100
participants from around the world
convened at the Chung-Cheng Armed Forces
Preparatory School for a successful 2011
Natural Disaster Youth Summit.
Additional participants joined virtually
for web conferencing. After an opening
plenary, and School Uniform Exchange
fashion show, the group broke into
afternoon teams for presentations by
NDYS participants.
The Natural Disaster Youth Summit is
a year round project in which students
learn how to cope with natural disasters
through communication and collaboration
with global friends. All are welcome to
get involved in year-round school-based
and online activities! You can
introduce original activities at your
school related to disaster reduction or
climate change. iEARN-Newsflash
#292, July 29, 2011
2011.07.22
"NDYS2011
in Taiwan" was ended in great success on
July 20.
Thank
you for all participants. We really enjoyed
the conference.
Registration
Closed for the 7th
Natural Disaster Youth
Summit, July 20, 2011,
Kaohsiung, Taiwan:
The
place is at 拞惓梐峑CCAFPS
(CHUNG.CHENG ARMED
FORCES PREPARATORY
SCHOOL in Kaohsiung). Thank
you for your interest in
NDYS. We are expecting
your participation next
year.
Japanese
team had Video conference to meet all of
Taiwan members at iEARN-Japan
annual meeting in Nagoya,
Japan.
*NDYS
Ambassadors, Kayo
Okumura and Kazuki
Zendo
made a presentation
there.
We had a VC. Thank you for joining us.
We are looking forward
to seeing you in Taiwan
丂
2011.04.27
We had a VC,
today and we talked about the disaster happened in
Japan.
Thank you for joining us.
It is always a pleasure to see you!
We talked about the disaster happened in Japan.
The heartfelt messages are shared among VC participants.
Today, we connected 11 points.
Japan, Taiwan, Iran, Turkey, Israel.
A
record
9.0-magnitude
earthquake
struck
Sanriku
Oki,
near
the
east
coast
of
Honshu,
Japan
at
2:46
pm on
March
11,
2011.
It
generated
a
powerful
tsunami
that
caused
widespread
destruction
across
the
region.