The Global Women's Health Organization (GWHO) is organizing a Global Summit On HIV/AIDS & Female Trafficking. We invite you to take part in the upcoming Global Summit , taking place from 1st – 4th December 2010 in Century Blvd, Washington, D.C USA and from 7th – 10th December in Vicenza Italy.
The summit will deliver interactive workshop sessions that will enable delegates to share best practice, exchange ideas, empower each other and discuss the latest research findings.
If you are interested to participate and want to represent your country, you may contact the secretariat of the organizing committee by email (gwho_summit@globomail.com) for more information.
You may get back to me with my email: isabella_anderson@globomail.com
Sincerely
Isabella Anderson
Youth Leader
Global Women's Health Organization
1501 Century Blvd, Washington, D.C 20037
Tel: +1-516-303-0030
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Friday, October 15, 2010
October Audubon Advisory: Six Month Report on Gulf
From: Audubon
Audubon Advisory
October 2010
Vol 2010 Issue 9
Six Months Later: Audubon Reports on the Louisiana Coast
Yesterday, Audubon released a new report on the status of birds and oil along the Louisiana Coast. Read more to download the report
and see an audio slide show.
VICTORY! Court Upholds Critical Habitat Designation for Piping Plovers
A federal judge has ruled in favor of designating critical habitat areas for wintering Piping Plovers in North Carolina in
compliance with the Endangered Species Act. Read more.
Mission: Renewable - Next Steps for Climate Change Campaign
Congress might act before the end of the year to advance a few clean energy measures, including a nationwide renewable electricity
standard. Read more.
Audubon Wish List for "Lame Duck" Congress
From advocating for legislation to address the oil spill and other conservation priorities to defending the Clean Air Act...Audubon
will be busy when Congress returns after the election. Read more.
Phillies Wives Organize Auction to Benefit Audubon
Proceeds from an online auction of autographed bats from Major League Baseball teams and players-including Cy Young winner Roy
Halliday-will benefit Audubon's efforts to address the oil spill disaster and advance long-term restoration in the region. Read more
to find out how to bid and watch a video about the auction.
Briefly Noted
New Partnership with National Wildlife Refuges.
Audubon Chapters Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Arctic Refuge
October Mystery Bird
Congratulations to Rebecca B., of Westfield, MA, who was randomly chosen from the entries that correctly identified last month's
Dark-eyed Junco, at right. Good luck with this month's challenge, below. HINT: This bird with Halloween plumage is found throughout
the western United States in the summer-and it's not an oriole! The winner will receive a plush Audubon singing bird and will be
chosen at random from all entries received that correctly identify the species (NAS employees can play but not win). One entry per
person please! Please email us your entry, being sure the words "Mystery Bird" appear in the subject line. Deadline for entering is
Sunday, November 7. Photo credits: Dark-eyed Junco-Dave Menke/USFWS, Mystery Bird-Steve Ryan/Wikimedia Commons (CC-BY-SA-2.0)
The Audubon Advisory is published monthly by Audubon's Public Policy Program.
1150 Connecticut Ave NW Suite 600, Washington, DC 20036
(202) 861-2242 | audubonaction@audubon.org
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