World Ecitizens
Sharing cultural diversity
What is the World Ecitizens Project?
The World Ecitizens (WE) Project aims to encourage
understanding between peoples and communities and to share
the fascinating diversity within nations and across the world.
WE take responsibility for our actions and strive
to make the world a better place.
WE
Chapters:
WE Chapters |
The Community Leaders |
Kora, The Gambia, Africa |
Francis Olabampe |
Moremi, Nigeria, Africa |
Elizabeth Mboge |
MatildaNet, Sydney, Australia |
Sandy Schuck |
Sunshine, Bahamas |
Paulet Brown |
UnnayanNet, Bangladesh |
Shahjahan Siraj |
No Frontiers : Belfast |
Sarah Quilty |
Dublin |
Eileen Brennan Freeman |
London |
Mara Chrystie |
MiraNet, Varna, Bulgaria |
Katya Toneva |
|
Galina Momcheva |
Scola del Mer, Catalonia |
Juis del Rodriquez |
Mistral, Enlaces, Temuco, Chile |
Enrique Hinostroza |
Mulan, Beijing, China |
Zhang Tiedo |
Czech Miranda, Czech Republic |
Bozena Mannova |
MirandaEastEngland |
Ben Franklin |
MirandaLondon |
Tim Brosnan |
MirandaMiddleEngland |
David Fuller |
MirandaNorthEngland |
John Cuthell |
MirandaNorthWestEngland |
Steve Moss |
MirandaWestEngland |
Maulfry Worthington |
|
Elizabeth Carruthers |
Tulip, Holland |
Jan Lepeltak |
InishNet |
Bryn Holmes |
Plum Blossom, Osaka, Japan |
Hiro Tanaka |
Katerina, Russia |
Alla Kratzova |
Damascus, Syria |
Rouida Wanli |
MirandaUSA, USA |
Niki Davis |
Partners in this project over the years have included
DfES, SchoolScape@Future, Digital Brain, Promethean, Microsoft,
MirandaNet, 2000AD, Toshiba. Email us if you would like to
participate in world e-collaborations:
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