
A guest post by Sarah/USA. In looking at what CISV has taught us, I think the way of acting within a group, like facilitation, and leadership skills, are at the top. But then, what happens when you are in an environment where those skills are not helpful? Of course, being able to work in a gr...

Editorial note.For the last months I have been eagerly trying to stick to a rhythm of two posts per week here at FTB. There have been evenings, where ideas just kept flowing, and I would pre-edit something like 5 or 6 posts ready to be published...

I don't write much here about my professional life, but as some of you may know, I'm a doctor in training to be a cardiologist. As part of my residency, I'm currently in the Intensive Care Unit, and have to deal with patients that survived after cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)...

Good magazine suggests the concept of Pop-up Education:Learning could happen everywhere through pop-up education...

A positive sandwich.Trying to my get e-mails down to Inbox-Zero, I found an e-mail by Axel/MEX announcing JBpedia 2nd birthday...

Please read this article on an intriguing suggestion, how to charge for NY subway rides depending on the demand, transfer it to the concept of hospitality points, and you'll get an idea of how our hosting scheme could be elegantly controlled - more or less how I suggested in this post.

Rou/EGY, newly elected IJR and editor of IJB Thinks! for now just published the latest issue of the IJB publication. Great work. A few curiosities:Luca/ITA writes about IJB in the 80s, and if you read the things they apparently talked about (i.e...

...we're selling a product!Good Magazine tackles the topic of branding and marketing for non-profits : Love it or hate it, you are selling a product: your cause...

CISV on the net - in- and outside of Facebook.Today I uploaded a new picture to the CISV shirts page, and since I haven't received too many new pictures recently, I thought I'll do a little more promotion for the shirts collection website, which by the way still attracts about 10 visitors a day: I...

Anna found two jute bags the other day with the missing logos of Finland 2002 and Israel 2004 on them, so I updated the AIM logo retrospective. I'm still curious about AIM (better: IBM) logos from before 1998.

CISV has quietely introduced a new look-and-feel.In 2005 a proposal was made to brush up the "corporate identity" of CISV, to create a real brand, that would take a stronger position within the vast market of volunteer organisations...

A new category at FTB suggesting themes for CISV activities.In CISV, sometimes I've often felt frustrated with the depth of discussions on popular themes, such as genetic engineering or nuclear energy...

Editorial Note.When I started the FTB-project, some people thought I was insane to start a blog about CISV. With the ton of positive feedback I've got so far, apparently it is well received. Good.But the strongest motivator for me going on, are your comments...






