ALUMNUS Club pentru UNESCO a fost fondat in anul 2000 and consists of young people across the 10 countries.
The club wants to offer its members opportunities to become involved in educational projects, Scientific, cultural and communication.
Alumnus Club for UNESCO aims to prepare them young people in a multicultural spirit and to engage in activities that help them come in personal and professional development.
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 solidarity to achieve the goals of sustainable development, including the eradication of poverty;
– a day of action to encourage new initiatives to eradicate poverty.
The President of the Alumnus Club for UNESCO participated on 20 December 2020 at the online meeting with the theme: Welcoming US back into the Concert of Nations.
The event was organized by the UNESCO Center for Peace in the USA.
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 the Alumnus Club for UNESCO, Daniela Popescu president, Mihaela Varga vice president and Adeline Popescu general secretary.
In the anniversary year, Alumnus Club for UNESCO 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 that does not overlook the suffering and the world torn by this ruthless pandemic.
Covid-19 achieved in a few days what the educational reforms did not succeed in years: promoting the use of digital tools at different levels of education.
Pandemic of the century 21 completely destroyed the predictability of the future and introduced uncertainty.
In this issue, Azure, magazine of the European Federation of Associations and Clubs for UNESCO, brings to the fore scientific papers dedicated to sustainable development and future prospects.
The magazine can be viewed online at – https://issuu.com/efuccaazure/docs/azure_bun_finalizat
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 for UNESCO in 2018, in collaboration with the artist Carmen Emanuela Popa and in partnership with the Romanian National Commission for UNESCO, The European Federation of Associations and Clubs for UNESCO and the French National Commission for UNESCO in 2019.
The works were dedicated this time to the artist's grandparents : Profira Munteanu, the archetypal character of the village, a woman with a bright mind and a red rose soul who loved art, which he translated into reality by the colored wool thread which he inserted between the cotton warp or with which he made knitted clothes with various and complex patterns.
This time, the visual composition of the collection signed by Carmen Emanuela Popa evokes the contrast between authentic folklore, the village world and the army, sport or royal accents, through interdisciplinary means of contemporary art.
The village world remains fascinating through the relationship of the people with the sacred, with respect for all that nature offers them and for their sincerity in creation.
