The 4th Annual Video Conference for Hope
Where the World's students come together to learn, share, celebrate and promote the right of every child to an education.
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Important information and resources
VC for Hope Registration & information, 2009
Description and schedule, 2009
Impact of a school_photo essay09.pdf
Questions from Elementary schools.pdf
10 Quick Facts about the VC for Hope
Link to Change for Children, the partner charity with whom we are working to build a school in Guatemala
Description and schedule, 2009
Impact of a school_photo essay09.pdf
Questions from Elementary schools.pdf
10 Quick Facts about the VC for Hope
Link to Change for Children, the partner charity with whom we are working to build a school in Guatemala
Events
Check Out Last Year's Event
VC for Hope '09. Join the World...and Make a World of Difference!
VC for Hope '09! Join the World as we work together to raise $50 000 to help build a school for the children Guatemala.
On Wednesday, November 4th (Elementary schools) and Thursday, November 5th (Secondary schools), students from around the Globe, in partnership with Polycom and Change for Children, will gather via Video Conference to help raise awareness and funds for the building of a school for disadvantaged children in Guatemala.
Over the course of this day, from 08:00-16:00 (MT), schools from almost every continent on earth will connect to each other and a remote satellite connection in the hills of Guatemala, developing relationship and examining the impact of Globalization on indigenous communities.
Each school can register for one session, tailored to their age group: Elementary, Middle School, or High School. (See Registration Form and Program Description.)
Through this fundraiser event, we hope to raise over $50 000 for Change for Children, towards the builing of a school in Guatemala.
For more information, please contact:
Elementary: Ray Roulean - rouleaur@ecsd.net
Secondary: Terry Godwaldt - terry.godwaldt@epsb.ca
Change for Children: Fiona Cavanaugh - fiona@changeforchildren.org
On Wednesday, November 4th (Elementary schools) and Thursday, November 5th (Secondary schools), students from around the Globe, in partnership with Polycom and Change for Children, will gather via Video Conference to help raise awareness and funds for the building of a school for disadvantaged children in Guatemala.
Over the course of this day, from 08:00-16:00 (MT), schools from almost every continent on earth will connect to each other and a remote satellite connection in the hills of Guatemala, developing relationship and examining the impact of Globalization on indigenous communities.
Each school can register for one session, tailored to their age group: Elementary, Middle School, or High School. (See Registration Form and Program Description.)
Through this fundraiser event, we hope to raise over $50 000 for Change for Children, towards the builing of a school in Guatemala.
For more information, please contact:
Elementary: Ray Roulean - rouleaur@ecsd.net
Secondary: Terry Godwaldt - terry.godwaldt@epsb.ca
Change for Children: Fiona Cavanaugh - fiona@changeforchildren.org
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CHANGE FOR CHILDREN 30 SECOND VIDEO
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