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INCOMINDIOS WELCOME CENTER (IWC)
8th to 15th August at Cité Universitaire, Geneva
- Accommodation
- Reception
- Breakfast buffet
- Refreshments
- Computers with internet access
Directions
Cité Universitaire
46, av. Miremont
CH -1211 Genéve 4
IWC-Office and Reception: B 7.00
From the airport, the Cité Universitaire can be reached easily by bus no. 10 (direction: "Onex-Cité"). Change buses at the station Gare Cornavin and take bus no. 3 (direction "Champel") to the Cité Universitaire (bus-stop "Crêts-de-Champel").
Accommodation reservation
The IWC offers beds in a double room for CHF 35.- per person and night during the period of August 8 – 15, 2009. Please note that only double rooms are available.
To make a reservation, please contact Natalia Gimpel-Sabarots (natalia.gimpel-sabarots(at)incomindios.ch).
Incomindios is looking forward to welcoming you in Geneva!
See you soon!
www.incomindios.ch
The International Committee for the Indigenous Peoples of the Americas is an organization with the declared goal of supporting Indigenous Peoples of North, Central and South America in their struggle for political, economic and cultural sovereignty.
In the beginning of the seventies, Indigenous Peoples from North and South America made their way to Geneva to address the international community at the UN. At the same time, they looked to form an alliance of support in Europe. Thus, in September 1974, INCOMINDIOS was formed as a support organization with the intention of founding such committees in other European countries. Today, more than twenty years later, there are many organizations - under different names - working to support Indigenous Peoples. INCOMINDIOS Switzerland has established a wide network with Swiss based and other European human rights' organizations. Incomindios only acts on previous consultation with our Indigenous partners.
informs the Swiss public on the concerns and issues of Indigenous Peoples of North, Central and South America by:
public events with Indigenous speakers and artists, peresentations, films, concerts, exhibitions the quarterly INCOMINDIOS Newsletter and by cooperating with the media (radio, TV, papers...)
supports smaller Indigenous grass-root projects through fundraising campaigns, eg. survival schools, Indigenous newspapers, congresses of Indian organizations, etc.
protests by means of campaigns, letters, petitions against the discrimination and damage of indigenous communities and individuals
takes part in/Swiss and international actions and conferences for the benefit of Indigenous Peoplesis organised in/regional groups, working groups and a central board