Dear Members, Below you will find a second compilation of responses to the message by HREA Director Felisa Tibbitts on the occasion of the 6th anniversary of the Listserv. Warm regards, Frank Elbers List moderator ------------------------------------------- Thank you very much for this. And praying for strength and more support to continue the work that has been so beneficial for us. More power to you. Sincerely yours, Remedios I. Rikken ---------- Congratulations! An impressive performance. Keep on going! Wolfgang Benedek ---------- Dear friends: Thank you very much for the good news about the Global HRE List. Concratulations for the good work. Best wishes, Pablo Zavala Sarrio pzavala@ipedehp.org.pe Av. Juan de Aliaga 427 - Magdalena Telefaxes: 460.9444 / 461.0867 / 460.9564 ---------- I used to write on Dalit-tribal issues. I would like to congratulate Director Felisa Tibbitts for their wonderful work. warm regards Sanil. M.N MA-Sociology Department of Sociology, School of Social Sciences. Central university (po) Hyderabad Central University Andhrapradesh, India ---------- Dear Felisa and Frank, I feel ashamed to be late with my congratulations to the 6th anniversary of your, and by us beloved, "baby" - the Global HRE listserv. In my country, Slovakia, a kid of 6 is ready to attend school and learn. Your "baby" has taught us all a lot of useful and interesting things for six years. And last but not least: a lot of us (HRE people) believe that school is "ready made" not just for teaching but educating and even more: it is a very, very important social environment for healthy growing up people. Your network-listserv is for me that kind of school. :-) Thanks, Jana Kviecinska Director General Section on Human Rights and Minorities The Office of Government of the Slovak Republic Nam Slobody No 1 813 70 Bratislava, Slovak Republic ---------- Dear Frank, Thanks for your continuing efforts. Best regards, Paul Lemmens University Leuven On 17 June 2005, Felisa Tibbitts wrote: >Dear List members, > >Happy Anniversary to us! This week the Global Human Rights Education >listserv is six years old. What began as a listserv of only a few hundred >members has grown to one with almost 3,500 subscribers from over 150 >countries. We operate because of your enthusiastic involvement and >support. On the occasion of this anniversary, we are asking you to show >your additional support by making a donation for the continued operation >of the listserv. > >Since 1999, this listserv has been essential for helping us to pass along >information about new publications, upcoming trainings and networking >opportunities. We have engaged each other in provocative conversations, >about topics such as HRE and neutrality, transformative learning, and >whether or not HRE makes a difference. We hear that you feel supported >simply by reading of the important work we are all doing. You have told >HREA that this listserv is meaningful to you, and we are grateful to know >this. > >Please show your additional support by making a donation, if you are >able, through a check, credit card or electronic transfer. Checks can be >sent to the U.S. office of HREA (Human Rights Education Associates) at >P.O. Box 382396, Cambridge, MA 02238-2396, USA. (For residents of the >Netherlands and the USA this donation is tax deductible.) On-line >donations via credit card are also possible at: > http://www.hrea.org/lists/hr-education/index.html > >All amounts are welcome and appreciated! > >We would like to make you remind you that last year the Global >Consultation on the World Programme for Human Rights Education provided >major input to the development of the Plan of Action of the current World >Programme for Human Rights Education. It was also the first time that >this policy discussion was held simultaneously in Arabic, English, >French, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish on the Global and the six >regional listservs, moderated by our colleagues in Burkina Faso, Costa >Rica, Egypt, Russian Federation, Thailand and the USA. In a few weeks >HREA and its partners ARRC (Thailand), the Cairo Institute for Human >Rights Studies, IIDH (Costa Rica) and UIDH (Burkina Faso) will again >organise an on-line forum. Within the next months we will also announce >the creation of The Global Human Rights Education Network, a >formalisation of the current networking efforts. > >We have together developed a genuine community of learners and educators >and we feel humbled by the talent and dedication of the members of this >Global HRE Network. On behalf of the HREA staff, I would like to >personally thank you for the ideas, questions and experiences that you >share on the Global HRE List and the regional HRE listservs. I learn >something new from you every day. Here's to the continuation of our >on-line community! > >Warm regards, > >Felisa Tibbitts >Director, HREA > ======== Global Human Rights Education listserv ======== Send mail intended for the list to <hr-education@hrea.org>. Archives of the list can be found at: http://www.hrea.org/lists/hr-education/markup/maillist.php If you have problems (un)subscribing, contact <owner-hr-education@hrea.org>. **You are welcome to reprint, copy, archive, quote or re-post this item, but please retain the original and listserv source.
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