+ "World We Live In" Project

2. Project's full description:

You're invited to reflect on the things that you consider important in your everyday living as well as comparing to the whole image of your life, for that we propose you a “WWLI: a Person, World, Society" discussion. It is up to you how deep in your reflections you go and what kind of discussion comes up from it. Here we would like just to outline main questions we've been working with this year: what is a basic definition of the world we live in, those qualities of a person that make him able to be the change in this world? The difference that appears in being a child and an adult, is it an age matter? What is a place of responsibility in there? How do worlds conflict? Why people make communities and how communities make people, open their societies?

Project's language – Russian, English

Age of project participants– 15 – 25 years old (high school, college or university students)

Coordinators for 2006/07 – Sofia Savelava (YIEC “New Line”) and Maria Rusak (14 years old)

SEE THE PROJECT DESCRIPTION AT IEARN.ORG

MAIN PAGE + ABOUT AUTHORS + ARCHIVES + ONGOING WORK + PARTICIPANTS + PARTNERS + CONTACT US project description 2005/2006.
1. Project Idea: World We Live In - is a permanently going Internet-discussion which was designed for you thi think of questions you consider the most important in your life. We talk about ourselves and other people, about our local communities and the whole world. We try to understand what to be “unique in global” means.	__
2. Project's full description: You're invited to reflect on the things that you consider important in your everyday living as well as comparing to the whole image of your life, for that we propose you a “WWLI: a Person, World, Society" discussion. It is up to you how deep in your reflections you go and what kind of discussion comes up from it. Here we would like just to outline main questions we've been working with this year: what is a basic definition of the world we live in, those qualities of a person that make him able to be the change in this world? The difference that appears in being a child and an adult, is it an age matter? What is a place of responsibility in there? How do worlds conflict? Why people make communities and how communities make people, open their societies? Project's language – Russian, English Age of project participants– 15 – 25 years old (high school, college or university students) Coordinators for 2006/07 – Sofia Savelava (YIEC “New Line”) and Maria Rusak (14 years old) SEE THE PROJECT DESCRIPTION AT IEARN.ORG	Who can take part in the project? Individuals, groups and schools, teams of youth associations and organization from every country. Num of participants required: no restriction. Participants' age: see sub-discussions. Languages: Belarusian, German, English and Russian, (some of the students also can support Polish); Project authors and organizers: Youth International Educational Club "New Line" (YIEC "New Line"); Project's general coordination and management - Sofia Savelava Coordinators of Intenrational participants - Dzmitry Savelau, Helen Shurovskaya, Kiryla Ilnicki;
_______ Copyright: Design - Dzmitry Savelau [YIEC "New Line"] - 2003