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International Seminar on Protected Area Management The US Forest Service International Programs are pleased to announce that we are taking applications for participation in the eleventh-annual International Seminar on Protected Area Management to be held July 12 - 31, 2010 at the University of Montana, USA.  The Seminar is a technical and professional course designed for mid-career planners and managers of nationally significant protected areas worldwide. The program is initiated and organized by the Universities of Montana, Idaho and Colorado State and the USDA Forest Service Office of International Programs. Participants will evaluate policies and institutional arrangements that sustain both people and natural resources. More Philip J. Crowley Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Public Affairs Washington, DC February 4, 2010 Introduction of the International Violence Against Women Act International violence against women is a global problem of enormous proportions. This violence cannot be explained as simply cultural; it is criminal. It is every nation's problem, and it is the cause of widespread destruction and lost potential across the globe. We need a response that is commensurate with the seriousness of the crimes. More   U.S. Ambassador James B. Cunningham Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya February 1, 2010 Photo credit to Louiz Green U.S. Ambassador James B. Cunningham speaking on a panel titled, “Still Special? U.S.-Israel Relations” at the 2010 Herzliya Conference "We have had some differences over how to pursue peace in this region but our goals have been essentially the same.  We are doing this because this is in Israel’s interest as well as the interest of the United States.  We have not produced the breakthrough that the Obama Administration hoped for at the outset, but we have made very clear -- the President has personally made clear in his speech in Oslo – that we are determined to continue that effort." More | Archived videos of the speeches and presentations from the Herzliya Conference President Harry Truman signs the bill proclaiming February 1st as National Freedom Day, June 30, 1948 Photo courtesy National Freedom Day Observance of National Freedom Day This day marks the 145th anniversary of President Lincoln’s sending to the States for ratification the 13th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States, which promised freedom from slavery and involuntary servitude. In commemorating this day, it is a privilege to honor the sacrifices of those who lived and died in chattel slavery, those who fought to end it, and those who have worked in the decades since for a country free from involuntary servitude. MORE   Middle East Partnership Initiative 2010 Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI) Student Leaders Program The US Embassy in Tel Aviv is pleased to accept applications for the 2010 Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI) Student Leaders Program. This summer program provides opportunities for young leaders from Middle Eastern and North African universities to participate in a five-week intensive leadership training program in the United States. Applications are due to by February 11, 2010. More

The Youth Exchange and Study (YES) Program for the seventh year in Israel, is seeking 22 Israeli Arab secondary school students to participate in a Study-in-the-USA initiative for high school students during the 2010-2011 school year, (August 2010 –June 2011) More -- Application

VICTOR J. GOLDBERG IIE PRIZE FOR PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST

Bentley University Global Business Ethics Symposium and Teaching Business Ethics Workshop: Seeking Israeli and Palestinian Participation

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