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An international newsletter published on the first day of every month for U3A members and kindred groups anywhere in the world.
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| Issue number 224 (September 2019) from the WorldU3A Service and the U3A Global Forum, and a 2-minute video about our projects may be found here >>> |
| AUSTRALIA - Alliance newsletter | ||
U3A
Alliance Australia is the national face of the U3A movement in Australia,
bringing together the State and Territory networks of U3A groups throughout
the country.
U3A (University of the Third Age) began in Australia in 1984, in Melbourne, and spread rapidly to other parts of Australia. U3As were established as autonomous groups, with their own administration and curriculum according to the needs and interests of each group. The Chair and Secretariat of U3AAA rotates through its membership. The current Chair is Peter Alcock - seen left - a retired geologist and President of the U3A Western Australia Network. The August 2019 edition of the Alliance newsletter can be downloaded from here>>> |
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| U3A FORUM - China's Universities for the Elderly | ||
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This must cost the government a fortune - so what might be the purpose behind this astonishing generosity? Our 1st September WorldU3A video-conference will discuss this - to join us or to learn more click here>>> |
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| INDIA - U3A helping those in need | ||
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Picture shows members
getting ready with food brought in the van along with people wait for
distribution of the (Editor: In India food is not provided to hospital patients - it must be supplied by family or friends). |
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They help house-bound women how to write short stories about the role of women in the present society. They visit the homes of women who are alone to spend time with them and educate and encourage them. Thank you, Dr Bahadur Linga Reddy, President of U3A Hyderabad. |
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| USA - Plato Society | ||
Partners
in Learning Actively Teaching Ourselves (PLATO)We are an actively involved group of approximately 400 members who meet regularly for discussion groups and other activities in Westwood Village (near the UCLA Campus). The "heart and soul" of the PLATO Society are our peer-led Subject Discussion Groups (known as SDGs). They meet for 2 hours once a week and have in-depth discussions in seminar-style classes. In addition, we hold monthly colloquia that feature renowned speakers, member-led lunch-time lectures, foreign travel, local cultural events, retreats, and numerous extracurricular activities that complement our academic programs. More information here>>> |
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| UK THIRD AGE TRUST - Conference & AGM | ||
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These four hundred ambassadors have returned home to spread their enthusiasm to the 400,000 members who will be joined by many more over the next year. We are already looking forward to our fortieth anniversary in 2022. You can learn more here>>> |
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| AIUTA - Byblos Conference | ||
Veuillez
trouver ci joint le programme
en Francais de la Conference International de l'AIUTA au Liban du 10 au
12 Octobre 2019. Pour tous renseignements s'adresser Marcel Hinain marcel.hinain@aut.edu
Please would you find attached the Lebanon International AIUTA AUT Conference Program next october 10-12th 2019. For all information please would you contact marcel.hinain@aut.edu Secretariat AIUTA |
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| PHILOSOPHY GROUPS | ||
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| The Center for the Study of Language and Information (CSLI) serves Stanford faculty and students who are engaged in research involving computational, logical, and stochastic modeling of cognitive functions and processes. CSLI was founded in 1983 by researchers from Stanford University, SRI International, and (the former Xerox) PARC. At present, the eleven core and twenty-four affiliated Stanford faculty members and their students are concentrated in the departments of Psychology, Linguistics, Philosophy, Computer Science, and Communication, the School of Education, and the interdepartmental Symbolic Systems Program. | ||
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