NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
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WHO OWNS THE INTERNET? UNA-USA East Bay invites you to join us for our exciting Food and Wine Summer Program with Terry Kramer. Wednesday, June 19, 6:00 - 8:00pm This event is presented in partnership with World Affairs Council and the University of San Francisco. THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED |
ln December 2012 the United Nations Conference on lnternational Telecommunications took place in Dubai. During the conference a divergent set of views were expressed by developed and developing nations regarding the criticality of a free and open internet. Terry Kramer, who was appointed by President Obama to serve as Ambassador, Head of US Delegation for the
UN Conference on lnternational Telecommunications, will discuss the outcomes and implications of the Cost: World Affairs Council Members: $12; Non-Members: $15; Students: Free.
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Three-Day Training Institute on "The World As It Could Be" - A Human Rights Education Project for Teachers, Administrators, Curriculum Developers of Bay Area High Schools, Leaders of Community Based Non-Profit Organizations, and University Faculty and Graduate Students Educational materials and a celebratory process to inspire high-school aged youth to deepen their knowledge and understanding of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). The educational materials incorporate the creative arts as an integral part of the teaching process. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday – July 30- August 1, 2013, 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m Sponsored by the Rex Foundation in collaboration with the University of San Francisco International Studies Dept of the School of Education |
UNA EAST BAY CENTER
SPRING SALE: All African gifts and jewelry and books about Africa--20 percent off. New shipment of Usborne books, UN souvenirs and greeting cards. Also new: Cambodian and Hmong handbags.
UNA East Bay Center is now open at its new location-- 2539 Telegraph Ave., Berkeley (at Blake). Hours: Tues - Sat 12-5. The phone is 510-849-1752. UNICEF cards, flags, international fair trade gifts, books, jewelry, T-shirts are available for sale. Note: The Center does not accept credit cards. |



