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RESPONSIBLE
GOVERNANCE, CIVIC EDUCATION AND CITIZEN PARTICIPATION in Central Asia |
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1. Provide enhanced
training in civic education and citizen participation
for educators and youth workers through citizen
exchange.
2. Stimulate dialogue on responsible government
and civic participation and interest among government
representatives, educators, NGO leaders, and those
who work with youths.
3. Build capacity and skills at partner organizations
(both NGOs and universities) |
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Discussions with lead partner, Taken Akybekova, Head of International Office at University of Kyrgyzstan |
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In April 2007, Marlene Ginsberg, Co-Director, and program partner from Va. Tech, Patricia Kelly, Professor Emeritus of the College of Education, traveled to Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, and Tajikistan. They had lots to accomplish-- interview candidates in three countries, strengthen relationships with partner organizations, pre-program evaluations with applicants and partners about the concept of Civic Education in Central Asia, and learn about local conditions. 12 finalists were selected (four persons/country group). |
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Interviews at Tajik State Pedagogical University with partner Nafisa Yunosova, Head of International Office |
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Virginia Polytechnic
Institute & State University
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Roanoke County
Schools
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International University of Kyrgyzstan
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Kyrgyz State University
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Jalalabat State University
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Kazakh National Pedagogical University, School
of Basic Management
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Tajik State Pedagogical
University
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Kulyab State University
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