Impact of CISV
Whether you are an educator, a parent, a volunteer or perhaps a donor, you want to know whether we are achieving our goals. We have recently undertaken a longitudinal study on the educational impact of CISV. Below is a short summary.
Over 95%
of the respondents felt that their CISV participation had been influential in developing their awareness of other people and different cultures or creating favourable attitudes towards people who may have initially seemed to be ‘different’.
75%
of respondents felt participation in CISV had developed leadership and cooperative abilities.
95%
of respondents agreed that CISV had provided “something that I would never have learned at school". Interested in learning more? Read the journal article entitled Intercultural Understanding Through Personal Contact which draws on these research results.
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CISV News Issue 2 / April 2008
- 30 Apr 2008
CISV News Issue 1 / January 2008. Out Now...
- 12 Feb 2008
AIM 2008
- 04 Jan 2008
CISV News Issue 4 / October 2007
- 08 Nov 2007
CISV News Issue 3 / July 2007. Out Now...
- 31 Jul 2007
“Even brief exposure to a different culture may stimulate a lifelong interest in events in that country and its region”
1998 American Council: “Educating for Global Competence”
