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“’Health on Stage’ has given me the opportunity to appreciate deeply the value of forum theatre in social transformation.”
– Mr Felimon Blanco, Philippines
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Health on Stage: a new beginning
Six weeks after closely working with communities in South India, some volunteers from the Health on Stage project shared their learning experiences and how they plan to continue with community development work in their respective countries. More…
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Migration is here to stay
When a crisis hits, should a country shut the door to migrants? This was the question posed at a panel discussion, Too Many Foreigners? Crises and their Impact on Migration Flows, organised jointly by ASEF with the Embassy of Spain. More…
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Lingua Comica Reloaded!
Lingua Comica Reloaded is the latest collection of comics published under ASEF’s Lingua Comica programme. More…
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Culture360 at the World Summit on Arts and Culture
“Art Connects Us All.” This phrase, written by Theodore Anagnostopoulos, reflects the spirit of the 5th World Summit on Arts and Culture in Melbourne, where ASEF was a Summit partner. More…
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New database for cultural policies
ASEF is supporting the WorldCP – International Database of Cultural Policies, a new web-based database of national profiles which aims to enhance access to current information on arts and cultural policies and trends of ASEM countries. More…
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ASEF book presentation featured on ‘The Online Citizen’
ASEF’s Book Presentation and Panel Discussion on “Too Many Foreigners? Crises and their Impact on Migration Flows” was featured by the Singaporean community blog, The Online Citizen. More…
10th AEC-NET Conference in the Irish media
The upcoming 10th Asia-Europe Classroom Network (AEC-NET) Conference was featured in the Irish Newspaper, The Argus. More…
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A welcome reception for ASEF’s new ED
ASEF welcomed the arrival of ASEF’s new Executive Director Ambassador Michel Filhol with a reception on 20 October 2011 at ASEF premises in Singapore.
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New Publication: Proceedings of the Expert Meeting on Regional Integration and Infectious Diseases
The publication highlights the assessment of regional mechanisms in controlling infectious diseases, and outline recommendations for further collaboration between Asia and Europe.
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ASEF at the EID Preparedness Forum
The EID Preparedness Forum invited ASEF to present the ASEF-ASAP (Accurate Scenarios Active Preparedness) Scenarios in Bangkok. Mr Rachmat Irwansjah, ASEF’s Intellectual Exchange team member shared the relevance of the ASEF-ASAP Scenarios to develop long-term strategies for pandemic preparedness and response.
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The Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) promotes greater mutual understanding between Asia and Europe through intellectual, cultural and people-to-people exchanges. Through ASEF, civil society concerns are included as a vital component of deliberations of the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM). ASEF was established in February 1997 by the participating governments of ASEM and has since implemented over 500 projects, engaging over 15,000 direct participants as well as reaching out to a much wider audience in Asia and Europe.
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