MAY FUNDRAISING MONTH
The traditional UWC May fundraising has gotten off the ground with early returns a little better than in prior years. Fundraising is being conducted through the UWC Bulletin, by our central representations in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia. In addition various Ukrainian newspapers in the United States and Canada are assisting by inserting our fundraising appeal together with an envelope in one of their issues. We should like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Homin Ukrainy, The New Pathway, Ukrainski Visti (Edmonton), Svoboda, Meest and The Ukrainian Weekly. Our member organizations are urged to forward their assesment/memebership dues at this time to enable the functioning of our various activities. We extend gratitude to all contributors.
IV WORLD FORUM DELEGATES
Any Ukrainian organizations receiving this Newsletter who are interested in being represented through voting delegates at the IV World Forum and have either not registered or have encountered difficulty in registering are urged to alert us immediately, providing the specific names of delegates. Be advised that the number of delegates is limited to 450, allocated 150 to Ukraine, Eastern Diaspora and the Western Diaspora respectively. Eastern Diaspora includes Moldova as well as Transdniester, Belarus, Russia, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Tadzhikistan and Kirghizstan. Western Diaspora includes Europe, Africa, Middle East, North and South America, Australia and New Zealand. Consequently, please be less than generous in designating delegates.
ANNUAL UWC SESSION
The annual UWC Board of Directors meeting will convene in Kyiv, August 21-22, 2006. The specific venue is the building of the Writers’ Union of Ukraine on Bankivska Street. We should like to extend our gratitude to the Writers’ Union of Ukraine and specifically its chair, Volodymyr Yavorivsky for offering accommodations. A tentative meeting agenda is provided on the reverse side. Kindly review and comment with specific amendments and additions. All will be considered if not contravened statutorily. While voting participation at the meeting is limited by statute to members of the Board, we extend an invitation to representatives of any organization with whom we have established a line of communication. We promise to be flexible hearing all subject to time constraints. Kindly note that the agenda includes, not only traditional matters such as reports by offices and council/commission chairs, but country reports as well. We do ask, however, that all speakers submit a “request to speak” no later than by July 15 and agree to abide by time regulations. All presentations/reports must be in writing for subsequent submission and publication.
CONFERENCE OF UKRAINIAN YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS (CUYO) SEEKS CONTACT
The UWC’s CUYO has established a page at the UWC’s website and seeks communication and information from any Ukrainian youth or student community or “hromada” globally. The purpose is to establish a communications network for Ukrainian young people and youth groups worldwide. Please contact Andrij Bihun either by visiting the webpage or communicating directly via e-mail.
Monday, August 21, 2006
9:00 Opening Ceremonies (Venue to be determined)
10:00 Introductory remarks and agenda adoption
Ratification of Minutes
Country Reports (United States, Canada, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, Australia, United Kingdom, France, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Slovakia, Greece, Czech Republic, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Poland, Austria, Belgium, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Mozambique, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Moldova, Transdniester, Belarus, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Russia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan)
Discussion
1:00 Lunch Break
2:00 Council/ Commission Reports (World Social Services Council, World Educational Coordinating Council, Commission of Human and Civil Rights, World Scholarly Council, Sport Commission, Conference of Ukrainian Youth Organization, UN Council, Trafficking Council, World Media Council, World Council to Aid New Arrivals, World Council on Cultural Affairs, World Ukrainian Cooperative Council)
Discussion
6:00 Reception
Tuesday, August 22, 2006
9:30 Reports of Officers (President, Vice Presidents, General Secretary, Treasurer, Financial Director)
Auditing Commission
Discussion
12:00 New Members
Budget
Election of By-Laws Committee
Consideration of Venue: 2007 Annual Meeting and 2008 Congress
1:30 Press Conference
145 EVANS AVENUE, SUITE 207 ● Toronto, ON M8Z 5X8, Canada ● TEL. (416) 323-3020 ● FAX (416) 323-3250, e-mail: congress@look.ca NET: www.ukrainianworldconress.org
225 E. 11th Street, New York, NY 10003 USA ● Tel. (212) 254-2260 ● Fax (212) 979-101
The traditional UWC May fundraising has gotten off the ground with early returns a little better than in prior years. Fundraising is being conducted through the UWC Bulletin, by our central representations in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia. In addition various Ukrainian newspapers in the United States and Canada are assisting by inserting our fundraising appeal together with an envelope in one of their issues. We should like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Homin Ukrainy, The New Pathway, Ukrainski Visti (Edmonton), Svoboda, Meest and The Ukrainian Weekly. Our member organizations are urged to forward their assesment/memebership dues at this time to enable the functioning of our various activities. We extend gratitude to all contributors.
