World StudentandYouth Organization

We propose to our registered participants these lectures simultaneously. As early as 19H, every lecture starts, continue till 21H before you can go to the gates for your car to be allow to leave the conference premises. Next, you can ask your lecturer questions on every file, be in lecture hall every evenings, and in the limit of 15 questions by lecture. The questions and their responses are archived from the  lecturers at the hall or at any other disponible means in place. To every lecture, 4 to 6 files are distributed. Note that the files are strictly personal and inacessible. The files of the lectures remain available through the Calendar during the whole length of the session off the conference. In lecture hall, the files are commented on during the lecture then a file will be raised and noted. The gates of responses are noted on 100 points, allowing itself auto-évaluer on internet. Every student will thus be able to know, in an anonymous way, to which level it is located to the national plan and note his evolution on a personal card that will also be provided for the above mentioned purpose.. U.S. Non-Governmental Advisors to the World Student and Youth Conference Affair: The following non-governmental organization representatives have been named as advisors to the United States delegation to the World Student and Youth Organization for this conference. • Rabbi Andrew Baker, American Jewish Committee • Stacy Burdett, Anti-Defamation League • Michael Cromartie, U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom • Betty Ehrenberg, Orthodox Union • Daniel Mariaschin, B’nai B’rith • Nina Shea, U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom • Lesley Weiss, National Conference on Soviet Jewry • Rabbi Andrew Baker, American Jewish Committee • Stacy Burdett, Anti-Defamation League • Michael Cromartie, U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom • Betty Ehrenberg, Orthodox Union • Daniel Mariaschin, B’nai B’rith • Nina Shea, U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom • Lesley Weiss, National Conference on Soviet Jewry The U.S. delegation is led by New York Governor George E. Pataki. Other U.S. delegates are Jennette Bradley, Ohio Treasurer of State; the Most Reverend Charles Chaput, Archbishop of Denver and Commissioner of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom; Sander Gerber, Member of the National Board of Directors of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee; Rabbi Marvin Hier, Dean and Founder of the Simon Wiesenthal Center; Ambassador Stephan Minikes, U.S. Ambassador to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe; Kamal Nawash, President of the Free Muslim Coalition against Terrorism; Ambassador Edward O'Donnell, U.S. Special Envoy on Holocaust Issues; and Rabbi David Zwiebel, Executive Vice President of Government Affairs at Agudath Israel of America. These eminent responsible and disposible American have offered to join the struggle in aliviating voilence globally. The commitemet, dedication and promises to assist in the struggle has with no doubt boost the morale ego of this organization since we are looking forward to be seeing all and most of these people in this event. Welcome, information and orientation of all the non-governmental delegates. Inform the delegates on the lectures in course. Help link delegates to their stay: housing, movements, accreditations, etc. Orient the delegates towards the different international organizations, non-governmental organizations, authorities and academic resources present in the United States, Senegal, France and neighbors. Facilitate the access to the information on the international Agenda. Work infrastructure and meeting rooms Put to disposal working infrastructure necessary to be followed by the lectures, including outside lecture hours and during the weekend: Computers with multilingual word processings, fax, accesses to Internet, photocopieuse, accesses to the bases of data of WSAYO, meeting rooms, etc. Center documentation Put to disposal 15 to 20'000 documents of useful references for the lectures and for more better understanding of the international scene: conventions, directories, reviewed specialization, base data, multimedia library, documents and Ngo publications, etc. Organization of encounters and of formations organize to meet the formations intended for the delegates and other organizations present in this event, in order to reinforce the cooperation links and for better clearification on the activities of other international Organization. Information service on Internet Inform the delegates on the activities of the international Conferences through Internet: diary of the lectures, "guides delegate", useful links, newsletter, information tribune, etc… Public Beneficiaires target: the body of the non-governmental delegates. Profitable other: Secretariats of lectures, governmental delegates, international organizations, journalists, local population, students, etc.

Years after the terrorist attack in the US and the successful launch of intervention of revenge on the aliviation of such occurence in the future, we decide to unravel preliminary mystery attach to it and is fundamental effect on the globe especilally the less previledge, the women & children that are mostly endanger to such attacks. Since these years, niether the terrorist or those fighting against them have known peace nor has there been a considerable amount of increase in the fight to eliminate or reduces such attacks instead there is daily killings in the Middle East which is making it extra ordinarily difficult for aims and objectievs to be archieved. World Student and Youth Organization has therefore also in these years being doing all their possible best to reach & convince the youths, women & children of the dangers & effects of such attacks to the globe. We know that if most of the youth are accessible to right to decision and living, if they are exposed socially, physically and otherwise they will be able to deviate from committing suicide bombing on their fellows, brothers and engrip coexistence and tolerance and know that the youth are the mostly affected in all this criminal act;, lack of justice and the retardation of the youth in the most affected regions where probelms have developed, developing & shall develope. Thus, our priority concentration on the effects of these acts on our youth that can not grow in such environment. Such actions and activities are affecting our youths, nations and individual, old and young socilally, economically, politically and otherwise.