The first meeting of the new project partners FUTURE FOLK partners gathered in day 22 February. c. the new space Spring Palace Museum - permanent exhibition "Ceausescu house" - where they had the opportunity to hold a dialogue first. Among the participants there were: deputy Dragos - Gabriel Zisopol, superintendent Chamber of Deputies, president of the Hellenic […]
At the headquarters of the National Commission for UNESCO was held Tuesday, 27 March 2018, consultation meeting with representatives of national minorities in the project Future Folk. The agenda included the presentation of the project, proposals for cooperation during the course of its, Further project opportunities, discussion of results expected, coming and meet all minorities to […]
One year after the disappearance of one of the most important names in contemporary art – painter and illustrator Alma Redlinger, Romanian Cultural Institute, in partnership with the Federation of Hebrew Communities in Romania, National Commission of Romania for UNESCO (CNR UNESCO) and the European Federation of Associations, Centres and UNESCO Clubs (FEACCU) held in the Great Hall […]
Adeline Smith – Auditor of the European Federation for UNESCO Clubs, Centers and Associations (EFUCA) and Secretary General of Alumnus Club for UNESCO – participated on 8th march 2018 to the festivities of the International Woman’s Day at the UNESCO headquarters. Organizers: UNESCO Community Association (UCA) […]
Much Red exhibition at the National Commission for UNESCO exhibition organized by UNESCO and CNR Alumnus Club UNESCO itinerant circuit is part of the concept Red Much of artist Carmen Emanuela Popa, dedicated anti-violence and oppression, It began with the official opening of the International Academy of Young Women Project. The Fight Agaist Xenophobia, Extremism […]
On 4 December, 2024, UNESCO organized an online meeting between UNESCO Commissions and UNESCO Clubs and Associations.
The meeting was very well received, taking into account the very large number of participants, fish 200 by non-governmental organizations and national commissions.
In the presentation made by Mrs. Daniela Popescu, president of the Alumnus Club, regarding the Romanian Federation, it was mentioned that there is a new leadership, a new Steering Committee, which is led by a personality of Romanian music: lady Alina Mavrodin Vasiliu.
Romanian organizations were also reviewed, who have been and are active in FRACU and who are preparing large-scale events on an international level.
It was also emphasized that in those 25 for years of activity of the Romanian federation, the UNESCO events took place in good collaboration with the Romanian Commission.
They were also reviewed 3-4 world youth events, organized this year by the Kazakhstan federation, where the Alumnus Club sent its participants.
Taking his word for it, Stefana Greavu mentioned among others:
Alumni Club go celebrate in 2025, 25 years of uninterrupted activity among young people. I would not be able to review the hundreds of organized events; I would like to stop now only on the recent ones, events organized by the World Federation, with the participation of the representatives of the national federations. Between 12 – 14 august 2024, The Alumnus Club through medical student Rares Lile was present in Almaty, KAZAKHSTAN, where the 3rd edition of the International UNESCO Model took place with the theme "Ethics of using artificial intelligence in education", event organized by WFUCA in cooperation with the National Federation of Kazakhstan
Our colleague participated in this educational event, where participants play the role of representatives of UNESCO member states, simulating meetings that take place within the organization.
Pic2 The project co-financed by the Administration of the National Cultural Fund (AFCN), it was a novel initiative to bring theater and painting together, through some workshops that were held within SOS Children's Villages Cisnădie, an institution that provides parental support to children.
A few weeks ago, the prize-giving ceremony of the International Youth Festival "Planet Artei - 2024" took place at the Unesco headquarters., dedicated to UNESCO World Heritage . National Federation of Clubs of Kazakhstan for UNESCO, in partnership with the World Federation of UNESCO Clubs and Associations were the hosts of this great event.
The festival gathered young people aged between 3 and 18 years 34 of countries to showcase their creativity in categories such as painting, Photos, sculpture and decorative art. The objectives of the festival focused on raising awareness of the protection and sustainability of cultural and natural diversity through art, honoring young talents regardless of background.Young people proposed by the Alumnus Club from the smallest participant of 3 years up to 16 or, guided by teacher Elena Stoica, they were invited and awarded, here, UNESCO.
“Youth and museums” is an international conference organized in recent years 16 years in Romania or Europe with the aim of raising awareness among young people about cultural heritage and the participation of museums in the formation of the young generation. This year we met again at the Casa Romantei museum at the edition no. 16 on the occasion of the Romance Festival “Golden chrysanthemum”from Targoviste.
Year 2025 will bring us the celebration of a quarter of a century through educational activities, scientific and cultural and many more, many partnerships between us and other international clubs or federations. Because I am a medical student, I proposed first aid lessons in isolated villages in Romania and an international conference on telemedicine together with my colleagues from the Republic of Moldova from Chisinau.
We will develop youth partnerships with Tunisia, Greece, France, Moldova to name a few of them.
I said present through the Romanian Federation and at the First Global Youth Forum of Associations and Clubs for UNESCO to be held in Almaty (Kazakhstan) on 19 and 20 February 2025. In a word, 2025 you will find us active, with a new site and more.
Secretary General of the French Commission, dl. Alexandre Navarro, in his closing speech he appreciated the special collaboration he has and had with the Romanian Federation and the European Federation, hoping for a fruitful collaboration in the future.
Tuesday 29 November 2024, at the UNESCO headquarters, under the auspices of the European Federation of UNESCO Associations and Clubs, the drawing exhibition of Mrs. Marcella Tuttobene was inaugurated, the president of the Enna UNESCO Club, Italy.
The exhibition was organized with the help of the UNESCO Community Association, whose president is Mrs. Marietta Banchev.
We were impressed by the large number of participants from clubs in Italy, to whom we thank for this special involvement.
Mrs. Daniela Popescu, president of the Alumnus Club, took part in this event. On this occasion she announced that the year 2025 it's the year our club celebrates 25 of years of activity and will be happy to sign a partnership with the Club for UNESCO in Catania.
Tuesday 29 November 2024, the the exhibition of drawings by Marcella Tuttobene, president of the UNESCO Club in Enna, Italy, was inaugurated at UNESCO headquarters, under the auspices of the European Federation of UNESCO Associations and Clubs.
The exhibition was organized with the help of the UNESCO Community Association, of its president Marietta Banchev.
We were impressed by the large number of participants from the clubs in Italy, to whom we thank for this special involvement.
Daniela Popescu, president of the Alumnus Club, took part on this event. On this occasion he announced that 2025 will be a year in which the club celebrates 25 years of activity and will be happy to sign a partnership with the Club for UNESCO in Catania.
12 November 2024 UNESCO
Prize-giving ceremony at the "Planeta Artei - 2024" International Youth Festival, dedicated to UNESCO World Heritage, organized by the Permanent Delegation of the Republic of Kazakhstan to UNESCO, National Federation of Clubs of Kazakhstan for UNESCO, in partnership with the World Federation of Clubs and Associations for UNESCO.
Dedicated to young people aged between 3 and 18 or; 34 of countries present
Congratulations, winners from Romania, proposed to participate by the Romanian Federation of Associations and Clubs for UNESCO (FRACU) prin Alumnus Club: Elena Miruna Grămada, Adriana Ioana Patru, and Daria Popa, guided by the wonderful teacher, Elena STOICA!
Congratulations to the young man 3 or:
Daniel Emmanuel Popescu Gkialos