IV WORLD FORUM DELEGATES
Any Ukrainian organizations receiving this Newsletter who are interested in being represented through voting delegates at the IV World Forum and have either not registered or have encountered difficulty in registering are urged to alert us immediately, providing the specific names of delegates. Be advised that the number of delegates is limited to 450, allocated 150 to Ukraine, Eastern Diaspora and the Western Diaspora respectively. Eastern Diaspora includes Moldova as well as Transdniester, Belarus, Russia, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Tadzhikistan and Kirghizstan. Western Diaspora includes Europe, Africa, Middle East, North and South America, Australia and New Zealand. Consequently, please be less than generous in designating delegates.
ANNUAL UWC SESSION
The annual UWC Board of Directors meeting will convene in Kyiv, August 21-22, 2006. The specific venue is the building of the Writers’ Union of Ukraine on Bankivska Street. We should like to extend our gratitude to the Writers’ Union of Ukraine and specifically its chair, Volodymyr Yavorivsky for offering accommodations. A tentative meeting agenda is provided on the reverse side. Kindly review and comment with specific amendments and additions. All will be considered if not contravened statutorily. While voting participation at the meeting is limited by statute to members of the Board, we extend an invitation to representatives of any organization with whom we have established a line of communication. We promise to be flexible hearing all subject to time constraints. Kindly note that the agenda includes, not only traditional matters such as reports by offices and council/commission chairs, but country reports as well. We do ask, however, that all speakers submit a “request to speak” no later than by July 15 and agree to abide by time regulations. All presentations/reports must be in writing for subsequent submission and publication.
CONFERENCE OF UKRAINIAN YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS (CUYO) SEEKS CONTACT
The UWC’s CUYO has established a page at the UWC’s website and seeks communication and information from any Ukrainian youth or student community or “hromada” globally. The purpose is to establish a communications network for Ukrainian young people and youth groups worldwide. Please contact Andrij Bihun either by visiting the webpage or communicating directly via e-mail.
Monday, August 21, 2006
9:00 Opening Ceremonies (Venue to be determined)
10:00 Introductory remarks and agenda adoption
Ratification of Minutes
Country Reports (United States, Canada, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, Australia, United Kingdom, France, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Slovakia, Greece, Czech Republic, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Poland, Austria, Belgium, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Mozambique, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Moldova, Transdniester, Belarus, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Russia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan)
Discussion
1:00 Lunch Break
2:00 Council/ Commission Reports (World Social Services Council, World Educational Coordinating Council, Commission of Human and Civil Rights, World Scholarly Council, Sport Commission, Conference of Ukrainian Youth Organization, UN Council, Trafficking Council, World Media Council, World Council to Aid New Arrivals, World Council on Cultural Affairs, World Ukrainian Cooperative Council)
Discussion
6:00 Reception
Tuesday, August 22, 2006
9:30 Reports of Officers (President, Vice Presidents, General Secretary, Treasurer, Financial Director)
Auditing Commission
Discussion
12:00 New Members
Budget
Election of By-Laws Committee
Consideration of Venue: 2007 Annual Meeting and 2008 Congress
1:30 Press Conference
145 EVANS AVENUE, SUITE 207 ● Toronto, ON M8Z 5X8, Canada ● TEL. (416) 323-3020 ● FAX (416) 323-3250, e-mail: congress@look.ca NET: www.ukrainianworldconress.org
225 E. 11th Street, New York, NY 10003 USA ● Tel. (212) 254-2260 ● Fax (212) 979-101
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