Programs: Science and Policy
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AAAS Scientific Responsibility, Human Rights and Law Program
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Upcoming Events
List of upcoming events relevant to US-Cuba scientific cooperation, such as conferences, delegations, missions, reports, and studies. Email us if you are sponsoring or know of an event we should include in this list.
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The Center has programs on reproductive health, dengue and AIDS prevention for the municipality of Santiago. Situated in the center of town, it offers programs on sexual education for school children, support for lesbians and gays in the community, free condoms, and support groups for individuals infected with HIV/AIDS. In this picture, local students are making a short presentation about sex education programs in the schools. |
2002 Events
CUBA: Past History, Present Realities, Future Possibilities NAFSA Professional Development Seminars in Cuba
Havana Program October 4-13, 2002 Focus on educational opportunities in greater Havana, Co-host: Parker Emerson, Harvard University, Cost: $2,400
Oriente Program December 2-11, 2002 Explore educational opportunities outside of Havana, Co-host: Lee Zeigler, Stanford University, Cost: $2,650
Based on the very successful first trip last year, NAFSA, working with Global Exchange, is offering two, 10-day professional development seminars to Cuba for international educators interested in building and/or strengthening educational ties between their colleges and universities and Cuba.
The first trip is scheduled October 4-13, 2002 and will focus on educational opportunities within Havana. The second trip will take place December 2-11, 2002 and will explore opportunities in provincial cities across Cuba as well as Havana. Each trip is limited to 30 participants, based on application.
The Havana program itinerary is expressly designed for educators who have not yet traveled to Cuba. The Oriente Program itinerary is designed for those who may or may not have had previous experience in Cuba.
For More Information and downloadable application access www.nafsa.org/CubaSeminar or contact Kim Diehl de Yanes at kimd@nafsa.org, or call 202.737.3699 ext. 267.
This is just a sample of upcoming educational and scientific events occurring in Cuba. Other programs that list upcoming events are:
If you have information about an upcoming scientific or academic event that
you would like to have listed on this site, please email the details to cuba@aaas.org
Be sure to include as much information as possible, including the name and topic
of the event, the dates and location, and any information regarding fees or
other costs.
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(Site Updated 6/27/2002)
