Մարտի 24-ին` ժամը 15:00-ին, Մեդիա նախաձեռնությունների կենտրոնը հրավիրում է ձեզ «Լրադադար» ակումբ «Անձնական տվյալների հրապարակումը մեդիայում» թեմայով քննարկման, որը տեղի կունենա «Ակումբ» սրճարանում:

We are currently looking for an enthusiastic and friendly individual to assist with the organization of all kinds of professional and social events and meetings arranged in the EPF office. The role involves a wide variety of tasks ranging from support, to logistic planning, to the provision of assistance to the EPF staff on the planning and execution of regular meetings and events.

Interview with Marjorie Rouse, Senior Vice President of Programs in Internews (USA).

The end of the Cold War gave rise to new forms of conflict as well as cooperation; to increasingly globalized crime as well as supranational responses to them. The steep decline in inter-state wars and parallel, yet more intermittent, reduction in civil wars, has been an encouraging trend worldwide. Yet, in more immediate terms, humanitarian emergencies such as the Syrian civil war are still raging, with the death toll conservatively estimated by the United Nations at around 250,000 in 2014 and refugee flows of over 4.5 million. With evidence of both terror from above and terror from below in Syria and Iraq, these crises have far reaching implications outside of the region, including global terrorism and the refugee crises within the EU. Outside of the Middle East, other areas with frozen conflicts, de facto states, and unstable peace are creating instability, in a world politically and militarily divided.

Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF) calls for participation in 5^th Conflict Transformation School . which will take place on February 18-21, 2016 in Yerevan. The School is part of Armenia-Azerbaijan dialogue programme funded by UK Conflict Stability Security Fund through British Embassy in Yerevan.

Do young people from rural communities have access to self-development resources? What are the ways of affecting decision-making in their communities? How can they use their talent to bring a positive change in their community? How can they pass the joy from their accomplishments to the larger society? Since 2007, the YouthBank (YB) program managed by Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF) gives answers to some of these questions.