TheRedBook

C

M

Y

CM

MY

CY

CMY

K

World Student Christian Federation Inter-Regional Office Ecumenical Centre 5 route des Morillons P.O. Box 2100 CH 1211, Geneva 2 Switzerland

Tel: + 41 22 791 6358 Fax: + 41 22 791 6152 Email: [email protected] Website: www.wscfglobal.org Network site: www.WSCFConnect.org THE 2009 | 2010 ANNUAL REPORTS OF THE WORLD STUDENT CHRISTIAN FEDERATION O God as we gather, in front of us are the three themes: Identity, Diversity and Dialogue. “Blow the trumpet in Zion, We thank you for the rich and diverse identities you have given to humankind.

We thank you for the possibilities for dialogue in our world. sound the alarm

God, help us to understand the rich diversity of humanity, on my holy mountain! not as a matter of separation and division, but as a positive reality. Let all the inhabitants Enlighten our minds and hearts, as together we seek respect for all people, loving communication and true community. of the land tremble...” Amen. (Joel 1.16-2.6)

The sound of a clock alarm tells to us it is time to wake up, it is the time we must prepare. The climate has changed and is changing, it is time for action. The siren is blasting, we have an emergency, make way for the dying! The village crier with his gong calls us to the village square. The rains have not come as usual, the land has dried up, crops fail and the flocks have no forage. Now comes the rain, but it’s an unprecedented flood destroying everything in its trail.

We look up to the heavens, to the clouds, from where will our help come? Our hope is in God who made the universe.

C TEACH US TO CONSIDER OUR WAYS LORD, M

Y THAT WE MAY APPLY OUR HEARTS TO WISDOM IN THESE TIMES.

CM

MY

CY

CMY We pray together, K Almighty and Sovereign God, Maker of the heavens and earth, Creator of all that lives, You formed the seasons and the times to provide for all of your creation. We worship, adore and revere you.

We stand in awe of the greatness, beauty and harmony of that which your hand has made. The suns, moons, stars, clouds that bring us light, warmth, rain and shade; the soil, the streams, lakes and ocean, the grass and trees, animals and birds with which we share the gift of life and provisions of nature, and we thank you.

For failing to live up to the privilege and responsibility of managing and caring for the earth we ask for forgiveness. For our self-centred exploitation of the earth’s resources to the detriment of others, forgive us. For satisfying our extreme appetites and comfort in ways that have unjustly harmed the earth and brought suffering to others, have mercy on us.

We now come in repentance and plead that the light of FROM THE WSCF your love be rekindled in our hearts and that we will use UNIVERSAL DAY our hands in the service of your Creation, through OF PRAYER FOR Christ our Lord. STUDENTS, 2009 Amen

*From the Universal Day of Prayer for Students 2010

WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL pray2 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 27 THE 2009-2010 WSCF Contents MEMBER MOVEMENTS THE 2009 | 2010 ANNUAL REPORTS (a liated and associated) OF THE WORLD STUDENT CHRISTIAN FEDERATION The Red Book 2009-2010

Aotearoa New Zealand SCM Aotearoa Jordan Orthodox Youth Fellowship Argentina MEC en Argentina Kenya SCM Kenya Australia Australian SCM Korea Korean Student Christian Federation Introduction 4 Editor Austria Evangelische Hochschulgemeinde in Österreich Latvia Kristigo jauniesu biedriba KRISTA Christine Housel Bahamas SCM Bahamas and Turks & Caicos Lebanon Apostolic Youth Federation 2009 Year in Review 5 Bangladesh SCM Bangladesh Armenian Evangelical Youth Managing Editor Belarus Centre Ecumena Armenian Christian University Student Association Julanne Clarke-Morris Benin Jeunesse Chrétienne Universitaire et Scolaire du Bénin Jeunesse Étudiante Chrétienne Promoting women's participation, leadership & human rights Bolivia Pastoral Juvenil Bolivia Marian Apostolic Movement The 2009 Global Women's and Gender Justice Report 6 Texts Brazil Movimento Ecuménico de Estudantes de Teologia Brasil Orthodox Youth Movement in Lebanon Julanne Clarke-Morris, Stephen Brown, Bulgaria Christian Youth Council in Bulgaria Lesotho SCM Lesotho Identity, Diversity and Dialogue Christine Housel, Michael Wallace Burundi Département des Jeunes, Eglise Episcopale du Burundi Liberia National Student Christian Council (SCM Liberia) The 2009 Global Leadership Training Programme Report 7 Research Support & Cambodia SCM Cambodia Lithuania Vilinius Evangelical Lutheran Academic Youth Fellowship Membership Data Cameroon Mouvement des Étudiants Protestants du Cameroun Madagascar Mpianatra Kristiana Malgasi Monika Rawcliffe Canada SCM Canada Malawi Christian Youth Association of Malawi Jeunesse Étudiante Chrétienne Mexico MEC por la Equidad de Mexico 2010 Year in Review 8 Financial Data Chile MEC de Chile MEC de México Peter Tyler, Youhanna Kamal-Shawky Colombia Pastoral de Jóvenes y Estudiantes de Colombia Mozambique Movimento de Estudantes Cristaos de Mocambique Democratic Republic of Congo Fédération Nationale des Jeunes Protestant du Congo Myanmar SCM Myanmar - University Christian Work Photo Credits Association des Jeunes et des Étudiants Chrétiens Namibia SCM Namibia Engaging students in critique, reflection and action on gender justice David Ball, Diana Bazi, SCM Cambodia, Congo Brazaville Association Congolaise des Étudiants Chrétiens Nepal SCM Nepal The 2010 Global Women's and Gender Justice Report 9 Julanne Clarke-Morris, Georgine Kengne Côte d'Ivoire Association Chrétienne des Elèves et Étudiants Netherlands Ecumenical University Chaplaincy Djeutane, Immanuel Gopalakitnan, Protestants de Côte d'Ivoire Nigeria SCM Nigeria Deepening student engagement on Climate Justice Christian Hoff, SCM Hong Kong, Christine Croatia Studentski Evandeoski Pokret Norway Norges Kristelige Studentforbund Housel, Luciano Kovacs, Marcelo Leites, Cuba MEC de Cuba Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea SCM The 2010 Global Leadership Training Programme Report 10 David Masters, Horacio Mesones, Necta Czech Republic Oikumené Akademicka YMCA Pakistan SCM Pakistan Montes Rocas, Mathew Mekondjo Denmark Ecumenical Youth – Danish SCM Philippines SCM Philippines Student leaders raising capacity and promoting best practice Ndahomenwa, Serge-Pacome N'Gohou, Ecuador CEPAJ Ecuador Poland Fellowship of Orthodox Youth in Poland The 2009-2010 Ecumenical Assistance Programme (EAP) Report 11 Andrew Igiri Okanga, Sarah Onore, SCM MEC Guayaquil Ecuador Romania Romanian Christian Orthodox Students Association Pakistan, Jill Piebiak, Gustavo Casadiego Quintero, Shantha Ready, Antonio da Egypt Coptic Catholic Youth Egypt Rwanda Mouvement des Étudiants au Service Social au Rwanda Silva, SCM Sri Lanka, Sunita Suna, Belkys Ecumenical Youth Committee Egypt Rassemblement de la Jeunesse Étudiantine Protestante à l'Action Students & communities working for positive change Téhéran Estrada, Marlon Antonio Donado El haq wa el Adel Egypt Senegal Mouvement des Jeunes de l'Eglise Protestante du Sénégal 2009-2010 Ecumenical Assistance Programme Projects 12-13 Vanegas, Elsy Wakil, Michael Wallace, Evangelical College Youth of Egypt Sierra Leone SCM Sierra Leone Marlon Zakeyo National Participation Movement Singapore SCM Singapore Students working for transformation in the world All images ©Photographer/WSCF 2011 Orthodox Youth Movement Cairo Slovakia Ekunet Slovakia Edinburgh 2010 report images (Pg. 15) University Student Christian Association of Egypt South Africa Federation of South African Christian Students The 2010 Global Executive Committee Report 14 ©2010 WCC Media/Gary Doak Youth of Evangelical Synod Sri Lanka SCM Sri Lanka Ethiopia Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus Sudan Khartoum University Caucuses Students helping shape the future of global mission Cover Image Haimonate Abew Ethiopian Students' Association Sudanese Student Christian Mission WSCF at the Edinburgh 2010 World Mission Conference 15 WSCF students attending Agape Political Finland Ortodoksinen Opiskelijalitto Sweden KRISS Kristna Studentrörelsen i Sverige and Theological Camps, Prali, Italy 2009 Suomen Kristillinen Ylioppilaslitto Syria Orthodox Youth Movement in Syria France Fédération Française des Associations Chrétiennes Taiwan SCM Taiwan Connecting students and sharing the Movement's stories Design and Layout d'Étudiants Tanzania Tanzania Student Christian Fellowship The 2009-2010 Global Communications Report 16 CREATOR studio L'Action Chrétienne des Étudiants Russes Thailand SCM Thailand [email protected] Mouvement de Jeunesse Orthodoxe Timor Leste MEC Timor Leste Standing up for human rights in Zimbabwe Gambia SCM Gambia Togo Association Chrétienne des Elèves et Étudiants du Togo Georgia Georgia SCM Uganda Church of Uganda Youth Department The 2009-2010 Zimbabwe Advocacy O ce Report 17 Germany Evangelische StudentInnengemeinde in Deutschland United Kingdom SCM Great Britain World Student Christian Federation Ghana SCM Ghana USA CESCM (2009) 2009-2010 Governing Bodies and Sta’ Leadership 18 Haiti ACH MEC Haití Lutheran Student Movement Hong Kong Hong Kong SCM SCM USA (2010) Hungary Keresztény Ökumenikus Diákegyesület United Methodist Student Movement 2009-2010 Global Administration 19 WSCF Inter-Regional Office India SCM India Uruguay Espacio Estudiantil Cristiano Ecumenical Centre, 5 route des Morillons Indonesia Gerakan Mahaiswa Kristen Indonesia Venezuela MEC Venezuela Celebrating the past, building for the future P.O. Box 2100, CH 1211, Geneva 2 Iraq Christian Youth Committee in Iraq Zambia SCM Zambia The 2009-2010 Centennial Fund Board of Trustees Report 20 Switzerland. Ireland SCM Ireland Zimbabwe SCM Zimbabwe Tel: + 41 22 791 6358 Italy Federazione Giovanile Evangelica Italiana Fax: + 41 22 791 6152 Japan Japan Student YMCA 2009-2010 Personal Donors 21 Email: [email protected] WSCF website: www.wscfglobal.org Financial Overview 2009 Network site: www.WSCFConnect.org Income 22 Expenditure 23 Financial Overview 2010 Income 24 Expenditure 25 WSCF Member Movements 26 WSCF ANNUAL 26 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 WSCF ANNUAL contents REPORTS 2009 | 2010 3 Introduction OVERVIEW Expenditure Greetings from the World Student Christian Federation. It is my pleasure to present the Red Book, which combines the 2009 and 2010 Annual Reports of 2010 WSCF.

After six years as General Secretary in Geneva, my predecessor the Rev. Michael Wallace, returned in May 2010 to his native Aotearoa New Zealand. To serve as priest in charge at All Saints Anglican Church on the University of Otago campus. The Federation owes a huge debt to Michael for his unstinting energy in reasserting WSCF’s presence in the wider ecumenical movement and in Regional Salaries

promoting ecumenical formation and global action for social justice. Africa 19,266 Asia-Pacific 37,378 The Federation experienced several months of transition, until my election as Europe 37,657 General Secretary in October 2010. Despite some challenges during this period, Latin America and the Caribbean 18,260 our work has not only continued, but has grown. Middle East 30,060 North America 69,376 There is a momentum in our common life toward greater unity, strategy, activity, Regional Pension Fund Contributions 28,000 study and prayer. Our leadership team is working to increase connections between SCM students and to build up this global community of students and Total Regional Salaries 239,997 youth, unifying our efforts and focusing our strategies as a Federation. Key to this aim is prioritising internal communications and increasing our communication with friends, partners and supporters.

This 2009-2010 Red Book seeks to capture the story of our growth in the past two years. We look forward to receiving your feedback and we invite you to join Global Programmes our efforts by giving us your ideas, coming alongside us in partnership and holding us up in prayer. Ecumenical Assistance Programme (EAP) 186.847 Climate Change Leadership Programme/ExCo 48.213 In recent months, we have celebrated the re-launch of the Student Christian Identity, Diversity and Dialogue Programme 10.546 Movement USA, supported recently formed movements in Iraq and Timor Leste Global Women's Programme - UN CSW 11.237 and continued to strengthen our 100+ movements. EAP Development Team Training 73.866 Zimbabwe Advocacy Office 166.414 In 2010 we launched an online networking forum, WSCFConnect, to promote Communication and Publications 18.344 direct interaction between students around the world and our WSCF friends. In Miscellaneous Project Balances Write Off 42.646 2010, Ecumenical Assistance Programme development training took place in Asia-Pacific, Latin America and Caribbean and Middle East regions. At national, Total Global Programmes 371.266 Regional Salaries 239,997 regional and global levels, we continue to make the voice of the world's Christian students heard through our advocacy efforts. Global Training and Advocacy Programmes 143.862 Newly formed global leadership teams focus WSCF's work around shared Ecumenical Assistance Programme (EAP) 186,847 priorities. These include the Advocacy and Solidarity Committee, EAP Zimbabwe Advocacy Office 166,414 Development Team, Communications Committee and the emerging Theological Global Expenses Commission. Global Expenses 341,347 Global Staff Costs (General Secretary, Project Manager, Administrative Assistant, Finance Officer) 254,360 Communications/Project Balances 60,990 At the same time, WSCF’s Executive Committee recognizes that as we celebrate Inter-Regional Office Expenses office rent, insurance costs, our continuing and growing ministry, we are not immune to the challenges that translationIT/telecommunications, office supplies 45,417 global economic instability has brought to all of us. Our team is also grappling, Travel, Representation 12,457 along with the rest of the ecumenical community, with the shifts in the church Recruitment/Repatriation Costs 19,716 and in the world and their implications for how we approach our work. As we Financial transaction losses, audit fees 7,664 seek to reach students and to support and strengthen all of our movements, we Miscellaneous Expenses 1,733 need to pull our efforts, minds and prayers together.

Total Global Expenses 341,347 WSCF has strong experience to draw on, from our history of mission with every generation of students since 1895. We continue to be blessed with creative, faithful, committed and profound young leaders all over the world; a large network of Senior Friends (WSCF alumni) who support us with their wisdom and many other partners who help build our work in and for this generation and Total Expenditure 1,139,457 those to come. I am convinced that WSCF is a treasure God wants to make more brilliant, in order to continue to reach students and to resource, challenge and inspire them as they work for justice and peace in God's name. Ut Omnes Unum Sint

Christine Housel General Secretary This overview lists figures in US dollars for finances managed by the WSCF Inter-Regional Office, Each WSCF region has its own budget.

WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL 4 introductionREPORTS 2009 | 2010 expenditure10REPORTS 2009 | 2010 25 january february march Asia-Pacific Region Asia-Pacific Region Asia-Pacific Region Income EASYNET Coordinating Team meeting, YMCA Philippines, ‘Asian Feminist Perspective of Leadership’ workshop, Regional Women’s Committee & Standing Committee, Bangkok, FINANCIAL Manila Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Thailand Middle East Region Europe Region ‘Translating Faith into Action: Gender issues from Dalit Tribal Human Rights Training conference, Broumana & Mount European Regional Committee meeting, Trieste, Italy Perspectives’ conference, Visakhapatnam, India 2010 Lebanon, Lebanon. Nordic Subregional winter meeting, Espoo, Finland Europe Region Week of Prayer for Christian Unity observance, ‘Stay in Touch: Media Innovations and Influences in Central ‘Identity, Diversity and Dialogue’ European Regional Staff Sin El Fil, Lebanon Europe’ Central sub-region winter seminar, Kremsmünster, meeting, Prague, Czech Republic North America Region 01 Austria Global ‘Raising new prophets, arising of a Movement’ Regional Global Ecumenical Advocacy Days, New York Conference, San Francisco, USA Global Staff and Officers’ meeting, Geneva UN Commission on the Status of Women, New York Global 03 World Social Forum & Theological Forum participation, Belem, Universal Day of Prayer for Students observance worldwide International Women’s Day observance and action Brazil. WCC Ecumenism in the 21C Continuation Committee, UN Human Rights Council, Geneva Belem, Brazil 02 'Zimbabwe Human rights and humanitarian situation' panel, Undesignated Income Member Contributions Geneva Bread for All, Switzerland 7,533 may Evangelisches Missionswerk in Deutschland (EMW), Germany 288,698 & O ce Income april Africa Region Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), Germany 16,000 'Social Mobilisation to End AIDS' Summit participation, Nairobi, june Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation Exchange Gains 17,051 Europe Region Kenya WSCF Membership Contributions and Fees 6,191 ‘Europe, Art and Spirituality: Building up an Intercultural Europe Region Africa Region (ICCO)- Kerkinactie, Netherlands 20,632 ‘Religious Freedom as a Human Right’ Lingua Franca Leadership SCM Canada 4,730 Identity’ conference, Tulln, Austria 'Food Security' leaders' training seminar, Yaoundé, Cameroon Methodist Church of Great Britain 18,900 Global Training, Lviv, Ukraine Europe Region WSCF Centennial Fund 70,000 Copyrights/Royalties 144 Edinburgh 2010 General Council, Edinburgh Latin America and Caribbean & North America Conference of European Churches young delegates Total Churches and Church Agencies - Europe 421,763 Sundry Income 238 Human Rights Summit participation, Geneva Action by Churches Together (ACT) assembly participation, pre-assembly, Lyon, France Total Member contributions and Office Income 28,354 Buenos Aires, Argentina Middle East Region Global National Council of Churches USA 5,000 Human Rights training conference, 2nd session, Lebanon Centennial Fund Board of Trustees meeting, Geneva Global United Church of Canada 68,331 WSCF Donor roundtable, Geneva05 Zimbabwe reference group meeting, Geneva United Church of Christ USA 8,750 04 EAP Project management training conference, Amman, Jordan Total Income 1,072,304 United Methodist Church USA - General Board of Global Ministries 19,995 United Methodist Church USA - G,B, of Higher Education and Ministry 2,000 US Trustees of WSCF 7,500 Women's InterChurch Council of Canada 3,342 Total Churches and Church Agencies - North America 114,918 06 Total Undesignated Income 536,681

C

M Designated Income Zimbabwe Advocacy Office Y 2009 Bread for All, Switzerland 1,840 Bread for the World, Germany 10,474 CM Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), Germany 24,443 year in review MY Fonds für Entwicklung und Partnerschaft in Afrika (FEPA), Switzerland 14,708 Hilfswerk der Evangelischen Kirchen Schweiz 6,445 HIGHLIGHTS OF WSCF REGIONAL CY Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation AND GLOBAL ACTIVITIES

