FPCD 2010 Annual Report

Annual Report
2010
Achieving the Millennium Development Goals Through Education, Action and Development ___________________________________________________________________
Women Youth Environment Veterans _________________________________________________

In recognition of the 63rd Annual UN Conference on Advancing Global Health And in honor of the 2010 International Year of Biodiversity
The Foundation for Post Conflict Development 245 Park Avenue, 24th Floor, New York, New York USA 10167 Phone (212) 643-5467 Fax (212) 372.8798 www.postconflictdev.org
Dear FPCD friends and supporters, This year has been an exciting and evolutionary year for the FPCD. From promoting biodiversity in Timor-Leste, coordinating the UN Pre-Youth Conference, hosting at the 7th Annual UN Youth Assembly in New York, and joining forces with the Monaco Boys Choir to build a youth center, the Foundation continues to promote post-conflict development. We give thanks to Dr. Hinrich Kaiser, one of our FPCD International Advisory Board Members, and his team of explorers (pictured above on site in Timor-Leste), who, under the auspices of the Tropical Research Initiative of Victor Valley College, have discovered up to 15 new species in Timor-Leste. This important scientific heritage is part of the unique cultural identity of Timor-Leste. The research conducted by Dr. Kaiser and his able team contributes to the protection and preservation of this important aspect of the environment and created new postage stamps in Timor-Leste! We would also like to give special thanks to Ms.Sophie Denis, elite athlete and Goodwill Ambassador for Nepal Tourism, for joining the FPCD International Advisory Board. The 2011 Alpine Youth Challenge aims to build six new youth centers. With great pride, we present our Annual Report 2010. Thank you for your support. Sincerely yours, The FPCD Board of Directors: Claudia Abate, Executive Director.. cabate@postconflictdev.org Frank Abate..fabate@postconflictdev.org Vincent Wilkinsonvwilkinson@postconflictdev.org David Gethings.dgethings@postconflictdev.org Mary David...marymdavid@gmail.com
Report Compiled by Faith Bogue and Rachel McCroy
January__________________________________
Award presented to Executive Director, Claudia Abate
Orphans International Worldwide 2010 Global Citizenship Award for Leadership in Helping Humanity
From Jim Luce, Founder and CEO of Orphans International
Ms. Abates personal and global commitment to humanity with a focus on infant and maternal health, as well as family and youth community initiatives, coincide with that of Mr. Luce. Our children need strong role models. Especially now, as we help to repair Haiti, we know that all children must acknowledge our common humanity. Claudia epitomizes through her work with the Foundation for Post Conflict Development the type of Thought Leader and Global Citizen that we hope, not only the children in our care, but all children globally will aspire to.
Interfaith Interracial International Intergenerational Internet-Connected www.oiww.org
February_________________________________
A Moment of Silence for the Victims of the Earthquake in Haiti
"One month ago today, a devastating earthquake hit Haiti taking the lives of thousands of Haitians and nearly 100 of our UN friends and colleagues, the biggest single loss of life in the history of UN Peacekeeping. As we mark this solemn anniversary, we pay tribute to the memory of our fallen friends and colleagues, honor their sacrifice and reaffirm our commitment to legacy in serving - as they did - the highest principles of the Organization through our daily work and our dedicated and continued support to the Haitian people."
by Alain Le Roy and Susana Malcorra, taken from the DPKO Support Page on Facebook. The FPCD family stands united with the Haitian people and UN Family.
March
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Step by Step FPCD Supports Stories of Resistance and Survival of the Women of East Timor
Step by Step provides the opportunity for thirteen outspoken Timorese women to tell their life stories: what it was like living in a Portuguese colony; how they were affected by the Indonesian invasion; what day to day life was like under the occupation or in the diaspora; how they contributed to the resistance; what they experienced in the mayhem after the referendum; and how they have adapted to the stark contrast of independence.
------------------- And the Registration of the Elderly and Disabled in Timor-Leste
In the presence of His Excellency Mr. Agio Pereira, the Secretary of State for the Council of Ministers of Timor-Leste, registration of the elderly and disabled successfully took place. The registration process that is occurring throughout Timor-Leste's 13 districts will enhance the quality of life of often forgotten sectors of society. Inter-ministerial cooperation between the Ministry of Social Solidarity, Ministry of Health and Electoral Commission is successfully occurring to create a society for all ages, without discrimination. For the first time, the elderly and the disabled of Timor-Leste will become eligible for pensions. The Foundation for Post Conflict Development 245 Park Avenue, 24th Floor, New York, New York USA 10167 Phone (212) 643-5467 Fax (212) 372.8798 www.postconflictdev.org
April____________________________________
FPCD Assistant Hosts Successful Fundraiser
Intern Faith Bogue raises funds at Arcadia University through a fundraising show and dinner event. For her honors project, Faith wanted to raise awareness about the Millennium Development Goals supported by the FPCD, such as ending extreme poverty, as well as maternal and infant mortality.
Photo Credit: http://bulletin.arcadia.edu/2010/04/bogue-hosts-benefit-dinner-party-for-honors-project/
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Insights from the Field

