A F R I C A-Summer Program DEADLINE
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From: "Cecil R. Washington, UC Berkeley/Oberlin College" <crw@loop.com>
Subject: A F R I C A-Summer Program DEADLINE
To: Multiple recipients of list ISN-WG <ISN-WG@unmvma.unm.edu>
Hi!
Would be **very** grateful for any help in sharing/forwarding this info so
that it reaches as broad a base of people as possible. March is our
nationwide "recruitment month." Applications will be accepted thru the end
of this month.
Thanks so much in advance!
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A N N O U N C E M E N T
FYI: Summer Living/Working/Traveling in Africa
RE: A F R I C A: Internships Work Projects Travel Study Camps
[ Application deadline-this month, end of March ]
=>Both the ON-LINE BROCHURE and ON-LINE APPLICATION are now available.
=>These will be sent to you by E-Mail on request.
E-Mail your request to:
"Africa Summer Info"<crw@loop.com> or
"VOLUNTEERS"<Xroads1996@aol.com>
Thank you,
LaVerne & Cecil
Operation Crossroads Africa
Phone: 212-870-2106
M-F 10am-4pm EST
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-10,000 students, professionals and others working for a better world and
stronger Africa since 1958
-Students usually arrange with their schools to receive credit (typically 5
to 10 units) for their summer experience
-Crossroads participants do not go to Africa to impose their own Western
values, but to seek comprehension of African values; and they are
challenged to adjust to local ways of doing many things
Operation Crossroads Africa sponsors several categories of projects:
a) community development; b) agricultural/farming/reforestation;
c) archaeology/anthropology/art; d) primary medicine/public health projects
e) wildlife/fisheries management [under development]; f) computer literacy
program, aimed at providing young adults with hands-on exposure to
computers, E-Mail and the Internet; g) African music/musical instruments:
the role of music in traditional and contemporary societies [under development]
All of our projects involve a component of physical work and most are
located in rural areas. Tentative project sites for Summer '96 are:
1) Brazil (Portuguese) To be announced
2) Botswana - Construction / Community Development
3) Gambia - Construction / Community Development
4) Ghana [3 Groups]-(a) Computer Training (b) Medical (c) Construction
5) Eritrea - Reforestation/Tree Planting / Teaching English
6) Ivory Coast (French) To be announced
7) Kenya - Medical / Health
8) Senegal - Environmental / Irrigation / Agricultural
9) South Africa - Construction / Community Development
10) Tanzania - Art / Humanities
11) Uganda - Construction / Teaching English / Tutoring
12) Zimbabwe - Renovation / Teaching English / Tutoring
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PROGRAM DATES: End of June through mid-August (approximate dates/
contact the office)
ORIENTATION: There will be a several-day Orientation in New York prior to
leaving.
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-Crossroads staff and alumni will give a hand to help participants raise the
necessary funds for travel and living expenses; the earlier
one applies, the better
-This is an INTENSE living, work and learning experience at the grassroots
level in Africa where some of the modern conveniences taken for
granted in Western countries, may be non-existent
You will "...experience Africa from the inside out," as one
participant described her experience
Project Director / Group Leader Positions:
If you are interested in applying as Project Director/Group Leader [minimum
age: 26 years old, with relevant skills/expertise/group project work/travel
in Africa; earlier deadlines] -- please MAIL a **very brief** statement
about your interests and background to LaVerne Brown. A Leader application
will be sent to you.
_______________________
Printed Applications / Photo Brochures to distribute at your location
For FAST responses to questions, or for photo brochures or printed
applications, please contact the Main Office:
O P E R A T I O N C R O S S R O A D S A F R I C A
475 Riverside Dr., N.Y., N.Y. 10115-0050, Suite 831
212-870-2106 OFFICE / 212-870-2055 FAX / ocainc@aol.com
M-F 10am-4pm EST
Thank you!
- A F R I C A-Summer Program DEADLINE Cecil R. Washington, UC Berkeley/Oberlin College
- Re: A F R I C A-Summer Program DEADLINE Moira West-Brown