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ART CULTURE DEVELOPMENT
Expanding the use of art in education, cultural
exchange and other human development
COMMUNITY CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT
Utilizing strategies of research and communication
to assist cultural exchange in groups identifying as communities
CULTURE
a : The integrated pattern of human knowledge, belief,
and behavior that depends upon man's capacity for learning and transmitting
knowledge to succeeding generations
b : The customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial,
religious, or social group
c : The set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterizes
a company or corporation
MULTICULTURALISM
The concept of experiencing other cultures, preferrably
in a positive way
PROGRESSIVE CULTURAL EXCHANGE
Individuals and associations sharing culture and
development resources to engage in constructive social enterprise
SUCCESSFUL MULTICULTURALISM
Constructive interaction between cultures
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| ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS |
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| EDUCATION |
THE HUMANITIES
Tools we use to examine and make sense
of the human experience in general and our individual experiences in particular.
The humanities enable us to reflect upon our lives and ask fundamental questions
of value, purpose, and meaning in a rigorous and systematic way [Courtesy
of "Massachusetts
Foundation for the Humanities"]
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| ENVIRONMENT AND HABITAT |
THE ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT
A project of Earth Day Network and Redefining Progress,
measures how much land and water is needed to produce the resources we consume
and dispose of the waste we produce. [From "The
Earth Day Network/The Ecological Footprint"]
SUSTAINABILITY
Achieving satisfying lives for all within the means of
nature - now and in the future. [From "The
Earth Day Network/Sustainability"]
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| GOVERNANCE & LAW |
SOCIAL DIPLOMACY
The art and practice of negotiating affairs without arousing
hostility.
[Merriam-Webster
Online Dictionary]
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| HEALTH AND RELATIONSHIPS |
SELF-ACTUALIZATION
The process of establishing oneself as a whole person,
able to develop one's abilities and to understand oneself
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| SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY |
SOCIAL EXPERIMENT
A learning process where you make experiments because
you have a problem where you don't know the solution
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| SPIRITUALITY AND RELIGION |
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| OTHER |
MANIFESTO
A written statement declaring publicly the intentions,
motives, or views of its issuer
[Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary]
SOCIAL EQUITY
The fair, just and equitable management of all institutions
serving the public directly or by contract, and the fair, just and equitable
distribution of public services, and implementation of public policy.
[National Academy of Public Administration: http://www.napawash.org/aa_social_equity/]
STRATEGY
A detailed plan that enables an organisation to develop
knowledge, techniques, systems and actions that will achieve new objectives
[Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary]
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PROCESS |
UNIVERSAL COMMUNITY
SOCIAL INCLUSIVENESS
GENDER EQUITY
HUMAN PURPOSE
Human Beings have a job, a role, a part to play, a purpose,
real work, a raison dÕetre within the evolutionary destiny/design unfolding
on Earth. Let us presume that it is neither the destruction of the living biosphere,
nor total destruction of the human race. Therefore, creative survival of a genetically
diverse and creatively capable population of human beings may still be a desirable
objective.
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SWAN’S REACH OPERATIONAL
A. LAUNCHING - Initial Start Up
B. SWEEP - Assessment
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