CMY (ICCO)- Kerkinactie, Netherlands 41,667 Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs 29,147 K Trocaire, Mozambique 7,833 Tear Fund, Zimbabwe 20,265 september US Trustees of WSCF 200 july Europe Region World Council of Churches, Switzerland 16,949 ‘Paving my path for the world - The choice of a vocation’ Central Africa Region august Diakonia - Sweden 4,885 sub-region conference, Balatonföldvár, Hungary Faith and Development Leaders of the World Bank meeting Total Zimbabwe Advocacy Office 178,856 Africa Region Middle East Region repesentation, Accra, Ghana East Africa sub-region 'HIV-AIDS link to Economic Justice' Ayia Napa training 'Christian-Muslim Dialogue for Ecumenical Assistance Programme - EAP Asia-Pacific Region training, Kampala, Uganda Alter-Globalisation’ Alexandria, Egypt Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), Germany 144,000 EASYNET National Coordinator’s Training, Kuala Lumpur, Europe Region Regional Committee meeting, Cairo, Egypt Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation (ICCO) Undesignated Income 536,681 Malaysia. ‘Stop Being Silent!’ Lingua Franca Training on Domestic Violence, Global Kerkinactie, Netherlands 48,143 Human Rights Defenders Training Dhaka, Bangladesh. Novi Sad, Serbia UN Human Rights Council, Geneva WSCF Executive Committee Meeting (ExCo) 10,000 Middle East Region Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation ‘Sweating with God, a pilgrimage for a healthy climate’ Nordic Ecumenical Zimbabwe network meeting,09 Geneva Regional Women's Seminar, Arab women in Church and (ICCO)- Kerkinactie, Netherlands 48,143 SCMs summer meeting, Sweden/Norway Zimbabwe Advocacy Office strategic planning workshop, Geneva Ecumenical Assistance Programme (EAP) 216,611 Society, Amman, Jordan. Europe & North America Regions Youth and Development University ‘Climate Change’ meeting Waldensian Church, Italy 4,797 Capacity Building for Palestinian Youth, Amman, Jordan. ‘Apocalypse: A world of fears and dreams or an encounter with representation, Molina, Spain WSCF Centennial Fund 10,000 Zimbabwe Advocacy Office 178,856 Human Rights Education Training, Beirut, Lebanon reality?’ Agape International Theological & Political Camps, Prali, Other Income 9,671 Global Italy UNESCO Consultation07 on Higher Education delegation, Paris Total Ecumenical Assistance Programme - EAP 216,611 Member Contributions & Office Income 28,354 Global WCC Central Committee, Geneva Global Training and Advocacy Programmes Global Training and Advocacy Programmes 101,802 Climate Change Global Leadership Programme december Karibu Foundation, Norway 20,010 october Global United Church of Canada 5,982 november ‘Identity, Diversity & Dialogue’ Global leadership training Africa Region programme, Bangkok & Chiang Mai, Thailand Other Income 309 'From Subject to Citizen' YMCA meeting representation, Africa Region 08 Copenhagen Climate Summit participation, Copenhagen, Total Climate Change Programme 26,301 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Global Christian Forum Africa Region meeting, Accra, Ghana Denmark EAP Development Team training (EED, WCC) 68,332 Asia-Pacific Region Asia-Pacific Region UN Commission on the Status of Women (WCC, UMCUSA - GBGM) 7,169 School for Ecumenical Leadership Formation (SELF), Manila, Women Doing Theology conference, Jakarta, Indonesia Total Global Training and Advocacy Programmes 101,802 Philippines. North America Region WCC- CCA 'Peace and Reconciliation on the Korean Peninsula' SOA Pilgrimage of Resistance, Fort Benning, Georgia WSCF Executive Committee Meeting (ExCo) consultation, Hong Kong Truth Commission on Conscience in War, New York WSCF Centennial Fund 10,000 Europe Region New Fire Gathering, Minneapolis, USA Total WSCF Executive Committee Meeting (ExCo) 10,000 ‘Gender, Religion and Society: Exploring diversity in expanding Latin America and Caribbean and North America 12 Europe’ conference and Regional Assembly, Sambata de Sus, Regions Total Designated Income 507,269 Romania Participation in Religions for Peace 'Youth Campaign on Latin America and Caribbean Region Disarmament for Shared Security' San José, Costa Rica Regional Executive Committee meeting, Barranquilla, Global This overview lists figures in US dollars for finances managed by the WSCF Colombia Global Advocacy and Solidarity Committee meeting, New York Inter-Regional Office, Each WSCF region has its own budget. Middle East Region WCC United Nations Advocacy Week participation, New York Capacity Building for Sudanese Youth, Khartoum, Sudan Launch of WSCF Centennial Fund’s Philip Potter Fund, Geneva 10Global Religions for Peace International Youth Network meeting, San Zimbabwe Council of Churches Roundtable representation. José, Costa Rica.11 Zimbabwe Consultation and Assessment Visit

WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL 24 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 income10 year in review REPORTS 2009 | 2010 5 OVERVIEW Expenditure 2009 THE 2009 GLOBAL WOMEN'S AND GENDER JUSTICE REPORT Promoting women's Regional Salaries

participation, leadership Africa 22,906 Asia-Pacific 42,866 & human rights Europe 25,920 Latin America and the Caribbean 19,405 Middle East 27,066 North America 61,797 WSCF promotes young women's ecumenical leadership and trains each Pension fund contributions 24,592 generation of students in gender justice, analysis and advocacy. SCMs, regional • HIV-AIDS AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE and global WSCF programmes provide training opportunities for young women • VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN Regional Salaries 224,552 to gain practical skills and exercise leadership in all-women and mixed-gender • IDENTITY, SEXUALITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS settings. The Federation engages young women and men in gender analysis as a key element in social critique and as an essential perspective in theological • MEDIA MONITORING and Biblical study. In 2009 Student Christian Movements and WSCF regions • WOMEN MIGRANT WORKERS' RIGHTS engaged in gender justice advocacy on Global Programmes LATIN AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN WSCF advocacy at the UN and society, concluding that Arab cultures & NORTH AMERICA Gender inequality in HIV-AIDS caregiving must move towards equality through broad Identity, Diversity & Dialogue Leadership Training Programme 26,935 Integration of women's rights and Advocacy and Solidarity Committee 4,555 C | Financial Crisis: the gender impact changes in attitudes, laws and social structu- perspectives This March, WSCF women from Liberia, res. Two WSCF Middle East consultations in Ecumenical Assistance Programme (EAP) 164,791 M North America region hosted the global Global Women's Programme - UN C,Status of Women 9,727 Norway, India, Canada and Argentina 2009 trained student leaders in gender WSCF delegates and participated in the UN Y Communication and Publications 35,844 advocated for women's rights at the United analysis and theology from women's perspec- Commission on the Status of Women in 2009. Strategic Planning and Development 15,758 CM Nations Commission on the Status of Women tives. Middle Eastern students pledged to Both Latin America and Caribbean & North Global Internship Programme 31,058 (UN CSW). WSCF delegates worked with the identify and work against gender discrimina- America regions continue to promote MY Zimbabwe Advocacy Office 104,537 Ecumenical Women coalition (EW) to tion in education, employment rights, legal women's leadership in their movements and General Assembly 2008 3,000 CY highlight gender inequities in HIV/AIDS rights, political participation and representa- integrate women's and feminist perspectives World Social Forum Representation 3,000 CMY caregiving and the negative impact of the tion, as well as in family, church and society. into their ongoing study and training global financial crisis on women. Argentinean WSCF Archives and Database Development 2,611 K programmes. SCMer Veronica Biech presented EW's first Europe WSCF Website 500 statement to the UN Commission, calling for Education and dialogue on identity & Project Balances (3,462) protection of migrant families' rights, for sexuality | Confronting domestic violence remuneration and structural support of In Europe, WSCF held dialogue training on Global Programmes 402,316

women in HIV/AIDS caregiving and an gender, sexuality and the Bible. Students Regional Salaries 224,552 increase in women's participation in political reflected theologically on gender and sexual Global Programmes 132,988 decision-making when dealing with the identity in the cultural and religious diversity financial crisis. of expanding Europe. The "Stop Being Silent!" Ecumenical Assistance Programme (EAP) 164,791 conference on domestic violence held in Novi Zimbabwe Advocacy Office 104,537 Sad, Serbia provided training and language Global Expenses AFRICA skills to identify and respond to domestic Global Expenses 397,194 Resourcing student advocacy on Asia-Pacific Staff Costs - General Secretary, Project Manager violence and workplace harassment. The women's rights Feminist theology | Gender-focused (EAP & advocacy)Finance Officer, Administration staff 308,482 In 2009, the Africa region empowered Europe region appointed Joe Nagle as media analysis | Women in Islam | Inter-Regional Office expenses 48,755 SCMers' action for women's rights in their regional Gender Coordinator in 2009. Advocacy training Travel, representation 19,951 local and national contexts using advocacy In 2009 WSCF Asia-Pacific ran a regional Financial expenses, audit fees, depreciation 20,006 tools such as the Universal Declaration of "Women Doing Theology" workshop in Human Rights, the Convention for the Jakarta, Indonesia, engaging women students Global Expenses 397,194 Elimination of Discrimination Against Women, in feminist theology and Bible study. the Beijing Platform for Action and the African Asia-Pacific regional events in Thailand and Women's Rights protocol. This year the Africa the Philippines trained SCMers in feminist region provided training on gender media analysis and Islamic feminist critique. Total Expenses 1,024,062 inequalities in poverty and HIV-AIDS and Gender-focused solidarity and advocacy produced theological reflections on gender training addressed human rights issues for issues for African SCMs. Southeast Asian women migrant workers, and Bangladeshi garment workers and sex MIDDLE EAST workers. A 2009 issue of Asia-Pacific's Education towards gender equality in regional magazine "Praxis" focused on Arab culture "Women, Peace and Reconciliation". WSCF Middle East women's programme This overview lists figures in US dollars for finances managed by the WSCF Inter-Regional Office, Each WSCF region has its own budget. critiqued the role of Arab women in church

WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL 6 REPORTS 2009 women| 2010 expenditure09REPORTS 2009 | 2010 23 Income FINANCIAL THE 2009 2009 GLOBAL LEADERSHIP TRAINING PROGRAMME REPORT Undesignated Income Member Contributions Churches And Church Agencies - Europe Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation (ICCO)- Kerkinactie, Netherlands 49,388 & O ce Income Evangelisches Missionswerk in Deutschland (EMW) 305,500 Identity, Diversity & Dialogue Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), Germany 16,000 WSCF member donations and fees 26,357 Norges Kristelige Studentforbund, Norway 61,203 Methodist Church of Great Britain 24,009 Copyright fees & royalties 1,306 Bread for All, Switzerland 6,894 Sundry income 1,472 Exchange gains 1,069 Karibu Foundation, Norway 2,000 Total Member contributions & Office income 91,407 Total Churches And Church Agencies - Europe 403,791 This year's annual global training conference once again played a key While WSCF always works within diversity, this programme provided an role in the Federation's work of ecumenical leadership formation. opportunity for students to more fully hear one another's contexts and Churches And Church Agencies - North America Total Income 914,193 Students were inspired and resourced with new skills and awareness, perspectives. United Methodist Church USA - General Board of Global Ministries 14,480 informed by theological and cross-disciplinary input on pressing United Church of Canada 60,284 contemporary issues. Anglican Church of Canada 2,703 Students also encountered Thai realities through local Evangelical Lutheran Church in America 2,000 In December, SCMers from across the globe gathered in Chiang Mai, church organisations, NGOs and an external exposure United Church of Christ USA 15,000 Thailand to engage in study and action planning on WSCF's 2009 programme, which introduced issues in: United Methodist Church USA - GB of Higher Education and Ministry 3,810 theme of Identity, Diversity and Dialogue. Total Churches And Church Agencies - North America 98,277 • Identity and survival for cultural-religious minorities & interfaith understanding C Total Undesignated Income 502,068 Topics under scrutiny included: Islamic students from Patani, Buddhist temple • Religious minorities' struggle for identity and M visit, Muslim Action Network survival Y Designated Income • Persecution of minorities and ethnic groups under • State oppression of religious-cultural minorities, CM Advocacy and Solidarity Committee brutal regimes refugee and displaced people's rights MY United Church of Canada 4,582 • Abuse of sexual minorities in church and society Mae-Sot Thai-Burmese border, Karen (Indigenous Burmese) Refugee Camp & Committee, Burma CY WSCF Europe Office 1,088 • Sex trafficking of women and children Total Advocacy and Solidarity Committee 5,670 Issues O ce CMY Ecumenical Assistance Programme - EAP Each day, participants from 15 countries engaged in facilitated dialogue • Models of conflict resolution and peace-building K Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation and reflection on identity and diversity. Students from Pentecostal, Mahidol University Peace Building Research Centre (ICCO) Kerkinactie, Netherlands 76,181 Orthodox, Roman Catholic, Anglican and Protestant churches Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), Germany 115,000 practiced different models of dialogue, as they shared insights and • Gender dialogue Total Ecumenical Assistance Programme - EAP 191,181 Global Leadership, Advocacy and Training Programmes heard one another's views across a diversity of opinions. Joint session with WCC 'Positive Masculinities' Identity, Diversity and Dialogue Programme Conference Karibu Foundation, Norway 18.015 An international group of resource people o ered • Thai reality of sex trafficking and sexual WSCF North America Region 2.500 analysis and training in: Nickie Moreno 500 exploitation • Identity and Diversity in the Bible Bangkok Red Light District Total Identity, Diversity and Dialogue Programme 21.015 (Hope Antone, Christian Conference of Asia) EAP Development Team training Undesignated Income 502,068 • Multiple identities within the individual Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), Germany 4.000 Global Leadership, Advocacy and Training Programmes 43,685 (Michael Blair, United Church of Canada) Daily Bible studies, theological reflection and worship informed the Global Women's Programme programme's education, dialogue and exposure sessions. United Methodist Church USA - General Board of Global Ministries 13.000 Ecumenical Assistance Programme (EAP) 191,181 • Indigenous (Maori) identity and narrative dialogue (Paddy Noble, SCM Cambodia) Advocacy and Solidarity Committee Zimbabwe Advocacy Office 85,852 In the conference statement, students affirmed interfaith dialogue as a United Church of Canada 4.582 • Defining ethnic and sociological diversity through means to strengthen relationships between religions and break down WSCF Europe Office 1.088 Member Contributions & Office Income 91,407 Asian examples myths that lead to conflict. They recommended increased interfaith Total Advocacy and Solidarity Committee 5.670 (Chang Beng Seng, Documentation Action Group in education in SCMs and more involvement in Christian-Muslim activities. Total Global Leadership, Advocacy and Training Programmes 43.685 Asia) Zimbabwe Advocacy Office • Conflict resolution and dialogue training The conference statement calls for more training and chances to address Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), Germany 40,811 (Kenneth Dobson, Payap University) uncomfortable dialogue subjects such as sexuality, intercultural Fonds für Entwicklung und Partnerschaft in Afrika (FEPA), Switzerland 12,500 communications, race and racism. They agreed that for SCMs a useful Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs 9,091 dialogue approach is to work alongside each other within our diversity, Hilfswerk der Evangelischen Kirchen Schweiz 10,619 to build understanding and take action together for peace. Lutheran World Federation 5,000 Bread for All, Switzerland 4,545 WSCF leadership training builds up direct links between student leaders Interchurch Organization for Development Cooperation and provides them with the skills and confidence to become global (ICCO)- Kerkinactie, Netherlands 1,966 players in working for God's peace and justice in the world. Freedom House, Southern Africa 1,320 This overview lists figures in US dollars for finances managed by the WSCF Total Zimbabwe Advocacy Office 85,852 Inter-Regional Office, Each WSCF region has its own budget. Total Designated Income 320,718

WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL 22 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 income09 thailandREPORTS 2009 | 2010 7 Aotearoa-New Zealand John & Ann Conway Irene Ty & Lee Holland Tad Mitsui Rosemary Spohn january Margaret Aitken Dianne Cooper Gordon How Ria Mulder Larry Stout july Patrick Jackson Anne & Joe Cox John Huschilt John Neal Sisters of St. John the Divine Asia-Pacific Region Marjorie Macquarrie Michael Creal Gerry & Miriam Hutchinson Richard & Elizabeth Neufeld Christian Stieda EASYNET Coordinating Team meeting, Manila, Philippines Asia-Pacific Region Lois Daly Roger & Moira Hutchinson R. Daniel Norman Dorothy J Sullivan Global Regional Committee Meeting and Regional Women's Shirley and John Murray Margaret Wallace Paul Delaney Ed Jackman Bill and Helen Norrie David Tatchell Ecumenism in the 21st Century Committee meeting, Rome, Italy Committee pre-meeting, Manado & Tomohon, Indonesia Rita Deverell Jackman Foundation Herbert O'Driscoll Bill & Molly Titus Ecumenical Zimbabwe Network Meeting, Geneva, Switzerland Latin America and Caribbean Region 01 Canada Mary Docherty Cathedral of St. James Grace Olds Audrey Tobias New movement consultation, Lima, Peru Lloyd Karges Duncan Abraham Georges Doderai Stewart & Selma Payne Toronto School of Theology Middle East Region John & BJ Klassen Betsy Anderson Stephen Endicott Arthur Peters Frank and Elaine Thompson Women’s Rights in the Arab World and the Role of the Church, Catherine Kroetch John & Muriel Anderson Barbara Falby Bill Phipps Glen & Jesmondine Thompson Women's training conference, Amman, Jordan Henry Labatte Margaret Anderson Terry & AJ Finlay Elizabeth Porter Allison & Eugene Trites Capacity Building for Palestinian Youth, Amman, Jordan Fleck Family Foundation Doug & Marg Lauchlan Marjorie & Cyril Powles Michael Valpy february Regional Human Rights Education 2nd training, Alexandria, Egypt Deanna Bartolotti Earl Leard John & Barbara Barton John Freeman Adolfo and Betty Puricelli Sharon Walters Jean Lee Global 07 Ted Baxter Mac & Elinor Freeman William Rankin Regina Warren Mary E. Lee Universal Day of Prayer for Students observance worldwide Teresa Beaton Joachim Fricker Aline Reid Jennifer Watts Patrick Lee UN Commission on the Status of Women, New York, USA Marion Best Catherine & Joe Fry Peter and Jean Rosati Christine Whatmore Marilyn Legge august Sonja Bird Margaret Fulton Jeanne Rowles Ray & Rhea Whitehead 02 Rick Garland Penny Lewis Bill Ryan Nancy and Bill Whitla John Boan Africa Region Paul Gavrel Roy Loach Arthur & Agnes Samson Don Wilson Regional Executive Committee meeting, Nairobi, Kenya Rod Booth Robert & Lois George Cecil Louis Megumi & Allan Saunders Lois Wilson Europe Region Eleanor and Morris Bosey Mark Genge Gerald Loweth Ted Schmidt march Stop Being Silent! : Identifying, Preventing and Overcoming John Bothwell Dorothy Wyman Margaret MacLean Jane Shannon Domestic Violence, Minsk, Belarus Helen Bradfield Kirsten Goa Ken Wyman Africa Region Helen McKay -Smith Middle East & Global Katheryn Broughton Robert Gouinlock Danny Shea Barbara Yeates Religions for Peace GLIRN Conference & Arms down! Audrey McKenzie Middle East EAP Project Cycle Management training, Merrill Brown Bill Graham John T. Shea Manoj Zacharia Campaign Launch, Kigali, Rwanda. Marion McNabb Beirut, Lebanon Doug & Sheila Browne Elizabeth Green Beth & Les Shemilt Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance Food for Life Consultation, Peter Malton Ayia Napa regional leadership training programme, G. Bruce Calvert Gwyn Griffith Donald Sjoberg Czech Republic Cape Town, South Africa Ted Mann Beirut, Lebanon Bruce Cameron Lynn Hannigan Judy Skinner Jana Opočenska Europe Region John Joseph Mastandrea Global Martin Campbell Ken Holland Donald Smith Staff and Officers Meeting, Lund, Sweden Helen Mathers World Youth Conference, Leon, Mexico. Carol & Tony Clarke Mildred Harper Harley Smyth & Caroline McIntyre Egypt North America Region Tim Merrett Agape Political & Theological Camps, Prali, Italy Adrienne Clarkson Eldon Hay Anne Snell Youhanna Kamal Shawky 'Truth Commission on Conscience in War,' New York, USA Alice & Dan Heap Milan Sojak 'Restoring Dignity' Women in Faith Leadership Summit, Religions for Peace North American Women of Faith Network conference, New York, USA Global 08 UN Commission on the Status of Women, september 03New York International Women’s Day observance and action United Kingdom Africa Region Canada UN Human Rights Council, Geneva. Climate justice training workshop Porto Novo, Benin Germany Czech Republic Anglican Peace and Justice Network Meeting, Geneva Europe Region France Switzerland Climate Justice Now! conference, Strasbourg, France Middle East Region United States of America Japan Challenges of Secularism in the Arab World, Ayia Napa training, C Ain Aar, Lebanon. Egypt april Regional Human Rights Education 3rd training, Alexandria, Egypt. M Asia-Pacific Region Regional Committee meeting, Ain Aar, Lebanon Global Y 'Called to Prophesy, Reconcile and Heal' CCA General Assembly and Youth Pre-Assembly, Senior Friends Gathering & University for Youth and Development, Mollina, Spain PERSONAL United Nations Advocacy Week, Geneva, Switzerland. CM 2010 NESCAP launch, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Human Rights in Kenya and Zimbabwe: Governments of DONORS Europe Region year in review National Unity and Transitional Processes' UN Side Event, Geneva MY 'Religion, Ethics and Politics - God and the Use of Power' HIGHLIGHTS OF WSCF REGIONAL 2009-2010 Theology conference, Berlin, Germany AND GLOBAL ACTIVITIES CY Middle East Region Regional Human Rights Education 2nd training, Alexandria, Egypt 09 CMY North America Regions 'A World Without Empire' conference and peace festival, october K Asia-Pacific Region New York, USA Human Rights, Justice and Peace workshop on Indigenous Aotearoa New Zealand North America, Latin America & Caribbean Rights, Wu Kwai Sha, Hong Kong Regions Peace For Life People’s Forum, Bogota, Colombia Global & Latin America and Caribbean Region France Fulata Mbano-Moyo Jean Barker Leon & Barbara Howell Joan & Jovelino Ramos 04 Latin America EAP Project Cycle management Rogate Mshana Verlyn Barker Ernest & Jean Howell Doris Rhodes training ,Buenos Aires, Argentina Jean-Jacques Bauswein Charles Harper Costa Mustaklem Charles & Nada Barnett Ching-Fen Hsiao Richard Richards North America Region Gunter Schwerdtel Leopoldo Niilus William & Donna Barr Herluf Jensen Bruce Rigdon 'Overcoming Violence, Encountering the Past, Engaging the Ishmael & Gladys Noko Richard & Marilyn Batchelder Jessica Jew Francis & Fiammetta Rivers Present, Empowering the Future', SCM-USA Launching may Michel Nseir Anna & Jerry Bedford Steven & Martha Johnson Gesorge Rossman Conference, Atlanta, USA Germany Werner Gebert Margaret Owen Howard & Betty Boyd Roy Jollenbeck Grace Munro Roy Global Latin America and Caribbean Region Philip Potter & Bärbel Elliot & Marsha Paige Ruth Brandon Kenneth Jones Paul Schrading Ecumenical Zimbabwe Network Meeting, Geneva, Movement consultation, Apartadó, Colombia Wartenberg-Potter Martine Perrochet Jean Livingstone Brown Bruce Jones & Alice Cook David Schrieber Switzerland North America Region Uli Rochard Teny Pirri-Simonian Aubry Brown Constantine & Arlene Kallaur Hallam & Yasuko Shorrock 'HOME: Homelessness, Poverty and Economic Justice' Conference, Manuel Quintero-Perez Harry & Marilyn Brunger Frances Kennedy Joyce Sloan Vancouver, Canada 10 Japan Helmut Reuschle Evelyn Burry Ira & Margarette Kennerly Francis Smith Global Kiyoko Takeda Cho Martin Robra Elizabeth Clarke Shana Khader Joseph & Barbara Ellen Smith Ecumenical Kirchentag global representation, Munich, Germany november Julio & Violaine De Santa Ana Shannon Clarkson Ray & Martha Kiely Sam & Elizabeth Smith Centennial Fund Board of Trustees meeting, Geneva Africa Region Netherlands Aharon & Zabel Sapsezian William & Virginia Corzine Annie King Hans & Eleanor Spiegel Milan Opočenský Fund reception, Geneva Food for Life Advocacy training, Nairobi, Kenya Barend F. Drewes François Savary Anne Crane Fujiko Kitagawa St. James' Episcopal Church Middle East Region Gottfried Leibbrandt Roger Schmidt Jeff Crider & Susan Ginsberg Josephine Krouse St. Matthew's Episcopal Church Regional Human Rights Education 4th training, Alexandria, Egypt Jane Stranz Beverly Dale Richard Krushnic St. Peter's Episcopal Church 05 North America Region Switzerland Irene Ty Dorothy Dale June Kushino Nancy Stockford & Mark Huston School of the Americas (WHINSEC) Pilgrimage of Resistance, Shyamala Ariarajah Huibert & Ria Van Beek Ruth Daugherty Margaret Lehrecke Janice & Thomas Stoner june Phyllis Stout Fort Benning, USA Clarissa Balan-Sycip Machteld Van Vredenburch- Stanley Cora Dice Hedwig Lodwick Asia-Pacific Region Global Stephen Brown Kelsey Jorge Domingues Scott Matheney B.J. Stiles WSCF –SCM Myanmar Joint Women's Programme, Climate Justice Global Leadership training programme, Fatka, Theo Buss Michael Wallace Dorothy Anne Droser George McClain Betty Thompson Yangon, Myanmar Lebanon. Douglas Chial Luzia Wehrle Phyllis & Charles Estus Malcolm McIver John Thurber & Constance Europe Region Global Executive Committee (ExCo) Meeting, Fatka, Lebanon Julanne Clarke-Morris Joanne Weil Frederick Flory Megan Metheney Cloonan Consultation on the Eucharist, Kiev, Ukraine Jean-François Delteil Dietrich Werner-Dörfel Margaret Flory Paul & Mary Minus Mark Thurber & Susan Galli Middle East Region Mathieu Durrleman Marilyn & Walter Whiteley Roger & Sandra Flory Elsa & Thomas Nelson George & Kathleen Todd 11 L. Turnipseed Summer University on Human Rights Education, Alexandria, Egypt Dwain Epps Thomas Wieser Charles & Janice Forman Margaret Nelson North America Region Reinhild Espiritu-Traitler Peter Williams John & Ellenor Frelick Diann Neu & Mary Hunt Verna Uthman Laura Viehmann & Richard 'Let There Be Life? - Christian Activism, Social Justice and the Future december Musa Filibus Robert Geller Gayle & L.E. Oden Sheehan of the Earth' Climate justice conference, Ottawa, Canada Theodore Gill United Kingdom Charles & Julia Germany Patricia Page Africa Region Alice von Stein Regional Committee Meeting, Ottawa, Canada Wendy Goldsworthy Martin and Ruth Conway Ray & Ruth Grogan James Palm Regional Gender and Human Rights training, Kigali, Rwanda Fay Coker Walker US Social Forum representation, Detroit, USA Carlos Ham Mary & Derek Jefferson Norman & Anne Grover Richard Parker Asia-Pacific Region Nancy & C. Howard Wallace Renate Herdrich Foster Murphy Kenneth Guest Patricia Patterson Global Student Empowerment for Transformation conference on Climate Charles & Ruth West Annaliese Hoppe Pauline Webb Alice Hageman Joseph & Joyce Peacock Edinburgh 2010 World Mission Conference, Edinburgh, Scotland Justice, Colombo, Sri Lanka David Wiley & Christine Root Kaburo Kobia Beverly Harrison M.S. Philbrook International Coordinating Meeting of Youth Organisations Middle East Region Doris Anne Younger Samuel & Ruth Kobia USA (Donors 2009) James Harrison ThomasThis Philippoverview lists figures in US dollars for finances managed by the WSCF Helsinki, Finland Capacity Building workshop for Sudanese Youth, Khartoum, Sudan Paul Yount Alice Austin D. & K. Henry Eunice Poethig Inter-Regional Office, Each WSCF region has its own budget. 06European Christian Environmental Assembly, Prague, Global Chandran Paul Martin Eugenia Zavaleta Carl & Marie Bade Donald & Marilyn Hetzler Presbyterian Foundation Czech Republic Zimbabwe Europe Network meeting, Copenhagen, Denmark Odair Mateus Dallas & Donna Zigenhorn 12 Jacques Maury Fred & Mary Bailey Betty Lou Horton Ruth Purkaple WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL 8 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 21 donors THE CENTENNIAL FUND BOARD OF TRUSTEES REPORT Celebrating the past, THE 2009-2010 2010 building for the future GLOBAL WOMEN'S AND GENDER JUSTICE REPORT The Centennial Fund is WSCF's critical theological education in WSCF. Engaging students in Endowment Fund, which helps ensure Earlier named funds bringing income into the the Federation can continue to nurture Centennial Fund include; the Marie-Jean de CENTENNIAL FUND critique, reflection and leaders and work for justice and peace Haller Fund (for WSCF global activities), the FINANCIAL OVERVIEW 2009 - 2010 for generations to come. The Ted Scott Fund (for WSCF student Centennial Fund relies on the engagement in justice and peace) and the INCOME 2009 US Dollars action on gender justice generosity of senior friends and other Suzanne de Diétrich Fund (for Biblical study in Churches, institutions, Inter-Regional WSCF). Office donations 1,318 supporters to continue the Bequests - Nyland 22,518 Federation's vital transformative work Share dividends, interest 10,258 Violence against Women, Women and Men with students in the future. GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS AND FUND Apartment rent 1,400 In 2010 the Federation extended its gender analysis and women's empowerment REVENUE Exchange gains 17,226 strategy through programmes focused on: in partnership for empowerment, feminist NAMED FUNDS In May 2009 the Fund's value had gone down Total Income 52,720 theology and Bible study, discrimination • Domestic violence prevention against women, human trafficking, power In 2009-2010 the Centennial Fund continued by 29%, but by October 2009 had almost EXPENDITURE 2009 • HIV-AIDS and economic justice its approach of building up the Movement regained its balance with a rise of 23%. Board of Trustees meeting 8,930 dynamics and gender identities. The Regional through the inspiration of WSCF luminaries, However, as a result of reductions in the Bank charges, commissions, taxes, depreciation 10,405 • Violence against women (economic, cultural, political, military) Women's Committee addressed feminist with named Funds to support an aspect of Fund's working revenue in 2009, it was not Staff costs 125,927 • Identity, sexuality and human rights perspectives on the theme: 'Renewing the Administration costs, printing 22,749 Earth: Climate Justice and Equity'. 2010's first WSCF ministry close to their hearts. able to release grants to WSCF programmes, Travel, representation 3,516 • Women doing theology issue of Asia-Pacific regional magazine In November 2009, the Centennial Fund except $5,000 to the Ecumenical Assistance Total Expenditure 171,527 • Anti-discrimination advocacy joined with Rev. Dr Philip Potter to launch the Programme and a loan of $70,000 towards the "Praxis" followed the theme, 'Women and Fund in his name. The Philip Potter Fund funding shortfall in WSCF's global operating Investment Portfolio Appreciation 2009 320,741 Identity: Going beyond Gender and Religion'.

C honours the outstanding ecumenical career costs. Net Income/(Expenditure) in 2009 201,934 AFRICA In 2010, a grant of $5,000 was allocated to Advocacy on women and power, NORTH AMERICA, LATIN AMERICA M of the former WCC General Secretary and In 2010 Africa region offered training on WSCF's Ecumenical Assistance Programme. INCOME 2010 US Dollars leadership, legal and cultural rights AND CARIBBEAN WSCF Chairperson by supporting WSCF's gender and human rights to both women and Y ecumenical leadership formation work. As At an extra-ordinary meeting in December Inter-Regional Office donations 956 In 2010 WSCF brought young women from In 2010 the North America region hosted Dividends, interest 19,030 six countries to the United Nations 54th men. Students from Rwanda, Uganda, Kenya staff and women students from Liberia, CM founding Chairperson of the Centennial 2010, the Board of Trustees made two Apartment rent 1,400 Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) and Burundi gathered for a regional workshop Argentina, Lebanon Switzerland, USA and Fund and someone passionate about WSCF additional allocations of funding to WSCF's Insurance refunds 45,752 MY in New York. Working with the Ecumenical scrutinising gender inequities in culture, since his student days, Dr Potter has played a global operations in recognition of the urgent Investment portfolio appreciation 170,338 the UK for the UN Commission on the Status Total Income 237,476 Women coalition, the Federation's team personal relationships, religion, government of Women in New York. One of the region's CY remarkable role in the ecumenical formation need of support. Firstly, the 2009 loan of focused their efforts on five key advocacy policy and the law. Students were taught how four core working groups addresses 'Gender of countless Christian students; this Fund will $70,000 was changed into a grant in 2010. EXPENDITURE 2010 CMY points for inclusion in the Review for the to use legal and political tools for gender justice Secondly, $10,000 was allocated to support Centennial Fund Office costs and sexuality' and in 2010 the group drafted enable the Federation's formation of young advocacy and training in local areas. As part of K the Federation's 2010 Executive Committee Staff costs 129,632 Beijing Platform for Action. The review will working documents on LGBT advocacy ecumenists to continue. the broader ecumenical Food for Life meeting in Lebanon. Office rent 5,314 add new concepts into the influential Beijing issues, including a proposal for UN-level Communications, office supplies, publications, IT cost 21,289 Campaign (which includes WSCF as a In 2009 a Fund was established in honour of Platform of Action (1995), which committed decriminalisation of LGBT people. Travel, representation 2,212 over 400 national governments to working contributing member), the Africa region In May 2010, WSCF helped organise the Professor Kentaro Shiozuki, former East Asia FUND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE Audit fees 2,490 focused SCM attention on women's role in At its meeting in December 2010, the Board of Total Centennial Fund Office costs 160,937 for the advancement of women and girls. North American "Women of Faith Leadership Secretary of WSCF, who is renowned for his agriculture - emphasising pressures on women ground-breaking 1970s work in leadership Trustees reflected on its mandate to continue The students worked personally with their Summit" on the theme "Restoring Dignity". Fundraising development costs from the green revolution, seed and land development training programmes for Asian to support the budget of the Inter- Regional national delegates to advocate: real systemic NA region contributed to planning for the Ecumenical Kirchentag 11,447 change to enable women's leadership and grabbing. "World without Empire" festival in New York, youth and students. Sadly, Prof. Shiozuki Office in Geneva during difficult financial Philip Potter Fund launch 7,860 Milan Opočenský Fund event 829 equal access to power; an end to legal and on counteracting global empire's impact on died in 2010. The Kentaro Shiozuki Fund times. In order to do this responsibly, the EUROPE Board decided to review the financial Board of Trustees meeting 7,574 cultural impunity for perpetrators of violence women. Latin America and Caribbean region which supports WSCF student leadership This year concluded the Europe region's implications of continuing to maintain the Fund Exchange losses 8,432 against women; political and economic Chairperson Ms Belkys Teherán reported that training is a fitting tribute to his outstanding Total Fundraising development costs 36,142 three-year "Stop Being Silent!" Lingua Franca Development Office and the position of Fund recognition of women's contribution to the in 2010 women from the region had service to the Federation. training series on "Identifying, Overcoming and Development Officer. Ms. Marsha Lougheed Grants global economy. In addition, the WSCF participated in local and global gender Preventing Domestic Violence". In 2010 a In 2010, a reception was hosted by the Page held this position during 2009-2010 and WSCF Inter-Regional Budget 70,000 group lobbied for an emphasis on women's programmes. Ecumenical Assistance Programme (2009/2010) 10,000 "Stop Being Silent!" programme was held in her work included supporting the education and training and special mention Centennial Fund in Geneva to invigorate WSCF Executive Committee meeting 10,000 Minsk, Belarus, with seminars focused on establishment of named Funds and building an of women with multiple forms of marginalisa- MIDDLE EAST broader interest in the newly established Total Grants 90,000 personal boundaries, naming violence, "victim, emphasis on legacy gifts to the Centennial tion such as women migrants, refugees, In the Middle East, WSCF continued to Milan Opočenský Fund, which supports abuser, observer" labels, workplace Fund. Total Office and Operating Costs 287,079 trafficked women and women and girls in strengthen gender justice work, by including conflict zones. harassment, clergy, church hierarchies and gender perspectives in each of the region's abuse, and political and legal issues. In 2010 seven training programmes. A significant WSCF CENTENNIAL FUND BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2009 - 2010 Global audit revisited the Europe region published an issue of its subject covered was defining and dealing In 2010 WSCF leaders revisited the global regional journal "Mozaik" on the subject of with sexual harassment in Arab societies, gender audit and recommended an external Overcoming Domestic Violence. where discussion of sexuality is taboo. President Board members WSCF General Secretary / from November 2010 assessment of WSCF's current practice at Students studied women's rights as human Dr Martin Conway (United Kingdom) Prof. Bungaran Saragih (Indonesia), Ms Christine Housel (USA) every level of the Federation, particularly in ASIA-PACIFIC rights, women, families and legal rights, equal Vice-President Ms Alice-Jean Finlay (Canada) Fund Development Officer - Supporting women's leadership The Asia-Pacific region continues its emphasis access to participation, women's leadership, Ms Inger Lise Olsen (Norway) WSCF Honorary Treasurer Ms Marsha Lougheed Paige (Trinidad & Tobago) - Partnership between men and on Joint Women's Programmes (JWP), which analysis of personal experiences and cultural Secretary Mr Youhanna Kamal Shawky (Egypt) women link the regional women's programme and local norms and construction of male-female roles Rev. Jorge Domingues (Brazil) Executive Secretariat to 2010 Investment Advisory Group The audit will also analyse where young SCMs, enabling study and reflection in greater in society, church and from Biblical texts. The WSCF General Secretary Mr Mathieu Durrleman (Switzerland) women and men currently stand on these detail for each context. In 2010 joint women's Middle East 2010 women's leadership Rev. Michael Wallace (Aotearoa New Zealand) Mr Olav Nomeland (Norway) to 2009 topics with the aim of sustaining WSCF's programmes were held in Japan, Myanmar and programme held in Amman, Jordan focused Mr Pauli Rantanen (Finland) to 2009 pioneer role in women's participation. Sri Lanka. Programme themes included on "Readings of Women's Rights in the Arab World – the role of the Church".

WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL 20 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 20 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 women 9 THE 2010 LEADERSHIP 2009 - 2010 Global Administration TRAINING PROGRAMME REPORT

Global o ce General Secretaries 2009 - 2010 WSCF’s headquarters are in Geneva, Switzerland. The WSCF The General Secretary oversees all global level programmes and Deepening student engagement on Climate Justice Inter-Regional Office (IRO) in Geneva manages finance and projects, manages the personnel and work of the Inter-Regional Office administration at the global level and payroll for regional secretaries. and acts as secretariat to the Centennial Fund. The Rev’d Michael IRO staff uphold the strategic directives of the General Assembly as Wallace continued as General Secretary in 2009 and up to May 2010. they organise statutory and programmatic meetings, fundraise, During 2010, WSCF's global officers supported the IRO, with Ms produce global publications and maintain WSCF's web presence. Shantha Ready in the management role. In November 2010, Ms In November 2010, twenty-four WSCF students, sta highlighting the ethical, spiritual and texts that speak to the issue of water justice. Global office staff co-ordinate the Ecumenical Assistance Christine Housel was elected General Secretary by the WSCF and ocers of WSCF gathered for a global leadership communal issues that underlie the environ- She highlighted how both the Bible and the Programme and provide administrative support to the Executive Committee. training programme on the Federation's annual theme mental crisis. He situated climate justice Quran speak about water as creation and Centennial Fund. of Climate Justice. Participants came from Austria, within this larger perspective, where people how water is a central theological theme in Interns 2009 Benin, Colombia, Côte d'Ivoire, Egypt, Hong Kong, Italy, are increasingly disconnected from the earth the ministry of Jesus. Her insights Networking and UN representation WSCF’s 2009 Communications intern till February was Mr Andrés Kenya, Lebanon, Mexico, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, and one another. encouraged WSCF to take up the issue The WSCF global office maintains working relationships with global Lopez, and from March till December, Ms Maryann Philbrook. Ms Switzerland, Thailand, Uruguay and the UK to attend of water justice as our own. ecumenical and youth organisations. These include the World Charité Nkusi was the 2009 Human Rights and Solidarity intern. There the programme alongside WSCF's global Executive Sharing insights from his recently published Council of Churches, Lutheran World Federation, World were no WSCF IRO interns in 2010. Committee, near Beirut, Lebanon. book "Hell and High Water: Climate Change, An outcome of the global training session Communion of Reformed Churches, Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance, Hope and the Human Condition," Prof. was a commitment for the Federation to The Climate Justice programme met at the Our McIntosh challenged students with new re-examine its structures, policies and Ecumenical News International, ACT Alliance, World YWCA, World Financial management Alliance of YMCAs, Ecumenical Women and the International WSCF’s Honorary Treasurer, Mr Youhanna Kamal Shawky, is the chief C Lady of the Mountain Monastery in Fatka, where perspectives on climate change. For him meetings to reflect a practical commitment young WSCF leaders engaged in holistic and communities of faith should see it not simply to caring for our environment and becoming Coordinating Meeting of Youth Organizations. The IRO is fiscal agent of the Federation. He is supported in his work by WSCF’s M systemic analysis of environmental issues in the as an advocacy issue or campaign, but as an more connected to it. This would include an responsible for organising the Federation’s representation at the Finance and Reporting Officer, Mr Peter Tyler who manages the IRO ecological re-evaluation of resource use at Y context of the venue's beautiful natural environ- emerging field of pastoral ministry amid the United Nations, through UNESCO (Paris), the UN Commission on accounts, global meeting accounts, payroll for regional and global staff environment-related crises the world now every level of the Federation's activities. the Status of Women (New York) and the UN Human Rights Council and the Ecumenical Assistance Programme accounts. Mr Tyler assists CM ment. Students looked at economic and political faces. Participants concluded that WSCF must (Geneva). with financial reporting for statutory meetings, the Centennial Fund models that exacerbate environmental degrada- The Climate Justice programme participants MY work to strengthen community relationships and donor partners, and is the Federation’s copyright administrator. tion and climate change, as well as studying the that equip people to live in eco-sustainable agreed to promote the issue of water justice CY Location movement toward ecological sustainability. ways. Students were challenged to through SCMs in the future, specifically by Participants shared insights of environmental raising student awareness, deepening WSCF’s Inter-Regional Office is located in the Ecumenical Centre, O ce administration CMY understand that these new lifestyles will call study and action in their own local and regional for radical change and will be in direct theological reflection and doing advocacy in Geneva. WSCF is able to build connections with key players in the In 2009-10 Ms. Monika Rawcliffe continued as the IRO and Centennial K contexts and scrutinised the global picture contrast to the profit-orientated social models favour of marginalized and oppressed global ecumenical movement and benefits from collegial Fund’s Executive Assistant. Ms Rawcliffe provides administrative through workshops and facilitated discussion. that now dominate. communities who suffer from unjust control relationships and professional support amongst the Geneva support, organises logistics for meetings, prepares documents, or abuse of water resources. organisations. The IRO’s location in Geneva allows for direct and manages records and maintains databases for WSCF and the Scottish writer and environmental campaigner Lebanese Biblical scholar Dr Amale Dibo led ongoing collaboration on advocacy and information sharing Centennial Fund. In 2009-10 office volunteer Ng Yi Ching (Juliana) Prof. Alastair McIntosh presented a workshop a Bible study, which focused on Biblical between WSCF and its NGO and UN partners. provided administration and archiving support. Ms Desirée Kameka volunteered at the IRO for two months in mid 2010. Sta
2009 – 2010 WSCF WORK ON CLIMATE JUSTICE In 2009 the Inter-Regional Office staff consisted of one executive Programme sta
2009-2010 position (General Secretary), two programme staff (Project Manager From 2009 – November 2010 Christine Housel continued to manage Participants at the Beirut meeting shared work undertaken by national SCMs and WSCF regions on climate and eco-justice. Among other activities and Zimbabwe Advocacy Officer) and two administration staff the Ecumenical Assistance Programme and WSCF engagement with (Executive Assistant and Finance and Reporting Officer). Three the UN, as global Project Manager. In 2009-2010 Zimbabwe Advocacy WSCF NORTH AMERICA organized a interns worked for the IRO in 2009. Other staff were contracted for Officer Mr. Marlon Zakeyo managed WSCF’s Zimbabwe Human WSCF MIDDLE EAST hosted the global is working on issues such WSCF EUROPE regional eco-justice conference in Ottawa. This communications and translation. Also part of the staff team in Rights work. leadership training on eco-justice and contribu- as consumerism, unsustainable development, led to a proposal to the global Advocacy and 2009-10, but employed by the Centennial Fund, was Fund ted perspectives from its own life and work. ecological education and climate refugees. Solidarity Committee that WSCF embark on a Development Officer Marsha Lougheed Paige. Water Justice campaign. WSCF AFRICA organized a training WSCF LATIN AMERICA AND workshop in Benin to strengthen advocacy on CARIBBEAN highlighted the need for Climate Justice in a region already affected by reflection on Christian faith and ecology at a the consequences of climate change. conference on eco-ecumenical theology. PARTNER

A student empowerment programme was Anglican Church of Canada Norges Kristelige Studentforbund, Norway ORGANISATIONS administrationBread for All, Switzerland Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs organized by WSCF ASIA-PACIFIC in Sri Bread for the World, Germany Tear Fund, Zimbabwe 2009/2010 Lanka to mobilize youth and students in their Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), Germany Trocaire, Mozambique communities. The region supports theological Evangelisches Missionswerk in Deutschland (EMW) United Church of Canada reflection on ecological issues from the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America United Church of Christ USA perspective of the South, women, and indige- Fonds für Entwicklung und Partnerschaft in Afrika (FEPA), Switzerland United Methodist Church USA nous and marginalized people. Freedom House, Southern Africa US Trustees of WSCF Hilfswerk der Evangelischen Kirchen Schweiz (HEKS/EPER) Waldensian Church, Italy ICCO-Kerkinactie, Netherlands Women's InterchurchThis Council overview of listsCanada figures in US dollars for finances managed by the WSCF Karibu Foundation, Norway World Council of Churches Inter-Regional Office, Each WSCF region has its own budget. Lutheran World Federation WSCF Canada Methodist Church of Great Britain WSCF Centennial Fund

WSCF ANNUAL National Council of Christian Churches USA Diakonia - Sweden WSCF WSCF ANNUAL ANNUAL 10 REPORTS 2009 leadeership| 2010 partnersREPORTSREPORTS 2009 2009 | 2010 | 2010 1919 GLOBAL OFFICERS GLOBAL EXECUTIVE Latin America and Caribbean Chairperson COMMITTEE (EXCO) Ms. Sarahí García Gómez (Cuba) Mr. Horacio Mesones (Uruguay) Methodist Africa Reformed Vice-Chairperson Mr. Jules Tchede (Benin) Methodist Ms. Belkys Teherán Estrada Ms. Janejinda Pawadee (Thailand) Ms. Denise Memel (Côte d’Ivoire) Methodist (Colombia) Reformed Church of Christ Asia-Pacific Middle East Ms. Shantha Ready (USA) Roman Catholic Ms. Bronwyn Crowe (Australia) Anglican Dr. Sameh Effat Fahmy (Egypt) Orthodox THE Honorary Treasurer Mr. Immanuel Gopalakitnan (Sri Lanka) Ms. Carla Khijoyan (Lebanon) Orthodox Mr. Youhanna Kamal Shawky Reformed North America 2009 - 2010 (Egypt) Orthodox Europe Mr. Noah Gillespie (USA) Disciples ECUMENICAL ASSISTANCE Ms. Hannah Satlow (Austria) Lutheran of Christ PROGRAMME REPORT In 2009 Ms. Alice Glaze (Canada) United Student leaders raising Mr. Torbjørn Askevold (Norway) Lutheran Donor representative From end of 2009 Ms. Kendra Dunbar (USA) Methodist capacity and promoting Mr. Marco Fornerone (Italy) Reformed best practise

The Ecumenical Assistance Programme is the Federation's vehicle to fund the EAP DEVELOPMENT TEAM 2009-2010: projects of local Student Christian Movements. With beginnings in aid and relief after WWII, the programme has become a highly e ective means through which Ms. Hannah Satlow Student Co-Chair the global Federation partners with students and their local communities in their work for positive change. Mr. Immanuel Gopalakitnan Student Co-Chair Mr. Brandon Cook Ms. Belkys Teherán Estrada WSCF Governing Mr. Jules Tchede In 2009 –2010 WSCF's Ecumenical women in the Al-Nuzha and Al-Baq’aa Ms. Hind Farahat Assistance Programme (EAP) held a Palestinian refugee camps near Amman. Ms. Elsy Wakil C Bodies And Sta Development Team training programme Mr. Youhanna Kamal Shawky M Throughout 2010, the EAP Development and three regional training sessions as part Ms. Christine Housel Y Leadership of a broader strategy to raise reporting and Team members joined WSCF staff and local management standards across the EAP. resource people to support project cycle (till April 2010) Rev. Michael Wallace CM management training events for the Middle MY 2009 | 2010 Coming in response to recommendations East, Latin America and Caribbean, and

CY from the T.W. Welch & Partners 2008 Asia-Pacific regions. external evaluation of the EAP, the training CMY sessions upskilled SCM leaders in project The Middle East training took place in Ain Aar, K cycle management, reporting and related Lebanon in September 2010, followed by the skills, to strengthen the capacity of SCMs Latin America and Caribbean training in and enhance their quality of communica- Buenos Aires, Argentina in October and the tion with the Inter-Regional Office in Asia-Pacific training in Colombo, Sri Lanka the Geneva. following month.

Key to the training concept is building up For each training session a combination of consistency and knowledge in project local and global experts resourced the cycle management at the global level of programme, which ensured new skills could the Federation. To this end, an event was be developed in sensitivity to both local and organized in Jordan during June 2009 that global contexts. provided exposure to an EAP project for the Programme’s external evaluators and The next move is to hold an EAP training the establishment and training of a new session for WSCF's Africa region, which is WSCF Development Team (DT). The highly significant in the life of the Programme. EXECUTIVE STAFF Latin America Development Team's role is to act as the The principal supporter of the EAP is the Regional Secretaries Rev. Dan Gonzales Ortega (Mexico) Reformed body that keep s the focus on continuing German church development service, Africa (from September 2009) quality enhancement of the EAP. Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), who Ms. Georgine Kengne Djeutane Gustavo Casadiego Quintero (Colombia) Reformed have said they are delighted with the (Cameroon) Reformed Middle East The team's establishment training event evaluation in Jordan and the way the Asia-Pacific Ms. Elsy Wakil (Lebanon) Orthodox was held in 2009 in Amman, Jordan hosted evaluation and training process is continuing Ms. Necta Montes Rocas North America by the Orthodox Youth Fellowship (SCM for the future of the EAP. (Philippines) United Mr. Luciano Kovacs (Italy) Reformed Jordan). A Jordanian EAP project "Youth Europe and Women in Participatory Education for Main EAP funders alongside EED are the Until 2010 General Secretaries Development" was evaluated as part of the Dutch development agency ICCO, the Ms. Jooa Vuorinen (Finland) Orthodox Until June 2010 training process. The evaluators were Waldensian Church in Italy and WSCF's From mid 2010 Rev. Michael Wallace (Aotearoa New Zealand) Anglican impressed with the project’s scope and Centennial Fund. David Masters (UK) Evangelical From November 2010 effectiveness, as a provider of vocational Ms. Christine Housel (USA) Episcopalian training and public health education to

WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL 18 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 sta EAP REPORTSREPORTS 2009 | 2010 2009 | 2010 11 11 THE 2009 - 2010 Standing up THE 2009-2010 ZIMBABWE ADVOCACY ECUMENICAL ASSISTANCE for human rights OFFICE REPORT PROGRAMME PROJECTS in Zimbabwe

LESOTHO University students from Lesotho trained as community educators in human rights and The Zimbabwe Advocacy O ce (ZAO), an ecumenical partnership hosted by WSCF, Information and Public Action non-violent conflict resolution. The training has played a key role since its establishment in 2008 in raising awareness about the Regular ZAO electronic mailouts and the blog specifically equipped young women with civil human rights situation in Zimbabwe. The o ce is staed by Mr. Marlon Zakeyo, a zimbabwegeneva.blogspot.com provide society leadership skills on socioeconomic and Zimbabwean human rights lawyer and former General Secretary of SCM Zimbabwe. material from human rights defenders, political issues. churches and civil society groups in Zimba- Advocacy for human rights bwe. In March 2010, ZAO and WSCF AFRICA MADAGASCAR Throughout 2009 and 2010, ZAO focused on released a joint press release about attacks on Madagascan university students trained as ASIA-PACIFIC advocacy towards the United Nations Human trade union leaders and human rights environmental and climate change educators C defenders in Zimbabwe. through a seminar series and nature camp. Rights Council in Geneva, in cooperation with BANGLADESH international church organisations, and M Project trainees implemented a programme of CAMEROON environmental awareness-raising in secondary Five workshops conscientised Bangladeshi facilitating participation by Zimbabwean ZAO has been working to highlight the Y Cameroonian students attended 7 seminars in schools. students on issues of gender inequality & human rights and church organisations at Zimbabwe human rights situation and the

CM non-violent political advocacy and social issues. women's empowerment, HIV-AIDS, drug advocacy forums in Geneva and Switzerland. work of civil society and church partners. Peer training extended the project's reach NIGERIA abuse, global warming & disaster prepared- Articles featuring the work of ZAO and EZN MY through workshops at regional conferences, 600 Nigerian university students trained in ness, human rights and good governance. Its advocacy work helped prompt statements were published by agencies such as Ecumeni- regular local seminars and theatre presentations CY social justice advocacy, including non-violent on the situation in Zimbabwe from WSCF, the cal News International, Reuters, AllAfrica.com in SCM branches. KOREA CMY lobbying for government policy change. World Council of Churches (WCC), and other and Religion News Service. Students developed specific advocacy skills Korean university students were challenged to church organisations. K DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO for working with communities affected by engage in social justice work through seminars With the Swiss church development agency Congolese SCMers built relationships with gender injustice, poverty and HIV-AIDS. on human rights and exposure to the realities In the first half of 2009, ZAO organised a Bread for All, ZAO issued a press statement in Burundian refugees in Katanga and advocated of migrant workers and homeless people in November 2010 calling for the continued series of meetings at Geneva’s Ecumenical by ZAO in January 2010, the ZAO received a through government departments for improve- SIERRA LEONE Korea. The project established a 3-month suspension from international trade of Centre, where the WCC, WSCF and other mandate to work as part-time secretariat for ment to their living conditions. Health and Four peace-building workshops and 48 international peace internship. diamonds from the Marange region until organisations have their offices. In May 2009, the network. In October 2010, at a follow up vocational seminars and micro-trade apprentice- campus radio broadcasts informed students Zimbabwe stops human rights violations and ships were provided for youth in refugee camps. PAKISTAN after a call from ZAO, the WCC, All Africa EZN Meeting, Zimbabwean churches drew complies with international regulations. about the rise of factionalism in Sierra Leone's Conference of Churches and WSCF sent an universities and wider society. The project Around 360 Pakistani Christian students up an Advocacy Action Plan aimed at international fact-finding and solidarity The ZAO coordinator was interviewed by ETHIOPIA trained students in practical strategies for attended seminars on understanding and fostering united prophetic action and mission to Zimbabwe. media including World Radio Switzerland, 1750 female Ethiopian students received protecting the peaceful coexistence of diverse being in dialogue with Islam and the Muslim providing moral leadership to the nation. Swiss TV (SF), Studio 7 VOA, Le Temps and pre-university leadership and academic skills social groups. majority. The seminars encouraged young training. Training areas focused on maximising the Christians to engage positively in Pakistani In 2010, the attention of many governments Lobbying in Geneva SW Radio Africa. benefit of university education and enhancing the SUDAN (SOUTHERN) society. and intergovernmental organisations began to potential of future women leaders. Sudanese Muslim and Christian youth leaders shift away from Zimbabwe. They believed the At a time when the future of Zimbabwe is Strategic Partners and students from former conflict zones met PHILIPPINES country was no longer facing crisis because of uncertain, ZAO remains a key hub for ZAO’s founding organisations are IVORY COAST regularly in a forum for dialogue and peace- Filipino youth and students trained in paralegal the formation of an Inclusive Government international advocacy at its strategic location WSCF and the Fund for Develop- In nine centres within Ivory Coast's former building training. The forum continues to and human rights advocacy skills through between political rivals. Through its advocacy in Geneva, home to the United Nations ment and Partnership in Africa war-zone, the project trained village educators foster positive cooperation, helping to build local, regional and national workshops. Two work, ZAO managed to ensure that Zimbabwe Human Rights Council, the World Council of (FEPA). It receives support from and set up student exchange forums to share human rights video documentaries were bridges between the two faith communities. remains on the international agenda. Churches and other international organisa- key development, advocacy and information on economic justice, gender equality, produced and two publications: the Human tions. church organisations, as well as reproductive health, inter-religious peace building TOGO Rights Defender's Guide and Youth Guide to Working with Zimbabwean churches the Federal Government of and human rights issues. Paralegal Work. A special focus for the human 104 female-male pair educators from different In September 2009, ZAO helped bring leaders ZAO’s interventions have increased coordina- Switzerland. schools and colleges were trained as founding rights training was raising awareness of the from the Zimbabwe Council of Churches and KENYA tion of Zimbabwe advocacy at the UN, and leaders of Anti-AIDS clubs. The clubs have situation of Mindanao's Moro people. the Zimbabwe Christian Alliance to Geneva. WSCF is proud To counteract post-election violence, youth peace closer Zimbabwe NGO engagement with been set up as open environments for learning They took part for the first time in the through the work camps taught non-violent conflict resolution TIMOR LESTE African diplomatic missions in Geneva. and as centres for civil society development in Ecumenical Zimbabwe Network (EZN), a of ZAO to be techniques using dance, drama and theatre. Around 500 Timor Leste students and youth regions suffering post-war trauma. grouping of more than 20 Evangelical, supporting Kenyan university students and conflict-zone attended leadership training workshops, ZAO has provided international organisations Protestant, Roman Catholic advocacy and advocacy for youth trained in peace-building, while a program- UGANDA covering human rights advocacy, project and diplomatic missions with a locally based me for Maasai and Turdana youth offered positive management and reporting, reconciliation & Zimbabwean Diaspora advocacy and alternative source of information on the peace, justice, Talented students from poor rural development agencies. This overviewdemocracy lists figures in andUS dollars for finances managed by the WSCF inter-tribal contact through sporting activities. backgrounds without access to higher peace building skills, 'Women doing Theology' human rights situation in Zimbabwe. Inter-Regional Office, Each WSCF region has its own budget. This was the first meeting of EZN outside the rule of law in education were supported through tertiary and gender justice awareness. Brussels. At a subsequent meeting organised Zimbabwe. education scholarships. WSCF ANNUAL WSCF WSCF ANNUAL ANNUAL 12 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 EAP 11 zimbabweREPORTSREPORTS 2009 2009 | 2010 | 2010 1717 THE 2009-2010 Connecting students GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS and sharing the REPORT Movement's stories Students & communities working for positive change

