Contact: Stephen
M. Apatow Founder,
Director of Research & Development Humanitarian
Resource Institute (UN:NGO:DESA) Humanitarian University
Consortium Graduate Studies Center
for Medicine, Veterinary Medicine & Law Phone:
203-668-0282 Email:
s.m.apatow@humanitarian.net Internet:
www.humanitarian.net
United
Nations Arts Initiative Arts
Integration Into Education Url:
www.unarts.org Twitter:
unarts
The Nessun Dorma
Project - United Nations Arts Initiative
The historic level of
desperation, for relief operations in 193 UN
member countries, has prompted a call to artists with the innovation,
creativity and a connection with the grassroots
level,
to lead U.S. and international humanitarian relief efforts.
"Arts
Integration Into Education," through the "United Nations Arts
Initiative" provides a
unique opportunity for members of the arts community to impact
prioritized humanitarian emergencies and relief operations across
the globe. Efforts to "Bridge Unmet Needs to Untapped
Resources,"
includes participation with strategic planning, critical
analysis,
expert think tank development for background discussions, peer reviewed
data compilation and communications that engage decision makers and
target audiences on the grassroots level in 193 United Nations
member countries.
The
UN NGO Humanitarian Resource Institute is the support system for these
efforts and looks forward to the advancement of grassroots education,
policy development and relief efforts across the globe.
On the web at:
The
Soundtrack "Nessun dorma"
by Artist Stephen Michael Apatow on AirPlay Direct, (2009) Soundtrack
Credit:
BBC Concert Orchestra (Listen Only - Download:Radio/Television).
Needs Based Strategic
Planning - 193
Countries.
ReliefWeb: Humanitarian
information and analysis administered by the United Nations Office for
the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
2011
UNDP Human
Development Report: Outlines the urgent global challenges of
sustainability and equity that must be a focus of strategic
planning and development.
"The World
Can't Respond, If The World Doesn't Know"