Author name: ASCOA

Sarah Cowley

Small Group of Social Entrepreneurs Involve Millions in Global Peace Project

More than ever, peace is pertinent in today’s society. We are in a humanitarian crisis unlike anything we’ve seen since World War II, the environment is in trouble and global political power system is in a state of flux. However, as a small group of social entrepreneurs we are turning this energy into something tangible. […]

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May Al Karooni

What is Globechain?

Globechain.com is an online reuse platform that connects people, charities and businesses to enable them to reuse unwanted items within a global supply chain network creating a waste audit and social impact value for members. From shop fixtures and fittings to coffee grind for growing oyster mushrooms to medical equipment and office furniture, we want

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Linus Ayangwoh Embe

What is Stigma? Focus of HIV/AIDS

Stigma is a degrading and debasing attitude of the society that discredits a person or a group because of an attribute (such as an illness, deformity, color, nationality, religion, tribe, etc). The resulting coping behavior of affected person results in internalized stigma. This perceived or internalized stigma by the discredited person is equally destructive whether

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J Frederick Arment

Two-Party Conflict Resolution

Whether at the negotiation table between Palestine and Israel, the living room couch in your home, or on a swing set in a playground, the art of listening is essential in creating a nonviolent world. To be attentive, or alert to the conditions that create the potential for violence, is a necessity for resolving the

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Ocean conference

Special-Accreditation to ASCOA by UN to take part in the 2020 UNITED NATIONS Ocean Conference

ASCOA’s work to protect the environment by sensitizing communities in Cameroon and organizing regular clean-ups has been recognized by the United Nations. As such, our organization is the only English-speaking one in Cameroon to have been invited to the UN’s Ocean Conference in Lisbon 2-6, June 2020 https://oceanconference.un.org. Five of our volunteers/members will go to

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