Conversations with Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding Practitioners
Executive Director presents on panel for Conflict Resolution Working Group at Columbia Universitys School of International & Public Affairs and ACCORD of Columbias Teachers College, April 28th.
May_____________________________________
FPCD Director named Program Coordinator for United Nations Youth Conference
FPCD Director of Special Projects and Foundation Representative to the United Nations, Mr. David Gethings, is Program Coordinator for the Second Annual Youth Pre-Conference, in preparation for the 63rd Annual United Nations DPI/NGO Conference. The theme of the Conference is "Advance Global Health: Achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)."
The aim of the Pre-Conference was to educate and empower the youth (1624) about issues regarding Global Health and the MDGs. The Foundation for Post Conflict Development 245 Park Avenue, 24th Floor, New York, New York USA 10167 Phone (212) 643-5467 Fax (212) 372.8798 www.postconflictdev.org
FPCD supports the International
Day of
the Midwife
The FPCD aligns itself with the joint message of Thoraya Ahmed Obaid, Executive Director of UNFPA, United Nations Population Fund, and Agneta S. Bridges, Secretary-General, ICM, the International Confederation of Midwives.
The World Needs Midwives Now More than Ever

On May 3, 2010, the International Day of the Midwife, a message was issued that reminds us that each year hundreds of thousands of women die and three million newborns do not survive the first week of life because they lack access to maternity health services and skilled midwifery care.
On the International Day of the Midwife, the ICM and UNFPA called on governments to urgently address the shortage of 350,000 midwives worldwide. UNFPA's Thoraya Obaid said: "No woman should die trying to give life. Increased investment is needed to provide midwifery skills and life saving services and to make midwives a priority within health programs, policies and budgets." The ICM's Agneta Bridges said: "Skilled midwives are urgently needed in many communities that are hard-to-reach, have insufficient midwives, or are affected by conflict." The UNFPA and ICM point out that midwives can prevent up to 90 percent of maternal deaths where they are authorized to practice their competencies and play a full role during pregnancy, childbirth and after birth. They have a critical role in providing family planning, counseling, and preventing HIV transmission from mother to child. As the world gears up for the 10-year review of the Millennium Development Goals, both organizations will be campaigning to increase funding for goals 4, 5 and 6: to reduce child mortality, improve maternal health, and combat HIV and AIDS.
June____________________________________
FPCD members participate in 2nd Annual Youth Pre-Conference at the African Union on Advancing Global Health and Achieving the Millennium Development Goals
Executive Director Claudia Abate, Partner Bienmoyo founder Jeffrey Blander, and HowGlobal founder Rachael Paulson encourage youth to support the Millennium Development Goals.
Executive Director Claudia Abate with Director of Special Projects David Gethings
The Second Annual Youth Pre-Conference took place on June 16th at the Permanent Observer Mission of the African Union to the United Nations. The conference was in preparation for the 63rd Annual United Nations DPI/NGO Conference that took place in Melbourne, Australia in September. The Pre-Conference was designed to be an opportunity for youth to engage in current issues, network, and learn about the theme of this years conference in Melbourne: Advance Global Health: Achieve the Millennium Development Goals. Executive Director Claudia Abate spoke at the event about many of the FPCDs continuing health- related projects in Timor- Leste, including the Prince Rainier III Maternity Clinic, the Becora Youth Center, and the Reforestation and Family Income Project. FPCD partners Rachael Paulson of Hands on the World Global and Dr. Jeffrey Blander of the Bienmoyo Foundation also spoke at the event about the importance of tackling global health issues and the power of youth to do so. David Gethings, who currently serves as Director of Special Projects at the FPCD, was Program Director of this event. Other members of the Board of Directors several FPCD interns also attended. The full version of the Executive Directors speech at the Youth Pre- Conference can be read here: http://www.scribd.com/doc/33242681/Remarks-by-Claudia-Abate-Pre-Youth-Conference Information about the Pre- Conference, the schedule, and the other speakers, can be found here: http://globallearning.fdu.edu/conferences/ypc/index.html
FPCD partners with the International Youth Council in preparing for the August 4-6th 7th Annual Youth Assembly on Advancing Global Health and Fulfilling the MDGs in New York, New York. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------FPCD Executive Director Chaired 3 Roundtables at the UN Global Compact Summit
(From Left to Right: Nancy Gomez, President& Founder EVE-olution Foundation, Liz Benham, President BPI International & FPCD Executive Director, address the Summit about Gender Issues Photo Credit: www.bpw-international.org)
The UN Global Compact is a strategic policy initiative for businesses that are committed to aligning their operations and strategies with ten universally accepted principles in the areas of human rights, labour, environment and anti-corruption. By doing so, business, as a primary driver of glob alization, can help ensure that markets, commerce, technology and finance advance in ways that benefit economies and societies* On June 24-25, 2010, leaders from academic fields, diplomacy, business, finance, and government convened in New York to discuss a platform for organizations to convene, collaborate and commit to building a new era of sustainability. FPCD Executive Director Claudia Abate had the honor of chairing 3 roundtables at the event: Roundtable 1: Setting the Sustainability Agenda Roundtable 2: Leading the Change Roundtable 3: Achieving Development
*(Information taken from the UN Global Compact website: http://www.unglobalcompact.org/AboutTheGC/index.html)
July______________________________________
The Monaco Boys Choir/ Les Petits Chanteurs de Monaco/ Conclude USA Tour by raising funds for a Youth Center in Timor-Leste
The Choir, under the direction of Maestro Pierre Debat and under the High Patronage of His Serene Highness Prince Albert II, dedicated a selection of the 2010 USA concert series to a project in Timor-Leste. These concerts took place in St. Bridget's Church in Philadelphia, thanks to Mr. John B. Kelly III, Holy Trinity Church in Washington DC, thanks to H.E. Ambassador Gilles Noghes, and in the Florida International University, Wertheim Concert Hall thanks to Honorary Vice-Consul of Monaco in Miami, Mr. Tomas Abreu.
(Pictured above: His Excellency Mr. Gilles Noghes, Ambassador of the Principality of Monaco to the United States, stands outside the White House with the Monaco Boys Choir).
Youth Helping Youth The Maubara Youth Center in Timor-Leste
His Excellency Mr. Constancio Pinto, Ambassador of Timor-Leste to the United States, was a guest of honor at the event organized by the Embassy of the Principality of Monaco and the FPCD because the volition of the Monaco Boys Choir supports a youth center in his country. Members of the Monaco Boys Choir, pictured with the Ambassador above, were delighted to meet and talk with Ambassador Pinto, who encouraged the Choir to visit Maubara in the future.
Monsigneur Bernard Barsi, Archbishop of Monaco, was an Honored Guest
The Embassy of the Principality of Monaco, together with the FPCD, were delighted by the presence of Monsigneur Barsi at the joint event on 12 July at the Holy Trinity Church in Georgetown, Washington DC. The FPCD was able to share the successes Monaco has had in Timor-Leste and explain how the Maubara Youth Center is in harmony with these actions.
(Pictured above from left to right, Mr. Maurice Pilot, FPCD Assistants Ms. Rachel McCroy and Ms. Faith Bogue, Maestro Pierre Debat, Executive Director Claudia Abate and Msgr Bermard Barsi).
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Fundraiser in Times Square

