Each and every chapter of CISV are warmly invited to come on down and assist in the clean-up of our home area. Bill Howe, Atlanta, has been appointed lead man for the crew.
News from Committee Chairs: Generous Authors Share Profits With CISV. Buy Their Books.
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by: Alanson Van Fleet on May 20, 2006
Add these two books to your summer reading list and support CISV.
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Miscellaneous Topics and Announcements: EXCITING NEWS FROM THE NETWORKING CHAIR
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by: Joan Paltenstein on May 18, 2006
Check out this website to see some exciting things that are going on with the United Nations -global teaching and learning project.
http://www.cyberschoolbus.un.org/mdgs/index.html
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Miscellaneous Topics and Announcements: SMOKY MOUNTAIN CHAPTER
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by: cisvroxbri on April 14, 2006
I don't really understand this site yet, but CISV rox! Smoky Mountain delegates say hi, and "Blow the Bubble" Village says 'WE WANNA PONY!'
News from our Chapters: Gulf Coast Relief Weekend a Success!!!
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by: Tait Anberg on January 18, 2006
On Friday, December 9, 2006, seven CISV Atlanta Area members arrived at CISV Gulf Coast president, Denise Longino's home to report for hurricane clean-up duty.
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News from our Chapters: Gulf Coast Update - Tom Eason
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by: Anne Schwing for Tom Eason on November 10, 2005
I am the most fortunate of all – the Lord takes care of old folks and fools.
Success Stories: Passport to the World Camp July 11-15, 2005
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by: Joanne Alex on November 10, 2005
While the Maine Chapter hosted the Peace Is Village this summer, there was a week of international studies going on at the Page Farm and Home Museum for 21 local students from our Maine communities. The camp, called Passport to the World, involved children ranging in age from 5-10 (K - 5th grade). As a CISV and Stillwater Montessori School sponsored activity, the purpose of the camp was for the children to learn about other countries in the world. By attending Open Day at the Village, the participants were able to meet children from these countries.
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News from our Chapters: Gulf Coast Chapter Thanks YOU!!
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by: Denise Longino on November 10, 2005
The members of the Gulf Coast chapter would like to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for the absolutely overwhelming, heart-warming reception we were given at the National Board Meeting.
Each and every chapter of CISV are warmly invited to come on down and assist in the clean-up of our home area. Bill Howe, Atlanta, has been appointed lead man for the crew.
Add these two books to your summer reading list and support CISV. 
Check out this website to see some exciting things that are going on with the United Nations -global teaching and learning project.
http://www.cyberschoolbus.un.org/mdgs/index.html
I'm sure if there are any volunteers out there who would like to help update CISV USA's web presence, they would be most welcome!
While the Maine Chapter hosted the Peace Is Village this summer, there was a week of international studies going on at the Page Farm and Home Museum for 21 local students from our Maine communities. The camp, called Passport to the World, involved children ranging in age from 5-10 (K - 5th grade). As a CISV and Stillwater Montessori School sponsored activity, the purpose of the camp was for the children to learn about other countries in the world. By attending Open Day at the Village, the participants were able to meet children from these countries.