[CivilSoc] ISAR in Focus newsletter

Wed, 01 Aug 2001 12:40:13 -0400

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ISAR in Focus
ISAR Announces the Spring Issue of ISAR in Focus,
ISAR=B9s quarterly newsletter
ISAR: INITIATIVE FOR SOCIAL ACTION AND RENEWAL IN EURASIA, a US-based NGO,
is pleased to announce the Spring issue of its quarterly newsletter, ISAR i=
n
Focus.
ISAR in Focus spotlights news from ISAR=B9s eight field offices in the former
Soviet Union and offers updates about their successes during the last
quarter. =20
This issue focuses on the most recent segment of ISAR=B9s Nuclear Safety
Exchange Program, in which several American activists traveled to nuclear
cities in Russia to exchange experiences and ideas with their Russian
counterparts.  It also describes ISAR participation in an exchange program
in Alaska where participants from Russia and Kazakhstan studied the Alaskan
pipeline and met with activists to share methods of protecting the
environment from oil development.  The activities of our new Minsk, Belarus
office are also highlighted, describing several of its successes.
ISAR offices are located in Baku, Azerbaijan; Almaty and Atyrau, Kazakhstan=
;
Moscow, Novosibirsk and Vladivostok, Russia; Kyiv, Ukraine; and Minsk,
Belarus.=20
ISAR promotes citizen participation in the former Soviet Union by supportin=
g
grassroots activists and community-based nongovernmental organizations in
their efforts to create just and sustainable societies.
To receive a copy of ISAR in Focus, please contact Tamara Kowalski
([email protected]) or visit <www.isar.org>.
ISAR in Focus is available on-line and in .pdf format at <www.isar.org>.
The Web site includes information on ISAR programs and offices and contains
an article archive of ISAR=B9s quarterly journal, Give & Take: A Journal on
Civil Society in Eurasia.
It also includes an archive of Surviving Together (the predecessor of Give =
&
Take) and of ISAR in Focus.
BECOME A MEMBER!=20
Your tax-deductible membership of $35 ($45 for organizations/schools)
supports our programmatic work and public outreach efforts. Membership
includes a one-year subscription to Give & Take and ISAR's newsletter, =B3ISA=
R
in Focus=B2.
Please send your name, mailing address and e-mail, along with your check
made payable to ISAR to Membership Program at the address above. 
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<FONT FACE=3D"Verdana"><H2><I>ISAR in Focus<BR>
</I></H2><B>ISAR Announces the Spring Issue of <I>ISAR in Focus</I>,<BR>
ISAR’s quarterly newsletter <BR>
</B><BR>
ISAR: INITIATIVE FOR SOCIAL ACTION AND RENEWAL IN EURASIA, a US-based NGO, =
is pleased to announce the Spring issue of its quarterly newsletter, <I>ISAR=
 in Focus</I>.<BR>
<BR>
<I>ISAR in Focus</I> spotlights news from ISAR’s eight field offices =
in the former Soviet Union and offers updates about their successes during t=
he last quarter.  <BR>
<BR>
This issue focuses on the most recent segment of ISAR’s Nuclear Safet=
y Exchange Program, in which several American activists traveled to nuclear =
cities in Russia to exchange experiences and ideas with their Russian counte=
rparts.  It also describes ISAR participation in an exchange program in=
 Alaska where participants from Russia and Kazakhstan studied the Alaskan pi=
peline and met with activists to share methods of protecting the environment=
 from oil development.  The activities of our new Minsk, Belarus office=
 are also highlighted, describing several of its successes.<BR>
<BR>
ISAR offices are located in Baku, Azerbaijan; Almaty and Atyrau, Kazakhstan=
; Moscow, Novosibirsk and Vladivostok, Russia; Kyiv, Ukraine; and Minsk, Bel=
arus. <BR>
<BR>
ISAR promotes citizen participation in the former Soviet Union by supportin=
g grassroots activists and community-based nongovernmental organizations in =
their efforts to create just and sustainable societies. <BR>
<BR>
To receive a copy of<I> ISAR in Focus</I>, please contact Tamara Kowalski (=
[email protected]) or visit <www.isar.org>.<BR>
<BR>
<I>ISAR in Focus</I> is available on-line and in .pdf format at <I><</I>=
www.isar.org<I>></I>. <BR>
The Web site includes information on ISAR programs and offices and contains=
 an article archive of ISAR’s quarterly journal, <I>Give & Take: A=
 Journal on Civil Society in Eurasia</I>. <BR>
It also includes an archive of <I>Surviving Together</I> (the predecessor o=
f <I>Give & Take)</I> and of <I>ISAR in Focus</I>.<BR>
<BR>
BECOME A MEMBER! <BR>
Your tax-deductible membership of $35 ($45 for organizations/schools) suppo=
rts our programmatic work and public outreach efforts. Membership includes a=
 one-year subscription to Give & Take and ISAR's newsletter, “ISAR=
 in Focus”.<BR>
<BR>
Please send your name, mailing address and e-mail, along with your check ma=
de payable to ISAR to Membership Program at the address above. </FONT>
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