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September 16, 2011 We will be showcasing Jr. Delegates Rian B and Kelsey W discussing their projects and next year's International Affairs camps will take place at Wayne State University (Oakland Center) and Oakland University.....stay tuned! Read more

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University of Michigan students from Sustainability without Borders traveled to Liberia in May to install three sustainable projects - a merry-go-round that generates electricity, a digester to generate bio gas and a dehydrator for their crops. Watch more

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Be the Link International is committed to providing an environment thatfosters and promotes self sufficiency. Serving as a change agent, we work with communities by providing microfinance services and innovativesolutions to individuals that are living in developing countries. In addition,we serve as a clearinghouse providing access to information and resourcesthat socially conscious businesses, NGOs (Nongovernmental organization)and governmental departments offer. We are committed to formingeffective, sustainable partnerships to provide the unrivaled services to thosewho are in need of assistance.

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September 16, 2011 We will be showcasing Jr. Delegates Rian B and Kelsey W discussing their projects and next year's International Affairs camps will take place at Wayne State University (Oakland Center) and Oakland University.....stay tuned! Read more

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University of Michigan students from Sustainability without Borders traveled to Liberia in May to install three sustainable projects - a merry-go-round that generates electricity, a digester to generate bio gas and a dehydrator for their crops. Watch more

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Your generosity today will help womensurvivors of war in our programs aroundthe world more than you could everimagine. Your donation gives them thehope and help they need to rebuild theirlives.

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October 20 , 2011 Tererai with Oprah. Making progress through education and empowerment. July 19, 2011 Group A presented on human trafficking in France (as it relates to young girls) Read more

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Be the Link International is committed to providing an environment that fosters and promotes self-sufficiency. Serving as a change agent, we work with communities by providing microfinance services and innovative solutions to individuals that are living in developing countries. In addition, we serve as a clearinghouse providing access to information and resources that socially conscious businesses, NGOs (Non-governmental organization) and governmental departments offer. We are committed to forming effective, sustainable partnerships to provide the unrivaled services to those who are in need of assistance.

The goal of Be the Link International (BTLI) Junior Delegate

Camp is to help youth realize how policies are developed and how to be an agent of positive change globally and domestically.

Goal

The goal of Be the Link International (BTLI) Junior Delegate camp is to help youth realize how policies are developed and how to be an agent of positive change globally and domestically. Junior delegates will read from the New York Times and Detroit Free Press, review interviews and movies that relate to global and domestic affairs. Students will gain knowledge on community development, international history, conflict resolution, strategy, analytical writing, etiquette and diplomacy.

No prior academic knowledge is necessary

However the interest and motivation to engage in an academic, social and diplomatic setting is required. Students will choose topics of interest and apply them to their project such as public health. international development.

Requirements

No prior academic knowledge is necessary, however the interest and motivation to engage in an academic, social and diplomatic setting is required. Students will choose topics of interest and apply them to their project such as public health, international development, environmental issues, agriculture and trade. They will work in groups and also give their opinions on current events. Assignments will be given daily for them to complete at home. Towards the end of the two-week session, students will present their topic during their presentation and also pose a solution for a domestic and global issue.

Students will gain knowledge on community development

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Ms. Dontoh (from the WISE-UP organization), a camp resident and myself. We had a pretty interesting conversation. with Mavis Dontoh.

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