WSCF communications in 2009 – 2010 have had multiple strands in order to meet our various communication goals, including: - to provide real and meaningful opportunities for students to build networking relationships with their global peers - to foster global engagement in advocacy and solidarity between SCMs - to o er a taste of the rich experiences and contributions of Student Christian Movements to those outside the Movement - to communicate the vision and aims of WSCF LATIN AMERICA - to advocate for justice and peace as a global Federation AND CARIBBEAN MIDDLE EAST Federation News Web News Federation News and the Red Book are While the wscfglobal.org website remains a BRAZIL C Brazilian students recorded oral histories of WSCF's primary means of communication site for WSCF global news, it is currently EGYPT scheduled to be redesigned. Throughout human rights engagement and social justice M with our supporters and friends. In 2009-10 An accessible youth media and computer action from SCM senior friends and engaged three editions of Federation News were 2009-2010, WSCF maintained positive literacy training centre for Egyptian youth was Y in dialogue on social justice and human rights published, sharing the stories of worldwide working relationships with Ecumenical established in Cairo. advocacy in Brazil. CM programmes such as the Universal Day of News International, WCC News and other Prayer for Students, NGO networking and media outlets to reach a broader audience IRAQ MY CHILE UN advocacy, global leadership training, alongside WSCF's direct e-mailouts to Iraqi youth attended an intensive training Underprivileged Chilean students from poor CY friends and supporters. programme on civil society leadership, global ecumenical cooperation and the work communities in the Commune of Coronel CMY dialogue and human rights. Conference of WSCF's Centennial Fund, as well as news received pre-university academic skills briefs from SCMs. New Communications Group participants shared their learnings as trainers K training and transition support into tertiary for Iraqi Christian youth in local seminars and Recognising the capacity restrictions of low education. Social networking staffing on WSCF's global communications, courses. http://wscfconnect.org/ the 2010 Executive Committee agreed to form CUBA JORDAN In 2009-10 WSCF built on developments in a global Communications Committee, whose Five regional anti-discrimination workshops Young women from the Al-Nuzha and online social networking begun through key is to seek out stories at the national and and three publications educated Cuban Al-Baq’aa Palestinian refugee camps near Facebook groups in 2008, with a new forum regional levels to feed into global communica- students on how to recognise and prevent the Amman received vocational training in for sharing information, blogs, discussion, tions. exclusion of marginalised persons and mosaics, embroidery and bamboo furniture- video and pictures from SCMs around the communities in Cuba. making. Eighteen four-day courses focused on Regions world. Called "WSCF Connection" the WSCF communication skills, marketing, product In Africa WSCF published "Maranatha" Daily ECUADOR e-space currently has slightly over 400 quality control, cooking, catering and capacity Ecuadorian young people trained in social students, senior friends and SCM groups Scripture Readings for 2009-10 and in 2010 building. Monthly one-day public discussions analysis and communications through a digital sharing ideas and information through its produced an illustrated Annual Report and on family issues, women's rights and the video-making project. Youth participants online forum. SCMers from every region renewed their website. environment were held in the camps. belong to wscfconnect.org, with highest Asia-Pacific region published four issues of produced videos on issues studied during the project including migration, HIV-AIDS, numbers from Europe and North America, PRAXIS magazine. Issues in 2009 covered PALESTINE delinquency, eating disorders and followed closely by Asia-Pacific and Africa. "Identity Diversity and Dialogue" and Poverty, Young Palestinian Christians travelled to reproductive health. Wealth and Ecology, and in 2010 'We are Jordan to train in leadership communication Women', and 'Sowing the seeds of ecological skills, human rights advocacy, conflict HAITI justice'. WSCF also produced an SCM resolution and youth civil society SCM Haiti received an emergency grant in Handbook in Asia-Pacific region. In Europe, development. support of their local disaster relief work WSCF published three issues of regional following the catastrophic earthquake in 2010. magazine Mozaik, on 'Gender, Religion and SUDAN (NORTHERN) Society,' 'The Powers that Be,' and 'Stop Being MEXICO Young Northern Sudanese Christian students Silent' (Overcoming Domestic Violence). In Arts programmes were held in rural areas for Latin America and Caribbean region a new Mayahua, Tzeltale and Mixe indigenous attended seminars and workshops in website was launched and the region youth. Participants made and performed ecumenical and interfaith dialogue, leadership published electronic newsletters. Likewise artworks and attended workshops on skills and globalisation. Students were trained Middle East and North America regions tolerance, non-violence and peace-making. as trainers to pass on dialogue and leadership skills in their local areas. primarily focused on electronic reports and An arts festival which included a display of the publications in 2009-10. indigenous youth artworks was held in Mexico City, which raised public awareness of xenophobia, discrimination and racism. WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL communications1616 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 13

THE WSCF 2010 AT THE GLOBAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE EDINBURGH 2010 REPORT WORLD MISSION Students working for CONFERENCE Students helping transformation in the world shape the future of global mission In November 2010, twenty seven students, human rights action at the local, regional and theological study in future meetings. A sta, ocers and resource people met for global levels. Theological Commission will be formed to WSCF's Executive Committee (ExCo) in ExCo set out ways to increase the impact of gather theological and spiritual reflections from Fatka, Lebanon. Meeting at "Our Lady of advocacy, including: throughout the Federation and its partners, WSCF SHARED MISSION EDINBURGH 2010 COMMON CALL TO MISSION the Mountain" Monastery overlooking - Building on work to connect global, helping to further embed the role of theology in 100 years after organising the historic 1910 Beirut, ExCo reviewed the two years since regional and national structures through the WSCF's public witness and leadership formation PRIORITIES WITH of students. World Mission Conference, WSCF showed EDINBURGH 2010 its last in-person meeting and elaborated a Federation’s Advocacy and Solidarity its continued commitment to global mission strategic plan for the Federation's next two Committee CAPACITY BUILDING: at the Edinburgh 2010 conference in June Ecumenical CC6. Recognising the need to shape a new generation of years. - Strengthening the identity and prophetic last year. vision of WSCF Communication Leadership formation leaders with authenticity for mission in a world of ExCo devised a communications strategy and - Engaging new ways to convey WSCF -playing a core formation role for diversities in the twenty-first century... At the meeting, Ms Christine Housel was formed a Communications Committee to elected General Secretary of WSCF, following vision effectively to students and partners every generation of ecumenical evaluate WSCF communications and The Edinburgh 2010 World Mission leaders former General Secretary Rev. Michael Wallace. - Maximising the presence of the Federation co-ordinate new approaches. ExCo directed that at United Nations and other global advocacy Conference surveyed world Christianity and CC1. ... we are called to incarnate and proclaim ... life in WSCF should move towards full use of the potential for common witness to Jesus Advocacy and Solidarity The Executive Committee was impressed with fora alternative media and social networking tools to abundance and liberation for all poor and Christ in the 21st century. Delegates from 60 C Christine's knowledge of WSCF and - Maximising effectiveness of WSCF better connect students around the world. -students working and speaking out oppressed. commitment to the Federation, as well as her advocacy through focused strategies These communications developments will stand nations and a broad range of Orthodox, for justice at national, regional, M Catholic, Anglican, Protestant, Evangelical, global levels, with emphasis on: proven track record at the Inter-Regional Oce alongside WSCF's communication of key issues -gender justice CC3. We are called to become communities of Y (IRO) in Geneva. Ms Housel had been instru- A key advocacy decision of ExCo was to to media outlets and production of existing Pentecostal, independent and uniting -ecological justice compassion and healing, where young people are mental in upholding the Federation's global launch a Water Justice campaign, intertwining WSCF publications. churches contributed to dialogue on mission -ongoing analysis & reform of power CM actively participating in mission and women and structures advocacy work (including UN and global NGO with the Federation's 2011 and 2012 themes aims and approaches in the 21st Century. men share power and responsibilities fairly, where MY STRENGTHENING PARTNERSHIPS engagement) and played a pivotal role in of Overcoming Violence and Economic there is a new zeal for justice, peace and the improvements to the Ecumenical Assistance Justice. The Executive Committee undertook to develop WSCF’s delegation to the Edinburgh 2010 CY protection of the environment. Programme, since joining the IRO as project a strategic plan for strengthening partnerships Conference was led by outgoing General CMY manager in 2008. SOLIDARITY AT EXCO and mobilising resources. This will include Secretary Rev. Michael Wallace (Aotearoa organising round table meetings with partners CC4. Disturbed by the asymmetries and imbalances of On 31 October, as the ExCo deliberated in New Zealand), who had been WSCF’s K power that divide and trouble us in church and ExCo accepted the recommendation of the Lebanon, a brutal attack occurred in Iraq and close co-ordination between the global office, the regional offices and the SCMs. As representative on the Conference’s General world, we are called to repentance, to critical global sta and ocers' meeting to structure a against the Sayidat al-Najat church in Council since 2007 and its Vice-Chair Baghdad. The ExCo was shocked to hear the part of this plan, a unified fundraising strategy reflection on systems of power, and to accountable strategic plan in four key areas defined as linked to communications will articulate the work 2009-2010. Dozens of SCMers and senior attack had left at least 58 people dead, use of power structures. priorities at the previous General Assembly. of the Federation as a whole and there will be friends contributed to the Edinburgh 2010 including two members of the Iraqi Christian ExCo recommendations for the plan follow the increased co-ordination with the Centennial study process and resourced the conference in Youth Committee (SCM Iraq). The Executive CC7. Recalling Christ, the host at the banquet, and four areas below. Fund. various capacities. WSCF women played a Capacity and Committee immediately issued a statement committed to that unity for which he lived and strong role in the Geneva-based women Movement Building ECUMENICAL LEADERSHIP FORMATION expressing the Federation's solidarity with -working for unity in diversity prayed, we are called to ongoing co-operation, to The ExCo charged the 2011 global staff and theologian's meeting on Edinburgh 2010 in ExCo reaffirmed that leadership development is Christians in the Middle East and urging youth officers meeting with the task of refining the -emphasising partnership & mutuality deal with controversial issues and to work towards core to the life of WSCF, through student and students to stand together against 200 and British SCM hosted a well-attended -building up the Movement through a common vision. We are challenged to welcome parameters of the 2011-2012 strategic plan. networking & collaboration involvement at all levels, regular student violence. reception for SCMers and senior friends at the one another in our diversity, ... recognise our need leadership training conferences and student During ExCo, students and staff engaged with conference. for mutuality, partnership, collaboration and participation in national, regional and global BIBLICAL AND THEOLOGICAL locals, meeting Lebanese church leaders and networking in mission, so that the world might advocacy. The Executive Committee underlined REFLECTION numerous senior friends. These included: During the conference, former WSCF believe. the importance of empowering each generation Central to WSCF's work is prayer and WSCF supporters Bishop Georges Khodr, Greek Vice-Chair Ms Adèle Djomo Ngomedje Orthodox Bishop of Mount Lebanon and Biblical and Theological of student leaders, adding that a key area of celebration as well as critical contextual (Cameroon) made a high profile address to CC5. Affirming the importance of the biblical foundations Batroun, and Father Gaby Hachem, lecturer at Education training at every level will be reporting, evaluation Biblical and theological reflection. ExCo delegates and Scottish dignitaries at an official of our missional engagement ... and project cycle management. This training will prioritised building up existing Biblical and Kaslic University and formerly of the Middle East reception in the Scottish Parliament. -Biblical and theological education Council of Churches Faith, Order and Unity underpinning all mission we are called to rejoice in the include that carried out by the Ecumenical theological study in all programmes, through Ms Djomo Ngomedje represented the - diversity of perspectives division. Senior friends Mr. Zahi Azar (former expressions of the gospel in Assistance Programme's Development Team. allocating more time and resources for Federation extremely well, which made for a -students leading at the cutting WSCF Middle East Secretary) and Mr. Michel many nations all over the world. beautiful symmetry, that while European and edge of theology and Biblical ADVOCACY AND SOLIDARITY Nseir (former WSCF Vice-Chair) supported the interpretation meeting, along with Dr Amale Dibo of the North American WSCF men organised the CC6. ... we are called to work The Executive Committee underlined the ongoing Orthodox Youth Movement of Lebanon a 1910 conference, it was an African woman need for co-ordination of justice and together in new forms of lecturer at the American University of Beirut. from the Federation that was both an organiser theological education. and keynote speaker at the 2010 conference.

WSCF contributed to the Common call from Edinburgh 2010, which shares key elements of WSCF's current mission priorities.

WSCF WSCF ANNUAL ANNUAL WSCF WSCF WSCF ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL 1414 excoREPORTSREPORTS 2009 2009 | 2010| 2010 report 11 edinburgh REPORTSREPORTSREPORT 2009 2009 2009| 2010| 2010 | 2010 151515

THE WSCF 2010 AT THE GLOBAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE EDINBURGH 2010 REPORT WORLD MISSION Students working for CONFERENCE Students helping transformation in the world shape the future of global mission In November 2010, twenty seven students, human rights action at the local, regional and theological study in future meetings. A sta, ocers and resource people met for global levels. Theological Commission will be formed to WSCF's Executive Committee (ExCo) in ExCo set out ways to increase the impact of gather theological and spiritual reflections from Fatka, Lebanon. Meeting at "Our Lady of advocacy, including: throughout the Federation and its partners, WSCF SHARED MISSION EDINBURGH 2010 COMMON CALL TO MISSION the Mountain" Monastery overlooking - Building on work to connect global, helping to further embed the role of theology in 100 years after organising the historic 1910 Beirut, ExCo reviewed the two years since regional and national structures through the WSCF's public witness and leadership formation PRIORITIES WITH of students. World Mission Conference, WSCF showed EDINBURGH 2010 its last in-person meeting and elaborated a Federation’s Advocacy and Solidarity its continued commitment to global mission strategic plan for the Federation's next two Committee CAPACITY BUILDING: at the Edinburgh 2010 conference in June Ecumenical CC6. Recognising the need to shape a new generation of years. - Strengthening the identity and prophetic last year. vision of WSCF Communication Leadership formation leaders with authenticity for mission in a world of ExCo devised a communications strategy and - Engaging new ways to convey WSCF -playing a core formation role for diversities in the twenty-first century... At the meeting, Ms Christine Housel was formed a Communications Committee to elected General Secretary of WSCF, following vision effectively to students and partners every generation of ecumenical evaluate WSCF communications and The Edinburgh 2010 World Mission leaders former General Secretary Rev. Michael Wallace. - Maximising the presence of the Federation co-ordinate new approaches. ExCo directed that at United Nations and other global advocacy Conference surveyed world Christianity and CC1. ... we are called to incarnate and proclaim ... life in WSCF should move towards full use of the potential for common witness to Jesus Advocacy and Solidarity The Executive Committee was impressed with fora alternative media and social networking tools to abundance and liberation for all poor and Christ in the 21st century. Delegates from 60 C Christine's knowledge of WSCF and - Maximising effectiveness of WSCF better connect students around the world. -students working and speaking out oppressed. commitment to the Federation, as well as her advocacy through focused strategies These communications developments will stand nations and a broad range of Orthodox, for justice at national, regional, M Catholic, Anglican, Protestant, Evangelical, global levels, with emphasis on: proven track record at the Inter-Regional Oce alongside WSCF's communication of key issues -gender justice CC3. We are called to become communities of Y (IRO) in Geneva. Ms Housel had been instru- A key advocacy decision of ExCo was to to media outlets and production of existing Pentecostal, independent and uniting -ecological justice compassion and healing, where young people are mental in upholding the Federation's global launch a Water Justice campaign, intertwining WSCF publications. churches contributed to dialogue on mission -ongoing analysis & reform of power CM actively participating in mission and women and structures advocacy work (including UN and global NGO with the Federation's 2011 and 2012 themes aims and approaches in the 21st Century. men share power and responsibilities fairly, where MY STRENGTHENING PARTNERSHIPS engagement) and played a pivotal role in of Overcoming Violence and Economic there is a new zeal for justice, peace and the improvements to the Ecumenical Assistance Justice. The Executive Committee undertook to develop WSCF’s delegation to the Edinburgh 2010 CY protection of the environment. Programme, since joining the IRO as project a strategic plan for strengthening partnerships Conference was led by outgoing General CMY manager in 2008. SOLIDARITY AT EXCO and mobilising resources. This will include Secretary Rev. Michael Wallace (Aotearoa organising round table meetings with partners CC4. Disturbed by the asymmetries and imbalances of On 31 October, as the ExCo deliberated in New Zealand), who had been WSCF’s K power that divide and trouble us in church and ExCo accepted the recommendation of the Lebanon, a brutal attack occurred in Iraq and close co-ordination between the global office, the regional offices and the SCMs. As representative on the Conference’s General world, we are called to repentance, to critical global sta and ocers' meeting to structure a against the Sayidat al-Najat church in Council since 2007 and its Vice-Chair Baghdad. The ExCo was shocked to hear the part of this plan, a unified fundraising strategy reflection on systems of power, and to accountable strategic plan in four key areas defined as linked to communications will articulate the work 2009-2010. Dozens of SCMers and senior attack had left at least 58 people dead, use of power structures. priorities at the previous General Assembly. of the Federation as a whole and there will be friends contributed to the Edinburgh 2010 including two members of the Iraqi Christian ExCo recommendations for the plan follow the increased co-ordination with the Centennial study process and resourced the conference in Youth Committee (SCM Iraq). The Executive CC7. Recalling Christ, the host at the banquet, and four areas below. Fund. various capacities. WSCF women played a Capacity and Committee immediately issued a statement committed to that unity for which he lived and strong role in the Geneva-based women Movement Building ECUMENICAL LEADERSHIP FORMATION expressing the Federation's solidarity with -working for unity in diversity prayed, we are called to ongoing co-operation, to The ExCo charged the 2011 global staff and theologian's meeting on Edinburgh 2010 in ExCo reaffirmed that leadership development is Christians in the Middle East and urging youth officers meeting with the task of refining the -emphasising partnership & mutuality deal with controversial issues and to work towards core to the life of WSCF, through student and students to stand together against 200 and British SCM hosted a well-attended -building up the Movement through a common vision. We are challenged to welcome parameters of the 2011-2012 strategic plan. networking & collaboration involvement at all levels, regular student violence. reception for SCMers and senior friends at the one another in our diversity, ... recognise our need leadership training conferences and student During ExCo, students and staff engaged with conference. for mutuality, partnership, collaboration and participation in national, regional and global BIBLICAL AND THEOLOGICAL locals, meeting Lebanese church leaders and networking in mission, so that the world might advocacy. The Executive Committee underlined REFLECTION numerous senior friends. These included: During the conference, former WSCF believe. the importance of empowering each generation Central to WSCF's work is prayer and WSCF supporters Bishop Georges Khodr, Greek Vice-Chair Ms Adèle Djomo Ngomedje Orthodox Bishop of Mount Lebanon and Biblical and Theological of student leaders, adding that a key area of celebration as well as critical contextual (Cameroon) made a high profile address to CC5. Affirming the importance of the biblical foundations Batroun, and Father Gaby Hachem, lecturer at Education training at every level will be reporting, evaluation Biblical and theological reflection. ExCo delegates and Scottish dignitaries at an official of our missional engagement ... and project cycle management. This training will prioritised building up existing Biblical and Kaslic University and formerly of the Middle East reception in the Scottish Parliament. -Biblical and theological education Council of Churches Faith, Order and Unity underpinning all mission we are called to rejoice in the include that carried out by the Ecumenical theological study in all programmes, through Ms Djomo Ngomedje represented the - diversity of perspectives division. Senior friends Mr. Zahi Azar (former expressions of the gospel in Assistance Programme's Development Team. allocating more time and resources for Federation extremely well, which made for a -students leading at the cutting WSCF Middle East Secretary) and Mr. Michel many nations all over the world. beautiful symmetry, that while European and edge of theology and Biblical ADVOCACY AND SOLIDARITY Nseir (former WSCF Vice-Chair) supported the interpretation meeting, along with Dr Amale Dibo of the North American WSCF men organised the CC6. ... we are called to work The Executive Committee underlined the ongoing Orthodox Youth Movement of Lebanon a 1910 conference, it was an African woman need for co-ordination of justice and together in new forms of lecturer at the American University of Beirut. from the Federation that was both an organiser theological education. and keynote speaker at the 2010 conference.

