russian Foreign Minister Andrei V. Kozyrev at conference in September organized by World Learning. (2.2Kb)
Study Finds Western Book Donation Programs Effective, but Needing Improvement. The study was based on 700 surveys of librarians, faculty members and university officials in Eastern Europe. Includes key points from study's Executive Summary and recommendations. (4.5Kb)
Citizen Exchange Council (CEC) Expands ArtsLink Program, which in the Fall of 1994 brought 28 artists and arts managers from the NIS and Eastern Europe to the U.S. for 5-week residencies.(2.6Kb)
American Friendship Library Project (AFLP) "Recycles" Medical, Professional Journals. AFLP has shipped 450,000 books and journals to the NIS and Eastern Europe since it was founded four years ago. (4Kb)

Resources

International Exchange and Training Activities of the U.S. Government--1993 Report. Highlights of annual report prepared by the United States Information Agency to inform Congress and the public of the status of U.S. government-funded exchange activity. (3.7Kb
Materials from the American Association for the Advancement of Science. List of some of the 22 publications available from the AAAS Scientific Freedom, Responsibility and Law program. (2.7Kb)

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Civil Society ... East and West

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