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The Media is Responsible: Creative Communication Experts Advocate Change for the Environment
ASEF explored the role of the media and other players in the creative communication industry in a workshop at the ENVForum Conference “Educating Audiences in Creating Demand for Sustainable Consumption & Production: The Role and Responsibility of the Media, Entertainment & Creative Industries”. More…
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How does Europe perceive Asia?
The Asia-Europe Foundation has embarked on a major transnational research project to examine the public, media and opinion leader perceptions of Asia amongst Europeans. More…
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Can Asia and Europe squeeze into a classroom?
“In 10 days, I visited 26 countries and I met 27 great, unique, talented, smart people”, said Lenka Marincova from Czech Republic, “I think we could see that we are different but at the same time, very similar”. More…
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AEC-NET: Bringing the classroom to cyberspace
ASEF sees the importance of ICT in education for schools in Asia and Europe. The Asia-Europe Classroom Network (AEC-NET) programme forges contacts among secondary and high school, teachers and students in Asia and Europe through ICT. More…
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Asia Europe Journal: Asia-Europe perceptions
The October 2010 issue of the “Asia Europe Journal” focuses on the perceptions of the modern European policy, the European Union and provides first analysis on the ASiE study of Asia’s image in Europe. More…
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Asia-Europe museum network celebrates 10 years of exchanges
Over 80 museum representatives from 29 Asian and European countries met at musée du quai Branly, Paris, France, on 8-10 September for the Asia-Europe Museum Network’s (ASEMUS) General Conference to celebrate 10 years of exchanges furthering Asian heritage. More…
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Ministers commend ASEF for increasing cultural understanding between Asia and Europe
At the 4th Asia-Europe Culture Ministers’ Meeting held in Poznan, Poland on 9-10 September, culture ministers from countries taking part in the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) process commended the Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) for its work in increasing cultural understanding between the two regions. More…
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Emerging artists examine changing cultural identities in 7th Asia-Europe Art Camp
In the seventh edition of the Asia-Europe Art Camp, 18 emerging visual artists from the two regions examined rapidly changing cultural identities through their creative works. More…
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Exploring New Ideas for Urban Sustainability at the Shanghai World Expo
The Asia-Europe Young Urban Leaders’ Dialogue gathered over 29 young professionals from 26 ASEM countries to discuss key issues of urban sustainability. Three participants shared some of their ideas on urban sustainability and their experiences during the workshop. More…
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Experts urge greater inclusiveness and more dialogue in managing cultural heritage
Scholars and cultural professionals from 19 ASEM countries urge policy makers taking part in the ASEM Culture Ministers’ Meeting and ASEM8 Summit to support platforms that include different stakeholders. More…
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What does regionalisation mean for Asia?
The 33rd Asia-Europe Lecture Tour entitled “The Regionalisation of the World. What does It Mean for Asia?” brought Prof Dr Luk Van Langenhove, Director of the United Nations University Institute for Comparative Regional Integration Studies, to five locations in Asia. More…
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The Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) promotes greater mutual understanding between Asia and Europe through intellectual, cultural and people-to-people exchanges. Through ASEF, civil society concerns are included as a vital component of deliberations of the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM). ASEF was established in February 1997 by the participating governments of ASEM and has since implemented over 450 projects, engaging over 15,000 direct participants as well as reaching out to a much wider audience in Asia and Europe.
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