AWRC Coordinating Team (CT) Meeting
May 16 to 21
Yogkakarta, IndonesiaThe Coordinating Team (CT) of the AWRC is the policy/decision making body of the organization, and is responsible for coordinating, oversight of the affairs of the organization, planning, and appointing any necessary committees. The WSCF AP and AWRC have a historical significance of working together. The Regional Women’s Coordinator of WSCF AP region is co-opted as voting member of the CT. This year the CTM meeting will take place in Indonesia, in May 16-21, and this meeting will be attended by the Regional Women’s Coordinator, WSCF AP.
WSCF AP Regional Committee Pre-Women’s Meeting
3rd week of July
Indonesia (tentative)The Women’s Pre-Meeting will be a vital place for the women leaders from the national movements who have contributed to the RWP for the last two years in different capacities and the newly nominated women members from the national movements. This meeting will be a place for the young women not only to celebrate our achievements but also to share their concerns/ experiences and struggles while addressing the women’s concerns in their SCMs. The women will critically evaluate the programmes and activities by listening others’ stories. They bring their wisdom and skills to formulate, strategise the programmes for the next 4 years based on their needs, which would strive us to achieve gender justice in the region and transform our vision into a reality. Participants: 10-12 young women from the Asia Pacific Region.
The Objectives are:
- To elect the new Regional Women’s Committee (RWC) members of WSCF AP for the year 2010-2012
- To understand, share and exchange information on the National Movements’ women’s issues and programmes
- Strategize plans for developing women’s programmes in National Movements that do not have any women’s desk or regular women’s programmes
- To make concrete suggestions to the direction of the Regional Women’s programme in order to achieve our vision, mission, goals and strategies for the next 4 years.
WSCF AP Regional Committee Meeting (RCM)
Last week of July
Indonesia (tentative)
Deadline of delegate: MayThe WSCF AP Regional Committee (RC) is the highest policy making body of the Federation in the Asia Pacific region. The Meeting will be attended by 25 members, delegates from the affiliated and associated movement of the Federation in Asia and the Pacific, the WSCF AP Chairperson, Vice-chairperson, Exco Members and Regional Staff. The RCM program will include commissions that will deal on topics such Women and Men Partnership, Interfaith, Climate Justice, Migration. An exposure program will also be part of the schedule on the 8 days meeting. We invite the Affiliate and Associate members of WSCF in the Asia Pacific region to select one official delegate to the RCM, prepare nominations for Standing Committee, Human Rights Committee and Regional Women’s Committee.
The Regional Committee shall accomplish the following:
- review and assess the situations of the member movements of the region in the context of the work of the Executive Committee and the worldwide situation of the Federation;
- consider the ideas, problems and aspirations of the member movements of the region;
- determine and review objectives, policies and priorities for the region;
- devise the ongoing program of the region;
- recommend affiliation or association of the movements;
- coordinate the activities of the regional staff and national staff within the region;
- prepare the regional budget to be submitted to the Executive Committee;
- elect members of the Regional Standing Committee;
- elect regional representatives to the Executive Committee in accordance to the Constitution of the WSCF; and decide on a date and venue for the next meeting of the Committee
March 16-19, 2009
Bangkok, ThailandThe 19th Standing Committee (SC) of the WSCF AP was held in the Bangkok Christian Guest House in Thailand on March 16-19, 2009.
SC is the decision making body of the WSCF AP which meets once in every two years to plan, strategize, review, draw action plans of the ongoing and upcoming commitments of the region on peace, justice and human rights issues. It also recommends by-laws amendments to the Regional Committee Meeting. [read on]
March 14-15, 2009
Bangkok, ThailandThe 19th Regional Women’s Committee (RWC) met on 1415, March 2009 at the Bangkok Christian Guest House in Thailand. The RWC is the decision making body of the Regional Women’s Programme (RWP), comprised of six women. The committee meets once in two years to concrete plans for the RWP in the new quadrennium; evaluate the program and the work being done; implement concrete plans; drawing up specific plans for program implementation. [read on]
- WSCF AP Regional Women’s Committee (RWC) Meeting
- CCA-WSCF Joint Program Committee Meeting (CWP)
- WSCF AP Standing Committee (SC) Meeting
- SCM National Coordinators and General Secretaries Training and Meeting
November 2008
Necta Montes Rocas, regional secretary of WSCF AP, visited Fiji island from November 16 to 20 and Aotearoa/New Zealand from 21 to 26, 2008. The aim of the visit was to re-establish contacts and networks in the Pacific Islands and explore possibilities of revitalizing the ecumenical student movement in the South Pacific Islands. [read on]
July 24-30, 2008
Hong KongThe 18th Regional Committee of WSCF AP was held from July 24 to 30,2008 at the Chinese University in Hong Kong. The meetings was attended by representatives of 17 affiliated National Movements and 1 Associated Movements. [read on]
July 24-26, 2008
Hong KongThe Pre-women’s meeting was held from July 24-26, 2008 at the Chungchi University, Hong Kong on the theme ‘Your Daughters shall Prophesy’. 10 young women from the National SCMs of Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, Myanmar, Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore and Australia attended the event. [read on]
- CCA-WSCF Joint Program (CWP) Committee Meeting
- WSCF RCM Pre-women’s Meeting
- WSCF AP 18th Regional Committee Meeting
- WSCF AP Regional Women’s Committee Meeting
- WSCF AP Regional Coordinator’s Search Committee Meeting
- WSCF AP Standing Committee Meeting
- General Secretaries and National Coordinator’s Meeting
- SCM and NCC National Consultation
February 26 to March 1, and March 1 to 5, 2005
Hong KongThe 17th Regional Women’s Committee Meeting and Standing Committee Meeting were held on 26 February - 1 March and 1-5 March 2005 respectively in Hong Kong.
