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iEARN News August 2016
Check out the August Edition of iEARN News to get information on project updates, a new project book, information on registering for the fall learning circles and more.
2016 Conference Cancelled
Unfortunately, due to a number of reasons beyond the organizers control, the 2016 iEARN International Conference and Youth Summit had to be cancelled. We would like to thank the entire iEARN-India team for all of the hard work that they put into organizing this event.
May News
The May edition of iEARN In Action is now available here.
February News
Find out which projects are looking for partners, what contests are running and what events are upcoming in the iEARN News.
From Russia With Love
We would like to thank Mrs. Elena Kamenskaya and her husband Andrew for visiting us at Moonstone Elementary School yesterday. Mrs. Kamenskaya is the director of the Lingva-Plus Linguistic School in Artyom, Russia. Here are some of the images of the students at their school (ages 3-17).
iEARN International Conference In Pune, India – Early Bird Registration
Registration is now open for the 2016 iEARNInternational Conference and Youth Summit inPune, India. iEARN-India is offering and early bird registration rate, saving $100 on the registration fee, to participants who pay before November 15th. Check out the conference website for more information about the event, theme, organizers, and registration at iearn2016.org
Polar Bears International Web Conferences
Jennifer Corrierio, founder and executive Director of TakingITGlobal will be in Churchill Manitoba with Polar Bears International. documenting the polar bear migration. She will be travelling in Tundra Buggy along with climate change specialists and scientists. They will be connecting LIVE to schools across Canada, talking about climate change and sending live video of polar bears migrating. It truly is an incredible experience to be able to talk to the scientists while watching polar bears right outside their window.
This special event requires registration. Information about the sessions and how to register can be found at:
Climate Change In My Backyard
Climate Change in My Backyard is an initiative to create and share artwork to depict what climate change looks like throughout the world. The work is shared on a global gallery and then will be displayed at the COP21 Climate Change conference in Paris this December. For more information regarding the project, please visit:
Teddy Bear Project
The Teddy Bear Project is one of the most popular projects within iEARN. The registration is ongoing, however, it is advisable to set up your collaboration partnership early on in the year.
To find a partner for the Teddy Bear Project, visit: