International Day of Human Solidarity is: – a day of celebration of our unity in diversity; – a day to remind governments to honor their commitments to international agreements; – a day to raise public awareness of the importance of solidarity; – a day to encourage debate on how to promote […]
The European Federation of Clubs and Associations for UNESCO has organized online with great success, duminică 15 November 2020, Extraordinary Extraordinary Session of the General Assembly celebrating those 20 years of. All participants presented their actions in the last year in the difficult context of the pandemic.. This event was attended by Alumnus Club, […]
In the anniversary year, Alumnus Club edited the 6 of the EFUCA - Azure magazine edition. In a world devastated by pandemics, wars, explosions, a world of needs, in a world divided into different beliefs, EFUCA calls on all colleagues, UNESCO civil society partners around the world,to stay connected in a vision of […]
The Future Folk project continued this year 2020 with the online exhibition URBAN Folk in the period 25-30 September. URBAN Folk is part of the international Future Folk project initiated by Alumnus Club in 2018, in collaboration with the artist Carmen Emanuela Popa and in partnership with the Romanian National Commission for UNESCO, European Federation of Associations and Clubs […]
Between 25-31 may 2020 Alumnus Club Arts Education Week for UNESCO took place with the Future Folk project. The international project Future Folk is an initiative of the Alumnus Club Association for UNESCO in collaboration with the artist Carmen Emanuela Popa. Co-financed by the National Cultural Fund Administration (AFCN), Bucharest Youth Center and […]
Between 18-19 October 2024, The "Casa Romanței" museum in Târgoviște was the host of the XIV edition of the International co-conference hosted the colloquium "YOUth and MOUSeum", annual project organized by the Alumnus Club, in partnership with the Cultural Association "Cetatea Romanței" Târgoviște (both being members of the UNESCO International Network), in collaboration with the National Museum Complex "Curtea Domnească" Târgoviște, within the 57th edition of the "Golden Chrysanthemum" National Romance Festival, under the patronage of the Romanian and European Federations of Associations and Clubs for UNESCO .
Between 12 – 14 august 2024, la Almaty, KAZAKHSTAN, the 3rd edition of the International UNESCO Model took place with the theme "Ethics of using artificial intelligence in education", event organized by the World Federation of Clubs and Associations for UNESCO in cooperation with the National Federation of Kazakhstan
International Model UNESCO is an educational event where participants play the role of representatives of UNESCO member states, simulating meetings that take place within the organization. Students participating in this simulation are introduced to the work and purposes of UNESCO. They gain insight into international issues and become familiar with its key priorities.
Artificial intelligence (IA) it holds promise in addressing significant challenges in education, revolutionizing teaching and learning methods and advancing progress towards the SDGs 4. However, the rapid advancement of technology presents various challenges and risks, transcending ongoing political discussions and regulatory structures. UNESCO is dedicated to supporting Member States in harnessing the potential of AI .
They participated in this event 53 of young delegates from 32 of countries.
Romania was represented by Rares Ilie, a member of the Alumnus Club for UNESCO
In the third millennium, in an era of extreme climate change, women still need a lot of change to avoid discrimination. To achieve a decent status, similar to that of men in society, and to combat discrimination and violence of any kind, World Federation of Associations and Clubs for UNESCO – Europe region through the Club for UNESCO Piraeus and Islands (Greece) and Alumnus Club for UNESCO (Romania) will organize the first edition of the FMACU Women's Academy - 2024, by creating an online painting exhibition "EQUALITY" dedicated to International Women's Day.
Thus an online meeting took place on 7 March 2024 with representatives of the World Federation, representatives of UNESCO clubs, painters and their works, meeting aimed at establishing new solutions through the exchange of ideas between the participants, for combating discrimination and violence through numerous training and practice modules, shared experiences and useful activities focused on the following themes: intercultural education, creation of (pro) attitudes against extremism and violence of all kinds, partnerships and networks of solidarity through the arts, building societies based on understanding and solidarity on dialogue, cooperation and peace.
All the works presented were grouped in a film made by the Alumnus Club.
On 9 March 2024, at the headquarters of the Ecumenical Association of Churches in Romania , the opening of the exhibition of the young refugee painter from Ukraine took place, Anastasia Somin – “Around my Being”, exhibition organized by the Alumnus Club for UNESCO under the patronage of the European and Romanian Federations of Associations and Clubs for UNESCO.
Together with the paintings of the young painter, the works of the group of children who are guided by her in the painting workshops for refugee children from Ukraine were also presented, workshops held at the headquarters of the Ecumenical Association of Churches in Romania.
The National Federation of UNESCO Associations from Japan was with us as a partner.
