FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Dr. Makoto Kobayashi from Tamagawa University & University of Michigan Visits UNESCO Summer Camp
Goodyear,
Arizona, USA - July 30, 2014
World Genesis Foundation Headquarters
Dr. Makato Kobayashi is Professor of Educational Psychology at
Tamagawa University, where he is also chair of the UNESCO
Club. He also serves on the Council of the National Federation
of UNESCO Associations in Japan and as a Visiting Professor at
the University of Michigan, Department of Psychology. Dr.
Kobayashi was able to visit the UNESCO Center for Peace summer
camp where Heather Caton, President of World Genesis
Foundation, Guy Djoken, Jinji Djoken and Jeremy Wustner-Brown,
of UNESCO Center for Peace, had a chance to sit and talk about
club initiatives and projects.
Heather spoke about the recent Worldwide UNESCO Club Youth “Future of Education” essay contest in partnership with UNESCO Center for Peace. With over 500 applications from over 70 countries, the top three winners of the competition were giving the opportunity to attend the IMUN Summer camp. Heather attended the summer camp to give awards and recognition along with UNESCO Center for Peace.
The World Genesis Foundation also participated in the event with a Cultural Awareness program. “It was wonderful to meet with Dr. Makoto Kobayashi and learn about the amazing work he is doing. We look forward to future collaboration,” said Heather.
Dr. Makoto Kobayashi toured the Hood College Campus learning more about the IMUN Summer Camp, its history, goals and future. Dr. Kobayashi spoke about his students and the club initiatives in Japan. “It is important, especially because the encounter and the mutual learning beyond national borders will bring forth remarkable positive impact to both sides. Through building a global network of everlasting friendship with nice, highly talented students from various cultural backgrounds, this IMUN Summer Camp should really be regarded as a marvelous forum for the Global Citizenship Education,” said Dr. Makoto Kobayashi.
In 1947, Japan initiated the UNESCO movement. With steady expansion the Asian-Pacific Federation was established in 1974 and the World Federation in 1981. Still today NFUAJ is initiating activities such as School Support Projects, "Bridging the future" with Youth Activates, "Heritage for the Future" Movement and The World Terakoya Movement.
The World Genesis Foundation is a 501c3 not-for-profit organization that was founded on November 30, 1999 and is dedicated to a vision and mission to "leave no child without hope for the future." Headquartered in Goodyear, Arizona in the USA, the foundation supports activities worldwide to create educational, scientific and cultural opportunities for youth with a special focus in areas of the world where these opportunities are limited or do not exist.
Links:
Tamagawa University UNESCO Club Tamagawa University
National Federation of UNESCO Associations in Japan
UNESCO Center for Peace
World Genesis Foundation – Official Website
World Genesis Foundation on Facebook
World Genesis Foundation on YouTube
Contact:
Public Relations, press@WorldGenesis.org, The World Genesis Foundation, 1523 N Overlook DR, Dewey, AZ 86327, UNITED STATES of AMERICA
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Heather spoke about the recent Worldwide UNESCO Club Youth “Future of Education” essay contest in partnership with UNESCO Center for Peace. With over 500 applications from over 70 countries, the top three winners of the competition were giving the opportunity to attend the IMUN Summer camp. Heather attended the summer camp to give awards and recognition along with UNESCO Center for Peace.
The World Genesis Foundation also participated in the event with a Cultural Awareness program. “It was wonderful to meet with Dr. Makoto Kobayashi and learn about the amazing work he is doing. We look forward to future collaboration,” said Heather.
Dr. Makoto Kobayashi toured the Hood College Campus learning more about the IMUN Summer Camp, its history, goals and future. Dr. Kobayashi spoke about his students and the club initiatives in Japan. “It is important, especially because the encounter and the mutual learning beyond national borders will bring forth remarkable positive impact to both sides. Through building a global network of everlasting friendship with nice, highly talented students from various cultural backgrounds, this IMUN Summer Camp should really be regarded as a marvelous forum for the Global Citizenship Education,” said Dr. Makoto Kobayashi.
In 1947, Japan initiated the UNESCO movement. With steady expansion the Asian-Pacific Federation was established in 1974 and the World Federation in 1981. Still today NFUAJ is initiating activities such as School Support Projects, "Bridging the future" with Youth Activates, "Heritage for the Future" Movement and The World Terakoya Movement.
The World Genesis Foundation is a 501c3 not-for-profit organization that was founded on November 30, 1999 and is dedicated to a vision and mission to "leave no child without hope for the future." Headquartered in Goodyear, Arizona in the USA, the foundation supports activities worldwide to create educational, scientific and cultural opportunities for youth with a special focus in areas of the world where these opportunities are limited or do not exist.
Links:
Tamagawa University UNESCO Club Tamagawa University
National Federation of UNESCO Associations in Japan
UNESCO Center for Peace
World Genesis Foundation – Official Website
World Genesis Foundation on Facebook
World Genesis Foundation on YouTube
Contact:
Public Relations, press@WorldGenesis.org, The World Genesis Foundation, 1523 N Overlook DR, Dewey, AZ 86327, UNITED STATES of AMERICA
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