WSCF contributed to the Common call from Edinburgh 2010, which shares key elements of WSCF's current mission priorities.

WSCF WSCF ANNUAL ANNUAL WSCF WSCF WSCF ANNUAL ANNUAL ANNUAL 1414 excoREPORTSREPORTS 2009 2009 | 2010| 2010 report 11 edinburgh REPORTSREPORTSREPORT 2009 2009 2009| 2010| 2010 | 2010 151515 THE 2009-2010 Connecting students GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS and sharing the REPORT Movement's stories Students & communities working for positive change

WSCF communications in 2009 – 2010 have had multiple strands in order to meet our various communication goals, including: - to provide real and meaningful opportunities for students to build networking relationships with their global peers - to foster global engagement in advocacy and solidarity between SCMs - to o er a taste of the rich experiences and contributions of Student Christian Movements to those outside the Movement - to communicate the vision and aims of WSCF LATIN AMERICA - to advocate for justice and peace as a global Federation AND CARIBBEAN MIDDLE EAST Federation News Web News Federation News and the Red Book are While the wscfglobal.org website remains a BRAZIL C Brazilian students recorded oral histories of WSCF's primary means of communication site for WSCF global news, it is currently EGYPT scheduled to be redesigned. Throughout human rights engagement and social justice M with our supporters and friends. In 2009-10 An accessible youth media and computer action from SCM senior friends and engaged three editions of Federation News were 2009-2010, WSCF maintained positive literacy training centre for Egyptian youth was Y in dialogue on social justice and human rights published, sharing the stories of worldwide working relationships with Ecumenical established in Cairo. advocacy in Brazil. CM programmes such as the Universal Day of News International, WCC News and other Prayer for Students, NGO networking and media outlets to reach a broader audience IRAQ MY CHILE UN advocacy, global leadership training, alongside WSCF's direct e-mailouts to Iraqi youth attended an intensive training Underprivileged Chilean students from poor CY friends and supporters. programme on civil society leadership, global ecumenical cooperation and the work communities in the Commune of Coronel CMY dialogue and human rights. Conference of WSCF's Centennial Fund, as well as news received pre-university academic skills briefs from SCMs. New Communications Group participants shared their learnings as trainers K training and transition support into tertiary for Iraqi Christian youth in local seminars and Recognising the capacity restrictions of low education. Social networking staffing on WSCF's global communications, courses. http://wscfconnect.org/ the 2010 Executive Committee agreed to form CUBA JORDAN In 2009-10 WSCF built on developments in a global Communications Committee, whose Five regional anti-discrimination workshops Young women from the Al-Nuzha and online social networking begun through key is to seek out stories at the national and and three publications educated Cuban Al-Baq’aa Palestinian refugee camps near Facebook groups in 2008, with a new forum regional levels to feed into global communica- students on how to recognise and prevent the Amman received vocational training in for sharing information, blogs, discussion, tions. exclusion of marginalised persons and mosaics, embroidery and bamboo furniture- video and pictures from SCMs around the communities in Cuba. making. Eighteen four-day courses focused on Regions world. Called "WSCF Connection" the WSCF communication skills, marketing, product In Africa WSCF published "Maranatha" Daily ECUADOR e-space currently has slightly over 400 quality control, cooking, catering and capacity Ecuadorian young people trained in social students, senior friends and SCM groups Scripture Readings for 2009-10 and in 2010 building. Monthly one-day public discussions analysis and communications through a digital sharing ideas and information through its produced an illustrated Annual Report and on family issues, women's rights and the video-making project. Youth participants online forum. SCMers from every region renewed their website. environment were held in the camps. belong to wscfconnect.org, with highest Asia-Pacific region published four issues of produced videos on issues studied during the project including migration, HIV-AIDS, numbers from Europe and North America, PRAXIS magazine. Issues in 2009 covered PALESTINE delinquency, eating disorders and followed closely by Asia-Pacific and Africa. "Identity Diversity and Dialogue" and Poverty, Young Palestinian Christians travelled to reproductive health. Wealth and Ecology, and in 2010 'We are Jordan to train in leadership communication Women', and 'Sowing the seeds of ecological skills, human rights advocacy, conflict HAITI justice'. WSCF also produced an SCM resolution and youth civil society SCM Haiti received an emergency grant in Handbook in Asia-Pacific region. In Europe, development. support of their local disaster relief work WSCF published three issues of regional following the catastrophic earthquake in 2010. magazine Mozaik, on 'Gender, Religion and SUDAN (NORTHERN) Society,' 'The Powers that Be,' and 'Stop Being MEXICO Young Northern Sudanese Christian students Silent' (Overcoming Domestic Violence). In Arts programmes were held in rural areas for Latin America and Caribbean region a new Mayahua, Tzeltale and Mixe indigenous attended seminars and workshops in website was launched and the region youth. Participants made and performed ecumenical and interfaith dialogue, leadership published electronic newsletters. Likewise artworks and attended workshops on skills and globalisation. Students were trained Middle East and North America regions tolerance, non-violence and peace-making. as trainers to pass on dialogue and leadership skills in their local areas. primarily focused on electronic reports and An arts festival which included a display of the publications in 2009-10. indigenous youth artworks was held in Mexico City, which raised public awareness of xenophobia, discrimination and racism. WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL communications1616 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 13 THE 2009 - 2010 Standing up THE 2009-2010 ZIMBABWE ADVOCACY ECUMENICAL ASSISTANCE for human rights OFFICE REPORT PROGRAMME PROJECTS in Zimbabwe

LESOTHO University students from Lesotho trained as community educators in human rights and The Zimbabwe Advocacy O ce (ZAO), an ecumenical partnership hosted by WSCF, Information and Public Action non-violent conflict resolution. The training has played a key role since its establishment in 2008 in raising awareness about the Regular ZAO electronic mailouts and the blog specifically equipped young women with civil human rights situation in Zimbabwe. The o ce is staed by Mr. Marlon Zakeyo, a zimbabwegeneva.blogspot.com provide society leadership skills on socioeconomic and Zimbabwean human rights lawyer and former General Secretary of SCM Zimbabwe. material from human rights defenders, political issues. churches and civil society groups in Zimba- Advocacy for human rights bwe. In March 2010, ZAO and WSCF AFRICA MADAGASCAR Throughout 2009 and 2010, ZAO focused on released a joint press release about attacks on Madagascan university students trained as ASIA-PACIFIC advocacy towards the United Nations Human trade union leaders and human rights environmental and climate change educators C defenders in Zimbabwe. through a seminar series and nature camp. Rights Council in Geneva, in cooperation with BANGLADESH international church organisations, and M Project trainees implemented a programme of CAMEROON environmental awareness-raising in secondary Five workshops conscientised Bangladeshi facilitating participation by Zimbabwean ZAO has been working to highlight the Y Cameroonian students attended 7 seminars in schools. students on issues of gender inequality & human rights and church organisations at Zimbabwe human rights situation and the

CM non-violent political advocacy and social issues. women's empowerment, HIV-AIDS, drug advocacy forums in Geneva and Switzerland. work of civil society and church partners. Peer training extended the project's reach NIGERIA abuse, global warming & disaster prepared- Articles featuring the work of ZAO and EZN MY through workshops at regional conferences, 600 Nigerian university students trained in ness, human rights and good governance. Its advocacy work helped prompt statements were published by agencies such as Ecumeni- regular local seminars and theatre presentations CY social justice advocacy, including non-violent on the situation in Zimbabwe from WSCF, the cal News International, Reuters, AllAfrica.com in SCM branches. KOREA CMY lobbying for government policy change. World Council of Churches (WCC), and other and Religion News Service. Students developed specific advocacy skills Korean university students were challenged to church organisations. K DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO for working with communities affected by engage in social justice work through seminars With the Swiss church development agency Congolese SCMers built relationships with gender injustice, poverty and HIV-AIDS. on human rights and exposure to the realities In the first half of 2009, ZAO organised a Bread for All, ZAO issued a press statement in Burundian refugees in Katanga and advocated of migrant workers and homeless people in November 2010 calling for the continued series of meetings at Geneva’s Ecumenical by ZAO in January 2010, the ZAO received a through government departments for improve- SIERRA LEONE Korea. The project established a 3-month suspension from international trade of Centre, where the WCC, WSCF and other mandate to work as part-time secretariat for ment to their living conditions. Health and Four peace-building workshops and 48 international peace internship. diamonds from the Marange region until organisations have their offices. In May 2009, the network. In October 2010, at a follow up vocational seminars and micro-trade apprentice- campus radio broadcasts informed students Zimbabwe stops human rights violations and ships were provided for youth in refugee camps. PAKISTAN after a call from ZAO, the WCC, All Africa EZN Meeting, Zimbabwean churches drew complies with international regulations. about the rise of factionalism in Sierra Leone's Conference of Churches and WSCF sent an universities and wider society. The project Around 360 Pakistani Christian students up an Advocacy Action Plan aimed at international fact-finding and solidarity The ZAO coordinator was interviewed by ETHIOPIA trained students in practical strategies for attended seminars on understanding and fostering united prophetic action and mission to Zimbabwe. media including World Radio Switzerland, 1750 female Ethiopian students received protecting the peaceful coexistence of diverse being in dialogue with Islam and the Muslim providing moral leadership to the nation. Swiss TV (SF), Studio 7 VOA, Le Temps and pre-university leadership and academic skills social groups. majority. The seminars encouraged young training. Training areas focused on maximising the Christians to engage positively in Pakistani In 2010, the attention of many governments Lobbying in Geneva SW Radio Africa. benefit of university education and enhancing the SUDAN (SOUTHERN) society. and intergovernmental organisations began to potential of future women leaders. Sudanese Muslim and Christian youth leaders shift away from Zimbabwe. They believed the At a time when the future of Zimbabwe is Strategic Partners and students from former conflict zones met PHILIPPINES country was no longer facing crisis because of uncertain, ZAO remains a key hub for ZAO’s founding organisations are IVORY COAST regularly in a forum for dialogue and peace- Filipino youth and students trained in paralegal the formation of an Inclusive Government international advocacy at its strategic location WSCF and the Fund for Develop- In nine centres within Ivory Coast's former building training. The forum continues to and human rights advocacy skills through between political rivals. Through its advocacy in Geneva, home to the United Nations ment and Partnership in Africa war-zone, the project trained village educators foster positive cooperation, helping to build local, regional and national workshops. Two work, ZAO managed to ensure that Zimbabwe Human Rights Council, the World Council of (FEPA). It receives support from and set up student exchange forums to share human rights video documentaries were bridges between the two faith communities. remains on the international agenda. Churches and other international organisa- key development, advocacy and information on economic justice, gender equality, produced and two publications: the Human tions. church organisations, as well as reproductive health, inter-religious peace building TOGO Rights Defender's Guide and Youth Guide to Working with Zimbabwean churches the Federal Government of and human rights issues. Paralegal Work. A special focus for the human 104 female-male pair educators from different In September 2009, ZAO helped bring leaders ZAO’s interventions have increased coordina- Switzerland. schools and colleges were trained as founding rights training was raising awareness of the from the Zimbabwe Council of Churches and KENYA tion of Zimbabwe advocacy at the UN, and leaders of Anti-AIDS clubs. The clubs have situation of Mindanao's Moro people. the Zimbabwe Christian Alliance to Geneva. WSCF is proud To counteract post-election violence, youth peace closer Zimbabwe NGO engagement with been set up as open environments for learning They took part for the first time in the through the work camps taught non-violent conflict resolution TIMOR LESTE African diplomatic missions in Geneva. and as centres for civil society development in Ecumenical Zimbabwe Network (EZN), a of ZAO to be techniques using dance, drama and theatre. Around 500 Timor Leste students and youth regions suffering post-war trauma. grouping of more than 20 Evangelical, supporting Kenyan university students and conflict-zone attended leadership training workshops, ZAO has provided international organisations Protestant, Roman Catholic advocacy and advocacy for youth trained in peace-building, while a program- UGANDA covering human rights advocacy, project and diplomatic missions with a locally based me for Maasai and Turdana youth offered positive management and reporting, reconciliation & Zimbabwean Diaspora advocacy and alternative source of information on the peace, justice, Talented students from poor rural development agencies. This overviewdemocracy lists figures in andUS dollars for finances managed by the WSCF inter-tribal contact through sporting activities. backgrounds without access to higher peace building skills, 'Women doing Theology' human rights situation in Zimbabwe. Inter-Regional Office, Each WSCF region has its own budget. This was the first meeting of EZN outside the rule of law in education were supported through tertiary and gender justice awareness. Brussels. At a subsequent meeting organised Zimbabwe. education scholarships. WSCF ANNUAL WSCF WSCF ANNUAL ANNUAL 12 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 EAP 11 zimbabweREPORTSREPORTS 2009 2009 | 2010 | 2010 1717 GLOBAL OFFICERS GLOBAL EXECUTIVE Latin America and Caribbean Chairperson COMMITTEE (EXCO) Ms. Sarahí García Gómez (Cuba) Mr. Horacio Mesones (Uruguay) Methodist Africa Reformed Vice-Chairperson Mr. Jules Tchede (Benin) Methodist Ms. Belkys Teherán Estrada Ms. Janejinda Pawadee (Thailand) Ms. Denise Memel (Côte d’Ivoire) Methodist (Colombia) Reformed Church of Christ Asia-Pacific Middle East Ms. Shantha Ready (USA) Roman Catholic Ms. Bronwyn Crowe (Australia) Anglican Dr. Sameh Effat Fahmy (Egypt) Orthodox THE Honorary Treasurer Mr. Immanuel Gopalakitnan (Sri Lanka) Ms. Carla Khijoyan (Lebanon) Orthodox Mr. Youhanna Kamal Shawky Reformed North America 2009 - 2010 (Egypt) Orthodox Europe Mr. Noah Gillespie (USA) Disciples ECUMENICAL ASSISTANCE Ms. Hannah Satlow (Austria) Lutheran of Christ PROGRAMME REPORT In 2009 Ms. Alice Glaze (Canada) United Student leaders raising Mr. Torbjørn Askevold (Norway) Lutheran Donor representative From end of 2009 Ms. Kendra Dunbar (USA) Methodist capacity and promoting Mr. Marco Fornerone (Italy) Reformed best practise

The Ecumenical Assistance Programme is the Federation's vehicle to fund the EAP DEVELOPMENT TEAM 2009-2010: projects of local Student Christian Movements. With beginnings in aid and relief after WWII, the programme has become a highly e ective means through which Ms. Hannah Satlow Student Co-Chair the global Federation partners with students and their local communities in their work for positive change. Mr. Immanuel Gopalakitnan Student Co-Chair Mr. Brandon Cook Ms. Belkys Teherán Estrada WSCF Governing Mr. Jules Tchede In 2009 –2010 WSCF's Ecumenical women in the Al-Nuzha and Al-Baq’aa Ms. Hind Farahat Assistance Programme (EAP) held a Palestinian refugee camps near Amman. Ms. Elsy Wakil C Bodies And Sta Development Team training programme Mr. Youhanna Kamal Shawky M Throughout 2010, the EAP Development and three regional training sessions as part Ms. Christine Housel Y Leadership of a broader strategy to raise reporting and Team members joined WSCF staff and local management standards across the EAP. resource people to support project cycle (till April 2010) Rev. Michael Wallace CM management training events for the Middle MY 2009 | 2010 Coming in response to recommendations East, Latin America and Caribbean, and

CY from the T.W. Welch & Partners 2008 Asia-Pacific regions. external evaluation of the EAP, the training CMY sessions upskilled SCM leaders in project The Middle East training took place in Ain Aar, K cycle management, reporting and related Lebanon in September 2010, followed by the skills, to strengthen the capacity of SCMs Latin America and Caribbean training in and enhance their quality of communica- Buenos Aires, Argentina in October and the tion with the Inter-Regional Office in Asia-Pacific training in Colombo, Sri Lanka the Geneva. following month.

