Children of the Earth - September 2015

 
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Elizabeth Khosravi

Elizabeth Khosravi is a senior in South Burlington high school. For the last two years, she studied abroad in the foothills of the Himalayas in India. Elizabeth is the COE Vermont leader. She will be going to the United Nations IDP meeting and the World Parliament of Regions Leaders.
 
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Sunday, September 27th, 2015
Marriott Courtyard Burlington Harbor
25 Cherry Street, Burlington, VT 05401
1-802-864-4700
 
The Harbor Room - 4PM to 7PM
 
Inspirational Concert
with Seun Kuti and Freewingz
 

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Concert - Awards

Donation requested of $20 at the door. 
 
802-829-7055
 
 
In 2013, I took a challenge to study abroad in the foothills of the Himalayas in India. Within weeks of arriving, all I heard were stories about the worst monsoon flooding in Indian history that occurred just a couple weeks before school started. Its effect on surrounding villages was tremendous and everyone was trying their best as a community to support the most affected people. Many villages were wiped out, people were missing, and there were many more homeless and hopeless people. The whole situation made me realize how fortunate I am and the desire of being involved couldn't go away. So I started a project, Two Worlds Coming Together.
 

 Children's Stories of the Nepal Earthquake

 

 

A collection of stories from children affected by the Nepal earthquake.

 

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Nina spoke during the Learning & Education sector on The Youth Movement: Inner Revolution for Social Evolution at the Building the New World Conference
 
The Building the New World conference ("BTNW") was an astounding success! Nina attended the conference which took place May 28 - 31, 2015 at Radford University in Virginia. 
 
COE Presenting a Panel Discussion at the 2015 Parliament of the World's Religions in Salt Lake, October 15th to 19th
 
Nina Meyerhof, Elizabeth Khosravi, Princess Ogechi Ukaga, Jennifer (McCollum) Thornquest, Luc Logan and Jimmy Lama will present the workshop. The workshop will facilitate constructive intercultural dialogue by guiding participants through a series of games and exercises that encourage them to ask what it means to be human, what values we share, and what shared commitments we can make to preserve the things that we value.
 
 
 
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