The newly elected Regional Women’s Committee and Standing Committee members met for the first time since the Chiangmai RCM to articulate on the vision and mission of the region as well as the Federation. [read on]
July 31 to August 3, 2004
Chiangmai, ThailandThe 16th Regional Committee Meeting (RCM) took place in Chiangmai, Thailand on 2-3 August 2004. This meeting brought 14 affiliated member movements, 1 associated and 1 contact movement to reflect and discuss on the work done by the Asia-Pacific Region in the last couple of years as well as to make plans for the next two years that would continue to empower SCMers in their students’ life. The 16th RCM also elected new leaders who will serve for the region for the coming two years. [read on]
Agenda, timetable and notes
March 12 to 16, 2003
Hong KongThe current financial situation in WSCF has led to the Inter-Regional Office’s (IRO) decision to postpone holding the General Assembly (GA) in 2003, since then, the Officers of WSCF have also recommended various cutbacks to ease the financial burdens of the Federation. Because of GA being postponed to 2004, WSCF AP’s Regional Committee Meeting (RCM) was also affected as it has been a tradition to pledge the RCM alongside a GA if the RCM were to be held in a year when the GA is also being held. The Standing Committee (SC) of WSCF AP thus made the recommendation to postpone the RCM until 2004. This recommendation was unanimously agreed by the exco-members in the WSCF. Hence, this Extraordinary Standing Committee (ESC) was called to meet to discuss on the pertinent issues especially on the financial situation of the whole Federation which will cause a tremendous effect on the regions. This Extraordinary Standing Committee Meeting was held in WSCF AP’s regional office in Hong Kong on 12-16 March 2003. [read on]
October 14 to 20, 2002
Pattaya, ThailandGeneral Secretary/National Coordinator’s from 13 National Movements affiliated to WSCF Asia-Pacific: Aotearoa New Zealand, Australia, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Taiwan and Thailand; staff (Regional Secretary and Women’s Coordinator) representatives from Standing Committee (1 ExCo member and Chairperson) met in Pattaya, Thailand from 14 to 20 October, 2002. [read on]
Minutes of 2002 Meeting of National Coordinators
Announcement
January 14 to 20, 2002
Jakarta, IndonesiaThe Standing Committee was held at the PGI House in Jakarta, Indonesia on January 14-20 in order to review the progress and facilitate the implementations of decisions made by 15th RCM. The SC also deliberated and approved the region’s programmes for the next two years. The SC confirmed the following programmes for 2002. [read on]
Upon concluding their trip in Thailand for the preparation of the General Assembly which will be hosted in Chiangmai in August 2003, the Co-Secretaries, Beate and Nana travelled to Hong Kong where the Co-Secretaries met up with General Secretaries and staff of the Christian Conference of Asia and the Asia and Pacific Alliance of YMCAs. [read on]
January 12 to 15, 2002
Jakarta, IndonesiaThe Regional Women’s Committee (RWC) Meeting was held on 12-15 January prior to the Standing Committee Meeting. This is the first meeting for the new RWC members since their elections in the Regional Committee Meeting in 2001. The members consist of Lasma Tobing from SCM-Indonesia, Sophia Wooldridge from Australia SCM, Kaythi Min Din from SCM-Myanmar, Dayanthi Samaranayake from SCM-Sri Lanka, Glenda Rocas from SCM-Philippines and Wong Yock Leng, current Regional Women’s Coordinator. [read on]
July 10 to 15, 2001
Chiangmai, ThailandThe 15th Regional Committee Meeting (RCM) took place in Chiangmai, Thailand on 10-15 July 2001. This meeting brought 13 member and 2 associate movements to reflect and discuss on the work done by the Asia-Pacific Region in the last couple of years as well as to make plans for the next two years that would hopefully continue to empower SCMers in their students’ life. [read on]
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