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From August 19 – August 29 a group of 3 ZANG project key ministerial partners Nelli Duryan, Head of Juvenile Police Department, RA Police, Lala Ghazaryan, Head of Department of Protection of Children, Women and Families, RA Ministry of Labour and Social Issues; Narine Hovhannisyan, Head of the General Education Department of the RA Ministry for Education and Science, together with ZANG Program Manager Armine Sukiasyan and PHI Armenia Country Director Mariam Martirosyan travelled to the U.S. to work with their American counterparts in a 10-day exchange program.
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The Internet with its search engines, special job sites and portals, and websites of employers and employment agencies, has become a primary resource for job seekers. In fact, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find work without using online resources. With this in mind, on 25 August 2010 the Digital Literacy Center of Novosibirsk regional academic library held a special seminar for job seekers. The seminar was attended by ten Digital Literacy trainees, some of whom had already passed the Certificate Test and received their Digital Literacy Certificates.
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On 24 – 25 August 2010 the Digital Literacy Center of M. Gorky regional academic library in Volgograd simultaneously launched two courses in Computer Basics for socially underserved residents of the city.
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The Digital Literacy Center of the IT Academy in Novosibirsk held a seminar in employment search skills, attended by job seekers, senior citizens, people with disabilities and children from low-income families.
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The Interfaith Issues II program was conducted in Philadelphia and included a two-day trip to Washington, DC for professional meetings. The group of 10 participants was comprised of religious leaders, non-government, and government representatives working on interfaith and religious tolerance issues in regions throughout Russia. The participants represented Orthodox, Judaism, Muslim, and Buddhists faiths. They were hosted by International Visitors Council (IVC) of Philadelphia.