In an effort to create innovative ways to raise awareness about the Foundation, friends and family of FPCD members joined together to have breakfast, lunch and dinner to raise funds in support of FPCDs programmes. 25% of proceeds donated to the FPCD. Chevys has donated over 2 million dollars to local communities. www.chevys.com
August___________________________________
FPCD Assistants Run Workshop at Youth Assembly in the United Nations
FPCD Assistants Faith Bogue and Rachel McCroy facilitated a workshop discussion on Maternal Health at the UN Youth Assembly, August 4-6. The workshop was one of eight sessions which focused on informing and discussing the Millennium Development Goals. The discussion focused on the current issues surrounding the achievement of universal maternal health, certain cultural barriers, possible solutions, and the ways in which the FPCD is working to improve maternal health through the construction of maternity clinics in Timor- Leste. To learn more about the Youth Assembly, please visit: http://www.faf.org/unyouthassembly/ya_home.htm
October__________________________________
FPCD's New International Advisory Board Member, Sophie Denis, Breaks 5 World Records
FPCD is privileged to announce the appointment of Elite Athlete Sophie Denis to the International Advisory Board. Not new to the Foundation, having carried FPCD's flag to the top of Mt. Everest in 2008, Ms. Denis became the first woman in the world to summit 5 new routes in Peru, naming them as well: the Suiricocha North Face: "Everything is Possible"; Manon Dos West Face: "Beyond Survival"; Vicunita West Face: "Sacred Ayahuasca"; Huantsan West Summit: Les Trois Mousquetaires and Huantsan North Summit: Illusion. The Foundation for Post Conflict Development 245 Park Avenue, 24th Floor, New York, New York USA 10167 Phone (212) 643-5467 Fax (212) 372.8798 www.postconflictdev.org
FPCD and Sophie Denis Team Up to Support 2011 Alpine Challenge: Create 6 Youth Centers in 6 Communities while Sophie Denis Climbs 6 Peaks above 26,000ft in 6 months
FPCD's Youth Program 2011 will support youth initiatives in "post conflict" countries and aim to create 6 youth centers in 6 different communities along with Sophie's alpine challenge of climbing 6 peaks above 26,000ft in 6 months. This powerful project will be a life changing experience for our Youth, delivering a strong message of hope and beyond in line with Ms. Denis' motto: everything is possible.
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FPCD Supports New Gender Equality in the Workplace Tool
The Gender Equality Principles Initiative (GEP) is a project to help businesses around the world achieve greater gender equality and build more productive workplaces. The GEP Initiative provides companies with a web-based self-assessment tool and extensive resources that can be used to improve gender equality from the factory floor to the boardroom on 7 fundamental issues. The GEP is a partnership among the San Francisco Department on the Status of Women, Calvert Group, Ltd, and Verite who joined together in 2008 to draft the Gender Equality Principles based on the Calvert Womens Principles and the human rights treaty, CEDAW (Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women). The Calvert Womens Principles and GEP are the basis for the UN Global Compact Womens Empowerment Principles. All materials and resources have been created with direct input from a range of companies, nongovernmental organizations, and experts in gender, human rights, labor, employment, and legal issues. The interactive GEP website, http://www.genderprinciples.org/ was just launched in June 2010.
Photo Credit: http://www.businesslink.gov.uk/bdotg/action/layer?topicId=1080834416
FPCD Executive Director Addresses the UN NGO Committee on the Family
On the 28th of October, 2010, Ms. Claudia Abate, FPCD Executive Director, addressed the UN NGO Committee on the family about how the FPCDs challenging work in Timor- Leste is strengthening the family unit through maternal health, reforestation, and youth. Ms. Abate explained that through the building of several maternity clinics in Timor- Leste, the FPCD is decreasing maternal deaths, thereby decreasing orphans and strengthening the upbringing of hundreds of children. The FPCDs Reforestation and Family Income Project assists families from a nutritional angle by creating kitchen gardens, diversification of food crops, fish ponds, and coffee shade trees so that families living in poverty can increase their nutrients, earn a living, and help the environment, thus bringing families together in gainful employment. Finally, Ms. Abate explained that in the post conflict or poverty setting, when youth focus on unemployment, lack of education or lack of opportunity, boredom can be a destabilizing factor to the family unit and communities of families through vandalism or violence. The youth centers the FPCD builds in Timor- Leste are providing fun and wholesome centers for youth to be actively engaged.
November_______________________________
FPCD Supports UN Secretary-General's Message on International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women
