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Emma Lilliestam's Discussions
Military intelligence surveillance
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Emma Lilliestam Jun. 27, 2008.
Training course: Making Meetings Magic
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Beatrice Misa Jul. 15, 2008.
Vattenfall's activities in other countries
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Mika Huettner May. 27, 2008.
Emma Lilliestam's Page
Profile Information
- Hometown:
- Berlin F-Hain, Germany
- Homecountry
- Sweden, Gothenburg
- Age
- October 25, 1988
- About Me:
- Hey there!
One of my main goals for the time being is to learn how to separate German and English from Swedish in the general mess that is supposed to be my brains. Nowadays I cannot even talk or write my native language. Since July I've been living in Berlin, capital city of party animals and obscure art. Not that I am overly hip and party anomally (*hehe*) but I know I have the possibility to be here, where east meets west.
- My Organisation / Group
- I'm in the Young Greens of Sweden, working with various issues like human rights of all kind (including environment and women rights, which I think basically should be in the word Human rights, but unfortunately the world isn't that good :P).
I'm also supposed to tour the whole climate negotiations until Copenhagen 2009, and you can always see me in various exchanges here and there!
Someone here also tricked me into the international working group for Naturschutzjugend (it sounds really strange with this word "Jugend", don't you think?), and am attending some Green Youth meeting (which basically means going eating wonderful bio-veggie-food on Gärntnerstrasse 17)
- Website:
- http://emanuelblume.se
- My activities / interests
- Learning German
Singer-songwriting
Seeking jobs
Doing international exchange
Watching Star Trek
Watching Battlestar Galactica
Ignoring studying
Being open minded
Cooking vegan
Internetting
Socializing
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I realized - you were in Poznan and we met there! Oh my God :) Weren't you that clown with pink wig? I realized afterwards...
Anyway, a day later I met Sandra and Angelina from BOTE in Berlin (world is so terribly small) and we were talking about also about Poznan, so girls told me you were surely there. That's so funny. I was there with Federation of Young European Greens, ans Poznan demonstrations were an ending of our one-week seminar on climate change, which took place in Berlin. I met there some interesting Swedish people as well, from Faltbiologerna.
Have a nice days in Berlin and hopefully we will meet somewhere by chance again, but that time I will notice you :-D
I’m really sorry for being sooo late reply your messages…
And might be I wouldn’t help that much.. =(
It is sooo great for you and all of Young Friends of the Earth Europe that could join the UNFCC in Poznan!!! Really!!! Wish I were there too… =((
Well, I’m afraid I couldn’t join as well cz now I’m in different region than my organization, German Studies Centre in Jogjakarta. I’ve been working in Jakarta and its pretty similar comparing Bonn and Berlin so we have limited contact to any sustainable project.
I’ve confirmed Linda whether she knew about next Indonesian (NGO’s) representatives in UNFCC, and currently she’s doesn’t reply back yet.
But surely Emma, I’ll let you know if I got any information about it.
I’ve been missing being student like when I was joining our conference and keep on discussing on many things and planning to make changes to better future…
Working sounds homogeneous world, again and again all day long…
Yup, that’s why I’d love to search any possibilities to be a great research lecturer and get master degree scholarship.
Keep in touch Emma!!
Might I could help you on this case but I’m sure I could help you next.
Just ask!! =0)
Lot of hugs!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dian Dian Dian
I will be going as representative of the Max-Planck-Institute to Poznan, not as govermental delegation. I was in Bali already, also for the institute. If everything works out, I will stay with the German youth guys (Christian Schwarzer & Co) and also do some workshops for them about reducing emissions from deforestation.
To get the youth mobilized and link up with their global community you should get in contact with "Global Youth Action Network" UN Caucus. ....you should find them googeling....I do not know their address anymore.
best
Mika
In the meantime, the issues remain on how to make youth representation more-- representative. Hehe! We still have in progress a letter from Philippine kids to those in developed countries about how we are feeling the effects of consumption that is not ours (have not forgotten, Sara!).
I don't know the folks in the blog entry. I think now we are up to 1000 bajillion people.
How are preparations going?
I was recently talking about the idea we had at BOTE (it feels really funny still for me to say that because here it means bottle which can only mean drunkenness)-- about North-South Partnerships. It is something we are interested in exploring more. LSU is soon having a training on it (sort of), and if one of us gets to go (and even if not, we can ask for the results) we hope to get something going that will help more successful partnerships in the future.
That was a lot of talking.
oke,i could accepted your reason and all is right.but when you have more money and time just go here and you are very welcome.then what are you doing now?
i want to learn much from you about the awarness of environment problem...because i know nothing but begin to find out about it...
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