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Welcome
to the American Corners in Indonesia
| The American Corners concept was created
to increase mutual understanding between Indonesia and the United
States by making available information about America in a variety of
formats. The American Corners aim to provide accurate and current
information about the political, economic, cultural, educational and
social life in the U.S. Each American corner, which are located in
the libraries of eleven
Indonesian University be open to the public, including: students,
non-governmental organizations, the private sector, government
officials and the general public. Anyone who wishes to learn more
about the U.S., Education in the U.S. as well as travel and Business,
or contact their colleagues and counterparts in the U.S. can feel free
to visit the nearest American Corner. The American Corner collections include: books, CD-ROMs, videos, Internet access, programs, and a professional bilingual staff trained to help you find desired information about the United States. The American Corner welcome and encourage visits and information requests from anyone who wishes to learn more about America. Use the navigational links on the left to visit pages of the
individual Corners. And see below for a sampling of current
programs.
WELCOME to the PIM American Corners
Blog!
The U.S. Department of State
is sponsoring a 10-day program for nine
American Corner Directors to visit the
United States. These participants are
from selected American Corners in the
Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia -
PIM.
Follow us as we visit libraries and universities and other fun sites in Seattle, Chicago and DeKalb, Illinois. American Corners Indonesia
On August 22 - 24, 2006, All of the American Corner Director and
Assistant in Indonesia, gathered around to participate an American
Corners Indonesia Annual Conference in Jakarta.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jakarta, June 13, 2006 Dear all, We have received numerous e-mails expressing concern and support for our American Corners in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. The American Corners send their heartfelt thanks for all your support and messages. We appreciate your attention and concerns in this horrific time of need. The healing and restoration process in the affected areas have been initiated by the local government and the U.S. government as well as other nations who are helping with the response for immediate humanitarian relief and long-term recovery and reconstruction efforts. Both universities, Gadjah Mada University and Muhammadiyah University of Yogyakarta, have been temporary closed for cleaning and renovation and should be reopened this week. All activities in both American Corners are postponed until further notice, at least until the staff are back on their feet and ready to work again. Some of American Corner staff still live in a shelter, and the others stay with their relatives. As individuals, the staff and their family will require much patience, prayer, and concrete assistance in the months ahead. Although all of their personal belongings and assets were gone, in the aftermath of this terrible earthquake, they have experienced the most wonderful outpouring of love and support from all over the nation. Once again, thank you for your support. Adeline Widyastuti
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