WE ASC CONGRESS 2012

1. To examine representation and application of cultural contexts, natural knowledge and new experiments and their dissemination in educational systems with a view to developing practical solutions and formats for self development, leadership, sustainable progress and human empowerment.
2. To influence the evolving culture of education and pedagogy, for deep systemic change and integrality in educational objective, process and result. 
   

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About the Congress

WE ASC CONGRESS 2011

The World Education Congress WE-ASC 2011 adopts a two-pronged approach:

1) To examine, evaluate and influence the evolving culture of education and education design by refocusing and reengineering educational pedagogy as well as educational and cultural policy, with the ultimate objective of deep systemic change.

2) To revisit representation, application and infusion of cultural knowledge and cultural dissemination systems in modern education, and indeed their symbiotic relations in the development of practical solutions for training and application, sustainable development as well as individual and collective human empowerment.

International Women's Day, 8th March, 2011

Launch of Skills Training and Academic Courses

Shruti Foundation : announces the launch of Skills Training and Academic Courses based on Traditional Knowledge Systems with the signing of an MoU with Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) at 11.30am in Conference Room III (Ground Floor), India International Centre Annexe, Max Muller Marg, New Delhi. Tel: +91-11-26252532 Mob: 99715 59128 (Bhagwati Jha).

22 March 2011

Revisiting "Education Culture" and Culture in Education ( is as part of the ANTHROPOLOGY AND ETHNOMUSICOLOGY CLUSTER - Seminar Programme - Spring Semester 2011

Lady Shruti Rana- Honorary Research Fellow, School of Anthropology, Queens University, Belfast

on Tuesday, 22nd March 2011  at the  School of Anthropology (performance room) 13 University Square from 4.15 - 6.00 pm.

1st GOPIO INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S CONFERENCE 2010

1st G I W C 2010  1st GOPIO INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S CONFERENCE 2010  NENRU CENTRE | LONDON | OCTOBER 27, 2010

Conference Theme  

Women of Indic Origin: Issues and Solutions

G I W 2010 will be One-day conference with speakers from UK and other countries. The speakers would be both Women of Indic Origin (WIOs) as well as eminent persons who are authorities on personal, social, religious or economic issues regarding women and gender issues. The goal is to raise awareness on issues affecting women across the world in general, and in particular women of Indic origin. It further seeks to revisit how, families, communities, institutions and governments can influence these issues and how education and awareness building can play its part in finding solutions. The keynote speakers will be parliamentarians, social workers and educationists.

Exhibition of Paintings

In Search of a Narrative Idiom

In association with Gallery Sanskriti (www.gallerysanskriti.com ) and Shruti Foundation (www.shrutfoundation.org)

Date : Thu 26 May 6.15 pm - 28 May 2011

Divya Mathur
Senior Programme Officer
The Nehru Centre
8 South Audley Street
London W1K 1HF
Tel : 020 7491 3567/7493 2019 Ext. 24
E-mail : nehrucentre@aol.com
www.nehrucentre.org.uk