MESSAGE ON THE INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR THE ELIMINATION OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN The Secretary- General: 25 November 2010 My UNiTE to End Violence against Women campaign, and the Network of Men Leaders I launched last year, have generated welcome momentum and engagement. The word is spreading: violence against women and girls has no place in any society, and impunity for perpetrators must no longer be tolerated. On this International Day, I urge all governments, civil society, the corporate sector, individuals to take responsibility for eradicating violence against women and girls." The Foundation for Post Conflict Development 245 Park Avenue, 24th Floor, New York, New York USA 10167 Phone (212) 643-5467 Fax (212) 372.8798 www.postconflictdev.org
When FPCD International Advisory Board Member Dr. Hinrich Kaiser and his team visited Timor-Leste in January 2010, Dr. Kaisers friend and collaborator Mark OShea proposed to create a set of postage stamps for the country, to commemorate 2010 as the Year of Biodiversity and to display some of the more spectacular examples of Timor-Lestes reptiles and amphibians. Mr. O'Shea and Dr. Kaiser made this suggestion to gio Pereira, Secretary of State for the Council of Ministers in Timor-Leste, who suggested that the two create a design for submission to the Council of Ministers. They did this in a manner that raises the profile of the countrys biodiversity by underlining in the design the national flag of Timor-Leste, showing that these animals are a common treasure for all citizens of Timor-Leste. The design was presented to Prime Minister Xanana Gusmo and his Council of Ministers during the summer, and it was approved unanimously. The commemorative stamp sheet was officially launched on 28 November 2010, with the actual postage stamps being released in the near future. Dr. Kaiser, who is also Associate Professor, Department of Biology, Victor Valley College and a Research Collaborator for the National Museum of Natural History sent this touching message to Timor-Leste on the occasion of the Official Launch: "Your Excellency, Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao, Your Excellency, President Lasama, Excellencies on the Council of Ministers, Honorable Members of Parliament, Esteemed Guests. The stamps launched by you today were created first and foremost as a symbol of a united Timor-Leste. Throughout the history of this nation, you have vanquished your common enemies, and each time you have moved closer to national unity. You have now emerged as a united democratic republic, and you are displaying an iron will to succeed in this unity. This body is a testament to this will and to a people on a path of progress. Maybe the common enemies of the past can be replaced by nature, as a common friend. The animals depicted on these stamps are familiar to all the people of Timor-Leste, some ingrained even in the national spirit. May this spirit soar today, as you remember your original Declaration of Independence. I am humbled that I have been able to contribute in a small way to this day, and I am looking forward to my return in January.
Viva Timor-Leste!" The Foundation for Post Conflict Development 245 Park Avenue, 24th Floor, New York, New York USA 10167 Phone (212) 643-5467 Fax (212) 372.8798 www.postconflictdev.org
December________________________________
FPCD Announces it has become a Member of the UN Academic Impact
Committing to the following 10 Principles: 1. A commitment to the principles inherent in the United Nations Charter as values that education seeks to promote and help fulfill; 2. A commitment to human rights, among them freedom of inquiry, opinion, and speech; 3. A commitment to educational opportunity for all people regardless of gender, race, religion or ethnicity; 4. A commitment to the opportunity for every interested individual to acquire the skills and knowledge necessary for the pursuit of higher education; 5. A commitment to building capacity in higher education systems across the world; 6. A commitment to encouraging global citizenship through education; 7. A commitment to advancing peace and conflict resolution through education; 8. A commitment to addressing issues of poverty through education; 9. A commitment to promoting sustainability through education; 10. A commitment to promoting inter-cultural dialogue and understanding, and the unlearning of intolerance, through education. For more information visit: http://academicimpact.org/index.php Note: The FPCD is associated with the United Nations Department of Public Information and as such submits itself to annual reviews and participates in regular weekly briefings by the UNDPI NGO Section.
FPCDs International Advisory Board
Honorary Members
H.E. Jose Ramos Horta President of the Democratic Republic of TimorLeste
H.E. Xanana Gusmo Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste
Members
H.E. Nassir A. Al-Nasser Ambassador of the State of Qatar to the United Nations
H.E. Ismael Gaspar Martins Ambassador of Angola to the United Nations
HE. Christian Wenaweser Ambassador of the Principality of Liechtenstein to the United Nations
HE. Giulio Terzi di Sant'Agata Ambassador of Italy to the United States
H.E. Gudmundur Eiriksson Ambassador of Iceland to India and Former Judge on the International Law of the Sea Tribunal; University for Peace Faculty
H.E. Martin Andjaba Ambassador of Namibia to the United States
H.E. Jose Maria Chaves* Ambassador of Kyrgyzstan

