alec

updates blupdates

by alec on September 13, 2005 | Trackback URI | Email This Post | 0 Views

expect some serious updates in the near future — no empty promises here, though i am known for them.

what is on the horizon:

a new design to this site
hobonews — our sick answer to the lack of news for homeless people
maoblog — the tales of our favorite hamsty
the launch of sexy and disgraceful
a renovation of wellplacedpottery

the admin will post a message sometime soon saying what does/doesn’t work

-alec

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ohhhh

by alec on August 30, 2005 | Trackback URI | Email This Post | 1 Views

i figured it out! you have to click the blog headline to get to the actual blog, which will have actual links and formating and so forth. blog blog blog

-alec

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god damnit

by alec on August 29, 2005 | Trackback URI | Email This Post | 7 Views

as if being sick and chomping through half of my god damn cheek eating a saltwater taffy wasn’t enough, this stupid website will not listen to me. you, you stupid website.

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you want it, you take it

by alec on August 28, 2005 | Trackback URI | Email This Post | 5 Views

The United Nations Association (National Capital Area)
Young Professionals for International Cooperation

presents

Peace & Security Panel Discussion Series
Refugees, Resettlement, and Human Security

Part II:
Issues of Refugee Assistance in the Global Context

SPONSORS: Peace & Security Committee, Young Professionals
for International
Cooperation, UNA-NCA
DATE & TIME: 30 August 2005; 6:15-7:45 PM
SPEAKERS: Margaret Pollack; Director, Office of Multilateral
Coordination and External Relations, U.S. Dept. of State
Lori Seymour; Operations Officer for the IOM New York Mission
UNHCR representative invited
VENUE: Longworth House Office Building 1539, New Jersey and
Indep. Ave., SE
METRO: Orange/Blue Line, Capitol South, SE
Please RSVP to ypicpeace@unanca.org with “Refugees RSVP” in subject
line.
This event is FREE.

DESCRIPTION:

The international ‘refugee regime’ employs myriad actors to address
the needs of refugees worldwide. What prompts refugee outflows and how does
the international community address the needs of those fleeing persecution?
Coordination for refugee assistance occurs at various levels among UN agencies,
national departments and non-governmental organizations. Panelists will share
their experiences and offer insight into the factors affecting the practitioners
of refugee assistance in the global context.

This event is the second of a three-part series exploring the topic of refugees
and human security. In July, part one of the series dealt with the challenges
of refugee resettlement in the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan area. In September,
part three will address policy prescriptions relating to refugee resettlement
from both a United States policy perspective and an international policy perspective.

For
more information please visit: http://www.unanca.org/YPIC/Peace.htm

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