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to Fulfill Global Missions
US Grassroots Arm of UNESCO
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UNESCO Centers and Associations!
Welcome to the official website of the U.S. Federation of UNESCO Clubs, Centers and Associations (USFUCA). USFUCA is the national body that oversees the presence of the United Nations cultural arm's grassroots movement in the United States of America. USFUCA represents our country in the World Federation of UNESCO Clubs, Centers and Associations.
UNESCO Clubs 2024 Worldwide Youth Multimedia Contest
The contest starts January 5, 2024, and the final deadline is March 25, 2024.
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We invite youth worldwide to participate in this year’s Multimedia Competition. Unparalleled connectivity puts youth in one of the greatest positions to bring much-needed change to the world.
UNESCO’s mission is to mobilize the optimism of youth to respond to an acute world problem to serve others now. Last year, motivated participants from over 181 countries submitted over 10000 projects in this highly rewarding contest.
We welcome your donations to the Action Moves People United Project
US Federation of Unesco Clubs 2017 Special guest
Patrick Moraz
CREATIVITY, A.I. & TECHNOLOGY
Creativity, used in the broadest sense of the term, is the exultation of the spirit affirming its freedom to produce new value.
We should however differentiate the "poetry" of the creation from the "prose" of the fabrication. These two "mechanisms" (of the creation and the fabrication) are therefore a dialectical antithesis.
WhizJuniors has been working for 10 years to ensure quality
technology education for students, to help them become
the leaders and changemakers of the future.
We see technology education as an imperative tool for learners
to realize their maximum potential by gaining crucial skills and
dispositions that set them on the path of social and economic
empowerment.
Our programs and projects work through building learning
ecosystems that are inclusive, fun, and safe for all. We want
to work at the grassroots level to strengthen the education
system, spread awareness about the importance of education,
and enroll as many students as possible so they can be innovators & change-makers & thrive in life. Our students have been endorsed by Mr Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft and called by the government of Finland to teach teachers how to train with technology... They are Ted Speakers Now & Winners of Pradhanmantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar which is the Highest Award for Indian Civilians under the Age of 18 years given by our Hon'ble Prime Minister - Mr. Narendra Modi....
Our vision is to empower 1 billion lifelong learners worldwide & to make learning accessible and nurture the minds of students from any economic strata.
OLL - A sponsor of the UNESCO Clubs worldwide Youth Multimedia Competition Live Skill Development Workshops with The Very Best International Industry Experts to all the participants of UNESCO Clubs Youth Multimedia Competition for technology learning on http://olll.in/unesco
Action Moves People United
Action Moves People United, a World Peace Project with the U.S. Federation of UNESCO Clubs and Associations is currently being created by an award winning team. We endeavor to raise awareness of environmental and humanitarian crisis and find actionable solutions. We are reaching out to all people and organizations from around the world to join in our vision. One of our plans for the album and film is to pair up artists who live in opposing countries for collaborations that go beyond politics, religion and borders. Through our pursuit, we hope to reach as many people as possible and inspire them all to pay it forward in their own communities as well as in our world-wide community. Peace!
Cameroonian Civil Rights Leader Returns Home
The U.S. Embassy in Yaounde recently welcomed Cameroonian American Mr. Guy Djoken during his trip to the land of his birth. Mr. Djoken currently serves as Chairman of the U.S. National Commission for UNESCO Clubs, Centers & Associations Working Group & Executive Director of UNESCO Center for Peace.
The United States was an important part of the creation of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, Cultural Organization (UNESCO) that was founded after World War II on 16 November 1945 to contribute to peace and security.
UNESCO strives to promote peace and security among nations through education, science, and culture. Its main concern is to foster and maintain intellectual solidarity.
A great way to get involved with UNESCO is to start a UNESCO club, center or association. It begins with a group of like-minded people who desire to promote international understanding and to involve themselves in the programs and activities of UNESCO. Both new and existing organizations are welcome to apply.
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