*deceased
Dr. Thomas Rosandich President and CEO, United States Sports Academy
Dr. Hinrich Kaiser Professor of Biology Victor Valley College
Mr. Mourad Ahmia Executive Secretary of the Group of 77 New York
Mr. Terrence Leong President and CEO Walker Street Associates
Professor Dianne Davis Founding President International Council for Caring Communities (ICCC)
Ms. Tanya Goudsouzian Founding Editor-in-Chief, Soma Digest, Iraq
Ms. Julia Cheng Esq. Founder CyberLawStudio
Sophie Denis Elite Athlete
Mr. Chiranjeeb Das Mr. Das (at right in striped shirt) in his role as Goodwill Ambassador for Sports, visits local children
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Report Created By:
Faith Bogue Assistant to the Executive Director
Rachel McCroy Assistant to the Executive Director
FPCD STRATEGIC PLAN 2010-2013 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Foundation for Post Conflict Development (FPCD) is a neutral organization and makes no judgment on conflict or the manner in which a conflict is resolved. FPCD provides tangible results in post conflict countries. The FPCD has defined 8 global strategic priorities: WOMEN Priority 1: FPCD will build five maternity clinics. Priority 2: FPCD will support the Iraqi Womens Fellowship Foundation. Priority 3: FPCD will build twenty youth centers. Priority 4: FPCD will build one multi-purpose training center. Priority 5: FPCD will support one veterans museum. Priority 6: FPCD will support research about veterans. Priority 7: FPCD will plant one hundred kitchen gardens. Priority 8: FPCD will promote biodiversity and greener environments.
YOUTH
VETERANS
ENVIRONMENT
The FPCD has identified global partner organizations to assist in executing the strategic plan. The following pages define the history of the FPCD, its mission statement and elaboration on the 8 priorities based on its experience and successes of its first five years of operation. The FPCD has a reputation for diligent research, professionalism and high standards of accountability from proposal, execution and follow-up of projects such as the Becora Youth Center in Timor-Leste. __________________________________________________________________________________________
Proposal
Site Visit
Visible Progress
Inauguration
Follow Up Photos above depict the phases of execution of the Becora Youth Center in Dili, Timor-Leste. FPCD Executive Director makes 2007 sites visits; H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco inaugurates Youth Center, April 19 2008; FPCD Dili Advisor follows-up in 2009;Youth Center is a hub of activity for the community it serves in 2010. The Foundation for Post Conflict Development 245 Park Avenue, 24th Floor, New York, New York USA 10167 Phone (212) 643-5467 Fax (212) 372.8798 www.postconflictdev.org
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Women Youth Environment Veterans _________________________________________________

