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ANSA-EAP Youth is a gathering of young learners, promoters and partners of social accountability. It facilitates sharing of ideas, stories, tools, and other resources to make young citizens a vital contributor to good governance.

This social networking site is managed by the Affiliated Network for Social Accountability in East Asia and the Pacific (ANSA-EAP) Operations Team. It is currently based in the Ateneo School of Government, Philippines.

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Members

  • Saing Sokchea
  • a.a. marom
  • Jecel Censoro
  • Bryn Garcia
  • Gabriel R. Pehipol
  • Dara Hun
  • TUY Danel
  • Chantharn Sorn
  • Sokthoeurn IN
  • Maria Krishna Jane Punzalan
  • dean
  • ismael
  • Sem Ratha
  • Leng Sokunthy
  • Tep Sokha
  • Sophal
  • Votey
  • Kong Bunna
  • suzanne
  • mohamad yasin mufid

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As I have started a group discussion about the incentives that are given by the SK. It is best that the rest of the youths should be aware of the SK and be participatory in every endeavor of such agency.
yesterday
The SK Watch Network is a consortium of young individuals and organizations monitoring the Sangguniang Kabataan. An initiative of ECOLINK Philippines, the SK Watch Project is supported by the Partnership for Transparency Fund, MBC, among others.
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Dear partners/friends, If you have friends who might be interested in attending this Artshop. please forward them this. Also, if you could recommend artists (editorial cartoonists/manga/comics artists) whom we can invite as resource person, pleas…
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February 3
marlon cornelio added a blog post
Dear partners/friends, If you have friends who might be interested in attending this Artshop. please forward them this. Also, if you could recommend artists (editorial cartoonists/manga/comics artists) whom we can invite as resource person, pleas…
February 3
Vision : Youth Council of Cambodia wishes for a united sociaty. YCC seeks activities participation of youth in strengthening democracy, human rights, environment, health, gender for sustainable development of Cambodia. Tel/Fax: 023 220 861
February 3
Kong Keo Sokunthea, Saing Sokchea, serey and 1 more joined ANSA-EAP Youth
February 3
 

SPECIAL FEATURES


Are you an editorial cartoonist?
A manga or comics artist?
Can you handle social accountability?

Ready your pens and sketch pad! You are cordially invited to the Social Accountability(SAc) Artshop: A Young Artist’s Journey to Social Accountability.

The SAc Artshop will bring together young editorial cartoonists/manga/comics artists from the Philippines and other EAP countries to jointly journey in deepening their understanding of SAc and capacitating themselves to amplify SAc in the arts.

The SAc Artshop, a three-day learning event and art-workshop, is designed to provide young artists with an in-depth view of SAc concepts and tools through input-presentations that provide possible triggers for and contexts to ideas on editorial cartoons/manga/comics strips. These ideas will be brought to the sketch pad during every artshop session. Every after artshop, sharing sessions give artists time to talk about their learning and explain/expound on their art-pieces. Each artist will be contributing to the SAc Artshop Portfolio that will showcase the best art pieces during the Artshop.

The SAc Artshop will take place in Antipolo City, Philippines.
The organizers will provide for lodging, artshop materials, meals and transportation (land fare / airfare expenses).

Interested?
Send in your resume/curriculum vitae and portfolio on or before Feb. 15, 2010 to:

Ninian Sumadia
SAc Artshop Project Coordinator
+63.908.123.3528 / +63.917.582.2082 /
cpe.artshopproject@gmail.com / ninin.sumadia@gmail.com / jessievillabrille@yahoo.com

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Thousands of scouts from different countries underwent the social accountability module (29-31 December 2009) in the recently concluded 26th Asia Pacific Regional Jamboree in Mt. Makiling, Los Banos, Philippines. Equipped with guide maps and monitoring/assessment instruments, they ventured in a mission to explore the condition of public service delivery in five communities. It was implemented by the TOBSPA in partnership with the World Organization of Scouting Movement (WOSM-APR) and the Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP)

Action characters depicted their roles as citizen champions of social accountability. These are The Advocate, The Enforcer, The Communicator, The Guardian, The Mentor, The Innovator, The Analyst, and The Organizer.


Do you want to share about your organization's social accountability initiative here? Please send background information and materials to ansa_eap@yahoo.com.

Read about funding opportunities.


Imbibe the spirit of social accountability.
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Forum

Bryn Garcia

Philippine Democracy, a need?

Started by Bryn Garcia in General Discussion Jan 8.

Ridwan Kurniawan

Indonesian democracy (2009-2014) 5 Replies

Started by Ridwan Kurniawan in General Discussion. Last reply by Don Parafina Oct. 29, 2009.

Don Parafina

Problems affecting you 30 Replies

Started by Don Parafina in General Discussion. Last reply by Harvey Li Nov. 24, 2009.

marlon cornelio

What is Social Accountability 25 Replies

Started by marlon cornelio in Action Stage. Last reply by Hanzze Jan 19.

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