EWC/EWCA 2008 Bali International Conference : building an Asia Pacific community : unity in diversity, November 13-15, 2008, Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel, Bali, Indonesia : [program]
EWC/EWCA 2008 Bali International Conference : building an Asia Pacific community : unity in diversity, November 13-15, 2008, Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel, Bali, Indonesia : [program]
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2008-11
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EWC/EWCA International Conference
East-West Center
East-West Center Association. Jakarta Chapter
East-West Center Association. Bali Chapter
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Honolulu, HI : East-West Center
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Building an Asia Pacific community : unity in diversity
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530 people of all ages from 45 different countries converged at the 2008 EWCA International Conference in Bali, Indonesia for three days of meetings and fellowship.
There was a program for everyone’s interests: health, religion, education, music, culture, business, human rights, economics, social justice leadership, philanthropy, the media, the environment, globalization, governance & democracy, as well as women’s economic and social progress.
A number of alumni were honored for their accomplishments and service to the EWCA: U Maung Maung, Joe Overton, Didin Sastrapradja, Claire Richmond, A. Seshan, Dennis Zvinakis, Kuldeep Mathur, and Riley Lee. Two chapters shared the outstanding alumni chapter award: Bangkok, Thailand and Dhaka, Bangladesh.
The social events were highlighted by an opening dinner and Indonesian entertainment hosted by Indonesia’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism, a UH-Alumni reception, and the closing Aloha Dinner with Indonesian music and dance arranged by alumnus Garrett Kam.
There was a program for everyone’s interests: health, religion, education, music, culture, business, human rights, economics, social justice leadership, philanthropy, the media, the environment, globalization, governance & democracy, as well as women’s economic and social progress.
A number of alumni were honored for their accomplishments and service to the EWCA: U Maung Maung, Joe Overton, Didin Sastrapradja, Claire Richmond, A. Seshan, Dennis Zvinakis, Kuldeep Mathur, and Riley Lee. Two chapters shared the outstanding alumni chapter award: Bangkok, Thailand and Dhaka, Bangladesh.
The social events were highlighted by an opening dinner and Indonesian entertainment hosted by Indonesia’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism, a UH-Alumni reception, and the closing Aloha Dinner with Indonesian music and dance arranged by alumnus Garrett Kam.
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Organized by East-West Center, East-West Center Association, EWCA Jakarta chapter, EWCA Bali chapter.
For more about the East-West Center, see https://www.eastwestcenter.org/
For more about the East-West Center, see https://www.eastwestcenter.org/
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East-West Center - Alumni and alumnae
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