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Ariel Foundation NewsDr. Ariel King, Presentation at 4th Fete Genevoise Des Ong 2010 Pour Le Partenariat Au Developpment May 29, 2010 ![]() ARIEL FOUNDATION ATTENDS THE 2009 CONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD AT THE UNITED NATIONS IN GENEVA ![]() Attendees from all over the world met at the United Nations in Geneva Switzerland to discuss and advance globally the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, June 2009. Dr. Ariel King of AFI, attended and participated in this exciting conference. AFI held a followup news conference for the Little Ambassador and Madison of Panama to urge President Obama to reject standing alone with Somalia and adopting the CRC in the United States. See Photos of This Important Conference. ARIEL FOUNDATION ATTENDS 2009 SYMPOSIUM ON ACHIEVING US RATIFICATION OF THE UN CONVENTION FOR THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD ![]() Hundreds of attendees, along with AFI representative Priscilla Russell of Panama, came from around the world and converged on Georgetown Law School in Washington DC to discuss and exchange ideas on United States ratifications of the UN Convention for the Rights of the Child. At the present time, only two countries in the world have refused to sign the convention -- the US and Somalia. The plight of two international children, Ariana-Leilani of Germany, and Madison Rusell of Panama, were highlighted to demontrate the urgency of the need for the US to join the rest of the world in honoring children's international rights, including Germany and Panama. Only through those non-US countries can the rights of these international children and others like them be protected because of the US's self-exclusion from this world community. Priscilla Russell of Panama, consultant/advisor to the Ariel Foundation International, attended this international convention. See, the latest pictures courtesy of Georgetown Law School and Photographer Erin Dey. Late Breaking News: Efforts of AFI Pays Off as President Obama Pushes to have US Join the Rest of the World and Sign the CRC Madagascar Presidential Physicians Practice, Policy and Partnership Medical Tour Madagascar
office of the President, Embassy of Madagascar, Ariel Consulting
International,
and Ariel Foundation International were co sponsors for the "Madagascar
Presidential Physicians Practice, Policy and Partnership
Medical
Tour," including an
extensive US tour of leading medical facilities for top physicians from
Madagascar, including Georgetown University
Hospital, Howard University Hospital, Johns Hopkins Medical Center,
Wake Forest and others.
Colombia’s President Alvaro Uribe National Press Club September 19 2008 With Dr. Ariel King of AFI present, Colombian President Alvaro Uribe discussed his country’s recent economic progress and security improvements on Friday, Sept. 19, 2008. Álvaro Uribe has made Colombia a better place, and that while Colombia still faces challenges, there has been marked improvement as a result of his leadership. Uribe was elected in 2002. Prior to serving as Colombia’s president, he was general secretary of the labor ministry under President Alfonso Lopez Michelsen and director of civil aeronautics under President Julio Cesar Turbay. He has also served as governor of Antioquia and mayor of Medellin. As pesident, most recently he has been credited with significantly improving Colombia’s security situation, overseeing the release of one of the FARC’s most high profile hostages: Ingrid Betancourt. Click Here for Images of this Event with the ColumbiaPresident
Ariel Foundation volunteers and board members underwent intensive training for conducting bereavement programs for orphaned children. The program was developed by the Comfort Zone Camps, which have served thousands of orphaned children in the US, including many who lost one or more parents in the 9/11/2001 attacks. Their approach recognizes that most grieving children have not met another child who has experienced a significant death and breaks their isolation and lets them drink in the message, “I am not alone.” Taking what has been learned here, and customizing it for the various countries in Africa and elsewhere which have a large AIDs orphan population, AFI will implement a sponsored program for helping orphans who have lost one or more parents to AIDs in those countries. For photos go to: http://www.arielfoundation.org/images/BreavementTraining/index.html First Board Meeting - September 2008
.The Ariel Foundation International held its first board meeting of the new firscal year at the Madagascar Embassy. http://www.arielfoundation.org/images/FirstBoardMeeting2008/index.html SAHARA - May 2008 Ariel Foundation Executive Director, Dr. Ariel King, selected as new Vice Chair of Social Aspects of HIV/AIDS Research Alliance (SAHARA) Continential Advisory Group Meeting, in Pretoria, South Africa April 28, 2008 |
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