Interfaith Interracial International Intergenerational Internet-Connected www.oiww.org

------------------- And the Registration of the Elderly and Disabled in Timor-Leste

Insights from the Field

FPCD supports the International

The World Needs Midwives Now More than Ever

Youth Helping Youth The Maubara Youth Center in Timor-Leste

Monsigneur Bernard Barsi, Archbishop of Monaco, was an Honored Guest

Fundraiser in Times Square

FPCD Supports New Gender Equality in the Workplace Tool

FPCD Executive Director Addresses the UN NGO Committee on the Family

FPCDs International Advisory Board

H.E. Jose Ramos Horta President of the Democratic Republic of TimorLeste

H.E. Xanana Gusmo Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste

H.E. Ismael Gaspar Martins Ambassador of Angola to the United Nations

HE. Giulio Terzi di Sant'Agata Ambassador of Italy to the United States

H.E. Martin Andjaba Ambassador of Namibia to the United States

H.E. Jose Maria Chaves* Ambassador of Kyrgyzstan

Dr. Hinrich Kaiser Professor of Biology Victor Valley College

Mr. Mourad Ahmia Executive Secretary of the Group of 77 New York

Mr. Terrence Leong President and CEO Walker Street Associates

Ms. Tanya Goudsouzian Founding Editor-in-Chief, Soma Digest, Iraq

Ms. Julia Cheng Esq. Founder CyberLawStudio

Sophie Denis Elite Athlete

Report Created By:

Faith Bogue Assistant to the Executive Director

Rachel McCroy Assistant to the Executive Director

Ways to Stay Updated on the work of FPCD

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