Key to the training concept is building up For each training session a combination of consistency and knowledge in project local and global experts resourced the cycle management at the global level of programme, which ensured new skills could the Federation. To this end, an event was be developed in sensitivity to both local and organized in Jordan during June 2009 that global contexts. provided exposure to an EAP project for the Programme’s external evaluators and The next move is to hold an EAP training the establishment and training of a new session for WSCF's Africa region, which is WSCF Development Team (DT). The highly significant in the life of the Programme. EXECUTIVE STAFF Latin America Development Team's role is to act as the The principal supporter of the EAP is the Regional Secretaries Rev. Dan Gonzales Ortega (Mexico) Reformed body that keep s the focus on continuing German church development service, Africa (from September 2009) quality enhancement of the EAP. Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), who Ms. Georgine Kengne Djeutane Gustavo Casadiego Quintero (Colombia) Reformed have said they are delighted with the (Cameroon) Reformed Middle East The team's establishment training event evaluation in Jordan and the way the Asia-Pacific Ms. Elsy Wakil (Lebanon) Orthodox was held in 2009 in Amman, Jordan hosted evaluation and training process is continuing Ms. Necta Montes Rocas North America by the Orthodox Youth Fellowship (SCM for the future of the EAP. (Philippines) United Mr. Luciano Kovacs (Italy) Reformed Jordan). A Jordanian EAP project "Youth Europe and Women in Participatory Education for Main EAP funders alongside EED are the Until 2010 General Secretaries Development" was evaluated as part of the Dutch development agency ICCO, the Ms. Jooa Vuorinen (Finland) Orthodox Until June 2010 training process. The evaluators were Waldensian Church in Italy and WSCF's From mid 2010 Rev. Michael Wallace (Aotearoa New Zealand) Anglican impressed with the project’s scope and Centennial Fund. David Masters (UK) Evangelical From November 2010 effectiveness, as a provider of vocational Ms. Christine Housel (USA) Episcopalian training and public health education to

WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL 18 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 sta EAP REPORTSREPORTS 2009 | 2010 2009 | 2010 11 11 THE 2010 LEADERSHIP 2009 - 2010 Global Administration TRAINING PROGRAMME REPORT

Global o ce General Secretaries 2009 - 2010 WSCF’s headquarters are in Geneva, Switzerland. The WSCF The General Secretary oversees all global level programmes and Deepening student engagement on Climate Justice Inter-Regional Office (IRO) in Geneva manages finance and projects, manages the personnel and work of the Inter-Regional Office administration at the global level and payroll for regional secretaries. and acts as secretariat to the Centennial Fund. The Rev’d Michael IRO staff uphold the strategic directives of the General Assembly as Wallace continued as General Secretary in 2009 and up to May 2010. they organise statutory and programmatic meetings, fundraise, During 2010, WSCF's global officers supported the IRO, with Ms produce global publications and maintain WSCF's web presence. Shantha Ready in the management role. In November 2010, Ms In November 2010, twenty-four WSCF students, sta highlighting the ethical, spiritual and texts that speak to the issue of water justice. Global office staff co-ordinate the Ecumenical Assistance Christine Housel was elected General Secretary by the WSCF and ocers of WSCF gathered for a global leadership communal issues that underlie the environ- She highlighted how both the Bible and the Programme and provide administrative support to the Executive Committee. training programme on the Federation's annual theme mental crisis. He situated climate justice Quran speak about water as creation and Centennial Fund. of Climate Justice. Participants came from Austria, within this larger perspective, where people how water is a central theological theme in Interns 2009 Benin, Colombia, Côte d'Ivoire, Egypt, Hong Kong, Italy, are increasingly disconnected from the earth the ministry of Jesus. Her insights Networking and UN representation WSCF’s 2009 Communications intern till February was Mr Andrés Kenya, Lebanon, Mexico, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, and one another. encouraged WSCF to take up the issue The WSCF global office maintains working relationships with global Lopez, and from March till December, Ms Maryann Philbrook. Ms Switzerland, Thailand, Uruguay and the UK to attend of water justice as our own. ecumenical and youth organisations. These include the World Charité Nkusi was the 2009 Human Rights and Solidarity intern. There the programme alongside WSCF's global Executive Sharing insights from his recently published Council of Churches, Lutheran World Federation, World were no WSCF IRO interns in 2010. Committee, near Beirut, Lebanon. book "Hell and High Water: Climate Change, An outcome of the global training session Communion of Reformed Churches, Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance, Hope and the Human Condition," Prof. was a commitment for the Federation to The Climate Justice programme met at the Our McIntosh challenged students with new re-examine its structures, policies and Ecumenical News International, ACT Alliance, World YWCA, World Financial management Alliance of YMCAs, Ecumenical Women and the International WSCF’s Honorary Treasurer, Mr Youhanna Kamal Shawky, is the chief C Lady of the Mountain Monastery in Fatka, where perspectives on climate change. For him meetings to reflect a practical commitment young WSCF leaders engaged in holistic and communities of faith should see it not simply to caring for our environment and becoming Coordinating Meeting of Youth Organizations. The IRO is fiscal agent of the Federation. He is supported in his work by WSCF’s M systemic analysis of environmental issues in the as an advocacy issue or campaign, but as an more connected to it. This would include an responsible for organising the Federation’s representation at the Finance and Reporting Officer, Mr Peter Tyler who manages the IRO ecological re-evaluation of resource use at Y context of the venue's beautiful natural environ- emerging field of pastoral ministry amid the United Nations, through UNESCO (Paris), the UN Commission on accounts, global meeting accounts, payroll for regional and global staff environment-related crises the world now every level of the Federation's activities. the Status of Women (New York) and the UN Human Rights Council and the Ecumenical Assistance Programme accounts. Mr Tyler assists CM ment. Students looked at economic and political faces. Participants concluded that WSCF must (Geneva). with financial reporting for statutory meetings, the Centennial Fund models that exacerbate environmental degrada- The Climate Justice programme participants MY work to strengthen community relationships and donor partners, and is the Federation’s copyright administrator. tion and climate change, as well as studying the that equip people to live in eco-sustainable agreed to promote the issue of water justice CY Location movement toward ecological sustainability. ways. Students were challenged to through SCMs in the future, specifically by Participants shared insights of environmental raising student awareness, deepening WSCF’s Inter-Regional Office is located in the Ecumenical Centre, O ce administration CMY understand that these new lifestyles will call study and action in their own local and regional for radical change and will be in direct theological reflection and doing advocacy in Geneva. WSCF is able to build connections with key players in the In 2009-10 Ms. Monika Rawcliffe continued as the IRO and Centennial K contexts and scrutinised the global picture contrast to the profit-orientated social models favour of marginalized and oppressed global ecumenical movement and benefits from collegial Fund’s Executive Assistant. Ms Rawcliffe provides administrative through workshops and facilitated discussion. that now dominate. communities who suffer from unjust control relationships and professional support amongst the Geneva support, organises logistics for meetings, prepares documents, or abuse of water resources. organisations. The IRO’s location in Geneva allows for direct and manages records and maintains databases for WSCF and the Scottish writer and environmental campaigner Lebanese Biblical scholar Dr Amale Dibo led ongoing collaboration on advocacy and information sharing Centennial Fund. In 2009-10 office volunteer Ng Yi Ching (Juliana) Prof. Alastair McIntosh presented a workshop a Bible study, which focused on Biblical between WSCF and its NGO and UN partners. provided administration and archiving support. Ms Desirée Kameka volunteered at the IRO for two months in mid 2010. Sta
2009 – 2010 WSCF WORK ON CLIMATE JUSTICE In 2009 the Inter-Regional Office staff consisted of one executive Programme sta
2009-2010 position (General Secretary), two programme staff (Project Manager From 2009 – November 2010 Christine Housel continued to manage Participants at the Beirut meeting shared work undertaken by national SCMs and WSCF regions on climate and eco-justice. Among other activities and Zimbabwe Advocacy Officer) and two administration staff the Ecumenical Assistance Programme and WSCF engagement with (Executive Assistant and Finance and Reporting Officer). Three the UN, as global Project Manager. In 2009-2010 Zimbabwe Advocacy WSCF NORTH AMERICA organized a interns worked for the IRO in 2009. Other staff were contracted for Officer Mr. Marlon Zakeyo managed WSCF’s Zimbabwe Human WSCF MIDDLE EAST hosted the global is working on issues such WSCF EUROPE regional eco-justice conference in Ottawa. This communications and translation. Also part of the staff team in Rights work. leadership training on eco-justice and contribu- as consumerism, unsustainable development, led to a proposal to the global Advocacy and 2009-10, but employed by the Centennial Fund, was Fund ted perspectives from its own life and work. ecological education and climate refugees. Solidarity Committee that WSCF embark on a Development Officer Marsha Lougheed Paige. Water Justice campaign. WSCF AFRICA organized a training WSCF LATIN AMERICA AND workshop in Benin to strengthen advocacy on CARIBBEAN highlighted the need for Climate Justice in a region already affected by reflection on Christian faith and ecology at a the consequences of climate change. conference on eco-ecumenical theology. PARTNER

A student empowerment programme was Anglican Church of Canada Norges Kristelige Studentforbund, Norway ORGANISATIONS administrationBread for All, Switzerland Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs organized by WSCF ASIA-PACIFIC in Sri Bread for the World, Germany Tear Fund, Zimbabwe 2009/2010 Lanka to mobilize youth and students in their Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), Germany Trocaire, Mozambique communities. The region supports theological Evangelisches Missionswerk in Deutschland (EMW) United Church of Canada reflection on ecological issues from the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America United Church of Christ USA perspective of the South, women, and indige- Fonds für Entwicklung und Partnerschaft in Afrika (FEPA), Switzerland United Methodist Church USA nous and marginalized people. Freedom House, Southern Africa US Trustees of WSCF Hilfswerk der Evangelischen Kirchen Schweiz (HEKS/EPER) Waldensian Church, Italy ICCO-Kerkinactie, Netherlands Women's InterchurchThis Council overview of listsCanada figures in US dollars for finances managed by the WSCF Karibu Foundation, Norway World Council of Churches Inter-Regional Office, Each WSCF region has its own budget. Lutheran World Federation WSCF Canada Methodist Church of Great Britain WSCF Centennial Fund

WSCF ANNUAL National Council of Christian Churches USA Diakonia - Sweden WSCF WSCF ANNUAL ANNUAL 10 REPORTS 2009 leadeership| 2010 partnersREPORTSREPORTS 2009 2009 | 2010 | 2010 1919 THE CENTENNIAL FUND BOARD OF TRUSTEES REPORT Celebrating the past, THE 2009-2010 2010 building for the future GLOBAL WOMEN'S AND GENDER JUSTICE REPORT The Centennial Fund is WSCF's critical theological education in WSCF. Engaging students in Endowment Fund, which helps ensure Earlier named funds bringing income into the the Federation can continue to nurture Centennial Fund include; the Marie-Jean de CENTENNIAL FUND critique, reflection and leaders and work for justice and peace Haller Fund (for WSCF global activities), the FINANCIAL OVERVIEW 2009 - 2010 for generations to come. The Ted Scott Fund (for WSCF student Centennial Fund relies on the engagement in justice and peace) and the INCOME 2009 US Dollars action on gender justice generosity of senior friends and other Suzanne de Diétrich Fund (for Biblical study in Churches, institutions, Inter-Regional WSCF). Office donations 1,318 supporters to continue the Bequests - Nyland 22,518 Federation's vital transformative work Share dividends, interest 10,258 Violence against Women, Women and Men with students in the future. GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS AND FUND Apartment rent 1,400 In 2010 the Federation extended its gender analysis and women's empowerment REVENUE Exchange gains 17,226 strategy through programmes focused on: in partnership for empowerment, feminist NAMED FUNDS In May 2009 the Fund's value had gone down Total Income 52,720 theology and Bible study, discrimination • Domestic violence prevention against women, human trafficking, power In 2009-2010 the Centennial Fund continued by 29%, but by October 2009 had almost EXPENDITURE 2009 • HIV-AIDS and economic justice its approach of building up the Movement regained its balance with a rise of 23%. Board of Trustees meeting 8,930 dynamics and gender identities. The Regional through the inspiration of WSCF luminaries, However, as a result of reductions in the Bank charges, commissions, taxes, depreciation 10,405 • Violence against women (economic, cultural, political, military) Women's Committee addressed feminist with named Funds to support an aspect of Fund's working revenue in 2009, it was not Staff costs 125,927 • Identity, sexuality and human rights perspectives on the theme: 'Renewing the Administration costs, printing 22,749 Earth: Climate Justice and Equity'. 2010's first WSCF ministry close to their hearts. able to release grants to WSCF programmes, Travel, representation 3,516 • Women doing theology issue of Asia-Pacific regional magazine In November 2009, the Centennial Fund except $5,000 to the Ecumenical Assistance Total Expenditure 171,527 • Anti-discrimination advocacy joined with Rev. Dr Philip Potter to launch the Programme and a loan of $70,000 towards the "Praxis" followed the theme, 'Women and Fund in his name. The Philip Potter Fund funding shortfall in WSCF's global operating Investment Portfolio Appreciation 2009 320,741 Identity: Going beyond Gender and Religion'.

C honours the outstanding ecumenical career costs. Net Income/(Expenditure) in 2009 201,934 AFRICA In 2010, a grant of $5,000 was allocated to Advocacy on women and power, NORTH AMERICA, LATIN AMERICA M of the former WCC General Secretary and In 2010 Africa region offered training on WSCF's Ecumenical Assistance Programme. INCOME 2010 US Dollars leadership, legal and cultural rights AND CARIBBEAN WSCF Chairperson by supporting WSCF's gender and human rights to both women and Y ecumenical leadership formation work. As At an extra-ordinary meeting in December Inter-Regional Office donations 956 In 2010 WSCF brought young women from In 2010 the North America region hosted Dividends, interest 19,030 six countries to the United Nations 54th men. Students from Rwanda, Uganda, Kenya staff and women students from Liberia, CM founding Chairperson of the Centennial 2010, the Board of Trustees made two Apartment rent 1,400 Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) and Burundi gathered for a regional workshop Argentina, Lebanon Switzerland, USA and Fund and someone passionate about WSCF additional allocations of funding to WSCF's Insurance refunds 45,752 MY in New York. Working with the Ecumenical scrutinising gender inequities in culture, since his student days, Dr Potter has played a global operations in recognition of the urgent Investment portfolio appreciation 170,338 the UK for the UN Commission on the Status Total Income 237,476 Women coalition, the Federation's team personal relationships, religion, government of Women in New York. One of the region's CY remarkable role in the ecumenical formation need of support. Firstly, the 2009 loan of focused their efforts on five key advocacy policy and the law. Students were taught how four core working groups addresses 'Gender of countless Christian students; this Fund will $70,000 was changed into a grant in 2010. EXPENDITURE 2010 CMY points for inclusion in the Review for the to use legal and political tools for gender justice Secondly, $10,000 was allocated to support Centennial Fund Office costs and sexuality' and in 2010 the group drafted enable the Federation's formation of young advocacy and training in local areas. As part of K the Federation's 2010 Executive Committee Staff costs 129,632 Beijing Platform for Action. The review will working documents on LGBT advocacy ecumenists to continue. the broader ecumenical Food for Life meeting in Lebanon. Office rent 5,314 add new concepts into the influential Beijing issues, including a proposal for UN-level Communications, office supplies, publications, IT cost 21,289 Campaign (which includes WSCF as a In 2009 a Fund was established in honour of Platform of Action (1995), which committed decriminalisation of LGBT people. Travel, representation 2,212 over 400 national governments to working contributing member), the Africa region In May 2010, WSCF helped organise the Professor Kentaro Shiozuki, former East Asia FUND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE Audit fees 2,490 focused SCM attention on women's role in At its meeting in December 2010, the Board of Total Centennial Fund Office costs 160,937 for the advancement of women and girls. North American "Women of Faith Leadership Secretary of WSCF, who is renowned for his agriculture - emphasising pressures on women ground-breaking 1970s work in leadership Trustees reflected on its mandate to continue The students worked personally with their Summit" on the theme "Restoring Dignity". Fundraising development costs from the green revolution, seed and land development training programmes for Asian to support the budget of the Inter- Regional national delegates to advocate: real systemic NA region contributed to planning for the Ecumenical Kirchentag 11,447 change to enable women's leadership and grabbing. "World without Empire" festival in New York, youth and students. Sadly, Prof. Shiozuki Office in Geneva during difficult financial Philip Potter Fund launch 7,860 Milan Opočenský Fund event 829 equal access to power; an end to legal and on counteracting global empire's impact on died in 2010. The Kentaro Shiozuki Fund times. In order to do this responsibly, the EUROPE Board decided to review the financial Board of Trustees meeting 7,574 cultural impunity for perpetrators of violence women. Latin America and Caribbean region which supports WSCF student leadership This year concluded the Europe region's implications of continuing to maintain the Fund Exchange losses 8,432 against women; political and economic Chairperson Ms Belkys Teherán reported that training is a fitting tribute to his outstanding Total Fundraising development costs 36,142 three-year "Stop Being Silent!" Lingua Franca Development Office and the position of Fund recognition of women's contribution to the in 2010 women from the region had service to the Federation. training series on "Identifying, Overcoming and Development Officer. Ms. Marsha Lougheed Grants global economy. In addition, the WSCF participated in local and global gender Preventing Domestic Violence". In 2010 a In 2010, a reception was hosted by the Page held this position during 2009-2010 and WSCF Inter-Regional Budget 70,000 group lobbied for an emphasis on women's programmes. Ecumenical Assistance Programme (2009/2010) 10,000 "Stop Being Silent!" programme was held in her work included supporting the education and training and special mention Centennial Fund in Geneva to invigorate WSCF Executive Committee meeting 10,000 Minsk, Belarus, with seminars focused on establishment of named Funds and building an of women with multiple forms of marginalisa- MIDDLE EAST broader interest in the newly established Total Grants 90,000 personal boundaries, naming violence, "victim, emphasis on legacy gifts to the Centennial tion such as women migrants, refugees, In the Middle East, WSCF continued to Milan Opočenský Fund, which supports abuser, observer" labels, workplace Fund. Total Office and Operating Costs 287,079 trafficked women and women and girls in strengthen gender justice work, by including conflict zones. harassment, clergy, church hierarchies and gender perspectives in each of the region's abuse, and political and legal issues. In 2010 seven training programmes. A significant WSCF CENTENNIAL FUND BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2009 - 2010 Global audit revisited the Europe region published an issue of its subject covered was defining and dealing In 2010 WSCF leaders revisited the global regional journal "Mozaik" on the subject of with sexual harassment in Arab societies, gender audit and recommended an external Overcoming Domestic Violence. where discussion of sexuality is taboo. President Board members WSCF General Secretary / from November 2010 assessment of WSCF's current practice at Students studied women's rights as human Dr Martin Conway (United Kingdom) Prof. Bungaran Saragih (Indonesia), Ms Christine Housel (USA) every level of the Federation, particularly in ASIA-PACIFIC rights, women, families and legal rights, equal Vice-President Ms Alice-Jean Finlay (Canada) Fund Development Officer - Supporting women's leadership The Asia-Pacific region continues its emphasis access to participation, women's leadership, Ms Inger Lise Olsen (Norway) WSCF Honorary Treasurer Ms Marsha Lougheed Paige (Trinidad & Tobago) - Partnership between men and on Joint Women's Programmes (JWP), which analysis of personal experiences and cultural Secretary Mr Youhanna Kamal Shawky (Egypt) women link the regional women's programme and local norms and construction of male-female roles Rev. Jorge Domingues (Brazil) Executive Secretariat to 2010 Investment Advisory Group The audit will also analyse where young SCMs, enabling study and reflection in greater in society, church and from Biblical texts. The WSCF General Secretary Mr Mathieu Durrleman (Switzerland) women and men currently stand on these detail for each context. In 2010 joint women's Middle East 2010 women's leadership Rev. Michael Wallace (Aotearoa New Zealand) Mr Olav Nomeland (Norway) to 2009 topics with the aim of sustaining WSCF's programmes were held in Japan, Myanmar and programme held in Amman, Jordan focused Mr Pauli Rantanen (Finland) to 2009 pioneer role in women's participation. Sri Lanka. Programme themes included on "Readings of Women's Rights in the Arab World – the role of the Church".

WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL 20 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 20 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 women 9 Aotearoa-New Zealand John & Ann Conway Irene Ty & Lee Holland Tad Mitsui Rosemary Spohn january Margaret Aitken Dianne Cooper Gordon How Ria Mulder Larry Stout july Patrick Jackson Anne & Joe Cox John Huschilt John Neal Sisters of St. John the Divine Asia-Pacific Region Marjorie Macquarrie Michael Creal Gerry & Miriam Hutchinson Richard & Elizabeth Neufeld Christian Stieda EASYNET Coordinating Team meeting, Manila, Philippines Asia-Pacific Region Lois Daly Roger & Moira Hutchinson R. Daniel Norman Dorothy J Sullivan Global Regional Committee Meeting and Regional Women's Shirley and John Murray Margaret Wallace Paul Delaney Ed Jackman Bill and Helen Norrie David Tatchell Ecumenism in the 21st Century Committee meeting, Rome, Italy Committee pre-meeting, Manado & Tomohon, Indonesia Rita Deverell Jackman Foundation Herbert O'Driscoll Bill & Molly Titus Ecumenical Zimbabwe Network Meeting, Geneva, Switzerland Latin America and Caribbean Region 01 Canada Mary Docherty Cathedral of St. James Grace Olds Audrey Tobias New movement consultation, Lima, Peru Lloyd Karges Duncan Abraham Georges Doderai Stewart & Selma Payne Toronto School of Theology Middle East Region John & BJ Klassen Betsy Anderson Stephen Endicott Arthur Peters Frank and Elaine Thompson Women’s Rights in the Arab World and the Role of the Church, Catherine Kroetch John & Muriel Anderson Barbara Falby Bill Phipps Glen & Jesmondine Thompson Women's training conference, Amman, Jordan Henry Labatte Margaret Anderson Terry & AJ Finlay Elizabeth Porter Allison & Eugene Trites Capacity Building for Palestinian Youth, Amman, Jordan Fleck Family Foundation Doug & Marg Lauchlan Marjorie & Cyril Powles Michael Valpy february Regional Human Rights Education 2nd training, Alexandria, Egypt Deanna Bartolotti Earl Leard John & Barbara Barton John Freeman Adolfo and Betty Puricelli Sharon Walters Jean Lee Global 07 Ted Baxter Mac & Elinor Freeman William Rankin Regina Warren Mary E. Lee Universal Day of Prayer for Students observance worldwide Teresa Beaton Joachim Fricker Aline Reid Jennifer Watts Patrick Lee UN Commission on the Status of Women, New York, USA Marion Best Catherine & Joe Fry Peter and Jean Rosati Christine Whatmore Marilyn Legge august Sonja Bird Margaret Fulton Jeanne Rowles Ray & Rhea Whitehead 02 Rick Garland Penny Lewis Bill Ryan Nancy and Bill Whitla John Boan Africa Region Paul Gavrel Roy Loach Arthur & Agnes Samson Don Wilson Regional Executive Committee meeting, Nairobi, Kenya Rod Booth Robert & Lois George Cecil Louis Megumi & Allan Saunders Lois Wilson Europe Region Eleanor and Morris Bosey Mark Genge Gerald Loweth Ted Schmidt march Stop Being Silent! : Identifying, Preventing and Overcoming John Bothwell Dorothy Wyman Margaret MacLean Jane Shannon Domestic Violence, Minsk, Belarus Helen Bradfield Kirsten Goa Ken Wyman Africa Region Helen McKay -Smith Middle East & Global Katheryn Broughton Robert Gouinlock Danny Shea Barbara Yeates Religions for Peace GLIRN Conference & Arms down! Audrey McKenzie Middle East EAP Project Cycle Management training, Merrill Brown Bill Graham John T. Shea Manoj Zacharia Campaign Launch, Kigali, Rwanda. Marion McNabb Beirut, Lebanon Doug & Sheila Browne Elizabeth Green Beth & Les Shemilt Ecumenical Advocacy Alliance Food for Life Consultation, Peter Malton Ayia Napa regional leadership training programme, G. Bruce Calvert Gwyn Griffith Donald Sjoberg Czech Republic Cape Town, South Africa Ted Mann Beirut, Lebanon Bruce Cameron Lynn Hannigan Judy Skinner Jana Opočenska Europe Region John Joseph Mastandrea Global Martin Campbell Ken Holland Donald Smith Staff and Officers Meeting, Lund, Sweden Helen Mathers World Youth Conference, Leon, Mexico. Carol & Tony Clarke Mildred Harper Harley Smyth & Caroline McIntyre Egypt North America Region Tim Merrett Agape Political & Theological Camps, Prali, Italy Adrienne Clarkson Eldon Hay Anne Snell Youhanna Kamal Shawky 'Truth Commission on Conscience in War,' New York, USA Alice & Dan Heap Milan Sojak 'Restoring Dignity' Women in Faith Leadership Summit, Religions for Peace North American Women of Faith Network conference, New York, USA Global 08 UN Commission on the Status of Women, september 03New York International Women’s Day observance and action United Kingdom Africa Region Canada UN Human Rights Council, Geneva. Climate justice training workshop Porto Novo, Benin Germany Czech Republic Anglican Peace and Justice Network Meeting, Geneva Europe Region France Switzerland Climate Justice Now! conference, Strasbourg, France Middle East Region United States of America Japan Challenges of Secularism in the Arab World, Ayia Napa training, C Ain Aar, Lebanon. Egypt april Regional Human Rights Education 3rd training, Alexandria, Egypt. M Asia-Pacific Region Regional Committee meeting, Ain Aar, Lebanon Global Y 'Called to Prophesy, Reconcile and Heal' CCA General Assembly and Youth Pre-Assembly, Senior Friends Gathering & University for Youth and Development, Mollina, Spain PERSONAL United Nations Advocacy Week, Geneva, Switzerland. CM 2010 NESCAP launch, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Human Rights in Kenya and Zimbabwe: Governments of DONORS Europe Region year in review National Unity and Transitional Processes' UN Side Event, Geneva MY 'Religion, Ethics and Politics - God and the Use of Power' HIGHLIGHTS OF WSCF REGIONAL 2009-2010 Theology conference, Berlin, Germany AND GLOBAL ACTIVITIES CY Middle East Region Regional Human Rights Education 2nd training, Alexandria, Egypt 09 CMY North America Regions 'A World Without Empire' conference and peace festival, october K Asia-Pacific Region New York, USA Human Rights, Justice and Peace workshop on Indigenous Aotearoa New Zealand North America, Latin America & Caribbean Rights, Wu Kwai Sha, Hong Kong Regions Peace For Life People’s Forum, Bogota, Colombia Global & Latin America and Caribbean Region France Fulata Mbano-Moyo Jean Barker Leon & Barbara Howell Joan & Jovelino Ramos 04 Latin America EAP Project Cycle management Rogate Mshana Verlyn Barker Ernest & Jean Howell Doris Rhodes training ,Buenos Aires, Argentina Jean-Jacques Bauswein Charles Harper Costa Mustaklem Charles & Nada Barnett Ching-Fen Hsiao Richard Richards North America Region Gunter Schwerdtel Leopoldo Niilus William & Donna Barr Herluf Jensen Bruce Rigdon 'Overcoming Violence, Encountering the Past, Engaging the Ishmael & Gladys Noko Richard & Marilyn Batchelder Jessica Jew Francis & Fiammetta Rivers Present, Empowering the Future', SCM-USA Launching may Michel Nseir Anna & Jerry Bedford Steven & Martha Johnson Gesorge Rossman Conference, Atlanta, USA Germany Werner Gebert Margaret Owen Howard & Betty Boyd Roy Jollenbeck Grace Munro Roy Global Latin America and Caribbean Region Philip Potter & Bärbel Elliot & Marsha Paige Ruth Brandon Kenneth Jones Paul Schrading Ecumenical Zimbabwe Network Meeting, Geneva, Movement consultation, Apartadó, Colombia Wartenberg-Potter Martine Perrochet Jean Livingstone Brown Bruce Jones & Alice Cook David Schrieber Switzerland North America Region Uli Rochard Teny Pirri-Simonian Aubry Brown Constantine & Arlene Kallaur Hallam & Yasuko Shorrock 'HOME: Homelessness, Poverty and Economic Justice' Conference, Manuel Quintero-Perez Harry & Marilyn Brunger Frances Kennedy Joyce Sloan Vancouver, Canada 10 Japan Helmut Reuschle Evelyn Burry Ira & Margarette Kennerly Francis Smith Global Kiyoko Takeda Cho Martin Robra Elizabeth Clarke Shana Khader Joseph & Barbara Ellen Smith Ecumenical Kirchentag global representation, Munich, Germany november Julio & Violaine De Santa Ana Shannon Clarkson Ray & Martha Kiely Sam & Elizabeth Smith Centennial Fund Board of Trustees meeting, Geneva Africa Region Netherlands Aharon & Zabel Sapsezian William & Virginia Corzine Annie King Hans & Eleanor Spiegel Milan Opočenský Fund reception, Geneva Food for Life Advocacy training, Nairobi, Kenya Barend F. Drewes François Savary Anne Crane Fujiko Kitagawa St. James' Episcopal Church Middle East Region Gottfried Leibbrandt Roger Schmidt Jeff Crider & Susan Ginsberg Josephine Krouse St. Matthew's Episcopal Church Regional Human Rights Education 4th training, Alexandria, Egypt Jane Stranz Beverly Dale Richard Krushnic St. Peter's Episcopal Church 05 North America Region Switzerland Irene Ty Dorothy Dale June Kushino Nancy Stockford & Mark Huston School of the Americas (WHINSEC) Pilgrimage of Resistance, Shyamala Ariarajah Huibert & Ria Van Beek Ruth Daugherty Margaret Lehrecke Janice & Thomas Stoner june Phyllis Stout Fort Benning, USA Clarissa Balan-Sycip Machteld Van Vredenburch- Stanley Cora Dice Hedwig Lodwick Asia-Pacific Region Global Stephen Brown Kelsey Jorge Domingues Scott Matheney B.J. Stiles WSCF –SCM Myanmar Joint Women's Programme, Climate Justice Global Leadership training programme, Fatka, Theo Buss Michael Wallace Dorothy Anne Droser George McClain Betty Thompson Yangon, Myanmar Lebanon. Douglas Chial Luzia Wehrle Phyllis & Charles Estus Malcolm McIver John Thurber & Constance Europe Region Global Executive Committee (ExCo) Meeting, Fatka, Lebanon Julanne Clarke-Morris Joanne Weil Frederick Flory Megan Metheney Cloonan Consultation on the Eucharist, Kiev, Ukraine Jean-François Delteil Dietrich Werner-Dörfel Margaret Flory Paul & Mary Minus Mark Thurber & Susan Galli Middle East Region Mathieu Durrleman Marilyn & Walter Whiteley Roger & Sandra Flory Elsa & Thomas Nelson George & Kathleen Todd 11 L. Turnipseed Summer University on Human Rights Education, Alexandria, Egypt Dwain Epps Thomas Wieser Charles & Janice Forman Margaret Nelson North America Region Reinhild Espiritu-Traitler Peter Williams John & Ellenor Frelick Diann Neu & Mary Hunt Verna Uthman Laura Viehmann & Richard 'Let There Be Life? - Christian Activism, Social Justice and the Future december Musa Filibus Robert Geller Gayle & L.E. Oden Sheehan of the Earth' Climate justice conference, Ottawa, Canada Theodore Gill United Kingdom Charles & Julia Germany Patricia Page Africa Region Alice von Stein Regional Committee Meeting, Ottawa, Canada Wendy Goldsworthy Martin and Ruth Conway Ray & Ruth Grogan James Palm Regional Gender and Human Rights training, Kigali, Rwanda Fay Coker Walker US Social Forum representation, Detroit, USA Carlos Ham Mary & Derek Jefferson Norman & Anne Grover Richard Parker Asia-Pacific Region Nancy & C. Howard Wallace Renate Herdrich Foster Murphy Kenneth Guest Patricia Patterson Global Student Empowerment for Transformation conference on Climate Charles & Ruth West Annaliese Hoppe Pauline Webb Alice Hageman Joseph & Joyce Peacock Edinburgh 2010 World Mission Conference, Edinburgh, Scotland Justice, Colombo, Sri Lanka David Wiley & Christine Root Kaburo Kobia Beverly Harrison M.S. Philbrook International Coordinating Meeting of Youth Organisations Middle East Region Doris Anne Younger Samuel & Ruth Kobia USA (Donors 2009) James Harrison ThomasThis Philippoverview lists figures in US dollars for finances managed by the WSCF Helsinki, Finland Capacity Building workshop for Sudanese Youth, Khartoum, Sudan Paul Yount Alice Austin D. & K. Henry Eunice Poethig Inter-Regional Office, Each WSCF region has its own budget. 06European Christian Environmental Assembly, Prague, Global Chandran Paul Martin Eugenia Zavaleta Carl & Marie Bade Donald & Marilyn Hetzler Presbyterian Foundation Czech Republic Zimbabwe Europe Network meeting, Copenhagen, Denmark Odair Mateus Dallas & Donna Zigenhorn 12 Jacques Maury Fred & Mary Bailey Betty Lou Horton Ruth Purkaple WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL 8 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 21 donors Income FINANCIAL THE 2009 2009 GLOBAL LEADERSHIP TRAINING PROGRAMME REPORT Undesignated Income Member Contributions Churches And Church Agencies - Europe Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation (ICCO)- Kerkinactie, Netherlands 49,388 & O ce Income Evangelisches Missionswerk in Deutschland (EMW) 305,500 Identity, Diversity & Dialogue Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), Germany 16,000 WSCF member donations and fees 26,357 Norges Kristelige Studentforbund, Norway 61,203 Methodist Church of Great Britain 24,009 Copyright fees & royalties 1,306 Bread for All, Switzerland 6,894 Sundry income 1,472 Exchange gains 1,069 Karibu Foundation, Norway 2,000 Total Member contributions & Office income 91,407 Total Churches And Church Agencies - Europe 403,791 This year's annual global training conference once again played a key While WSCF always works within diversity, this programme provided an role in the Federation's work of ecumenical leadership formation. opportunity for students to more fully hear one another's contexts and Churches And Church Agencies - North America Total Income 914,193 Students were inspired and resourced with new skills and awareness, perspectives. United Methodist Church USA - General Board of Global Ministries 14,480 informed by theological and cross-disciplinary input on pressing United Church of Canada 60,284 contemporary issues. Anglican Church of Canada 2,703 Students also encountered Thai realities through local Evangelical Lutheran Church in America 2,000 In December, SCMers from across the globe gathered in Chiang Mai, church organisations, NGOs and an external exposure United Church of Christ USA 15,000 Thailand to engage in study and action planning on WSCF's 2009 programme, which introduced issues in: United Methodist Church USA - GB of Higher Education and Ministry 3,810 theme of Identity, Diversity and Dialogue. Total Churches And Church Agencies - North America 98,277 • Identity and survival for cultural-religious minorities & interfaith understanding C Total Undesignated Income 502,068 Topics under scrutiny included: Islamic students from Patani, Buddhist temple • Religious minorities' struggle for identity and M visit, Muslim Action Network survival Y Designated Income • Persecution of minorities and ethnic groups under • State oppression of religious-cultural minorities, CM Advocacy and Solidarity Committee brutal regimes refugee and displaced people's rights MY United Church of Canada 4,582 • Abuse of sexual minorities in church and society Mae-Sot Thai-Burmese border, Karen (Indigenous Burmese) Refugee Camp & Committee, Burma CY WSCF Europe Office 1,088 • Sex trafficking of women and children Total Advocacy and Solidarity Committee 5,670 Issues O ce CMY Ecumenical Assistance Programme - EAP Each day, participants from 15 countries engaged in facilitated dialogue • Models of conflict resolution and peace-building K Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation and reflection on identity and diversity. Students from Pentecostal, Mahidol University Peace Building Research Centre (ICCO) Kerkinactie, Netherlands 76,181 Orthodox, Roman Catholic, Anglican and Protestant churches Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), Germany 115,000 practiced different models of dialogue, as they shared insights and • Gender dialogue Total Ecumenical Assistance Programme - EAP 191,181 Global Leadership, Advocacy and Training Programmes heard one another's views across a diversity of opinions. Joint session with WCC 'Positive Masculinities' Identity, Diversity and Dialogue Programme Conference Karibu Foundation, Norway 18.015 An international group of resource people o ered • Thai reality of sex trafficking and sexual WSCF North America Region 2.500 analysis and training in: Nickie Moreno 500 exploitation • Identity and Diversity in the Bible Bangkok Red Light District Total Identity, Diversity and Dialogue Programme 21.015 (Hope Antone, Christian Conference of Asia) EAP Development Team training Undesignated Income 502,068 • Multiple identities within the individual Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), Germany 4.000 Global Leadership, Advocacy and Training Programmes 43,685 (Michael Blair, United Church of Canada) Daily Bible studies, theological reflection and worship informed the Global Women's Programme programme's education, dialogue and exposure sessions. United Methodist Church USA - General Board of Global Ministries 13.000 Ecumenical Assistance Programme (EAP) 191,181 • Indigenous (Maori) identity and narrative dialogue (Paddy Noble, SCM Cambodia) Advocacy and Solidarity Committee Zimbabwe Advocacy Office 85,852 In the conference statement, students affirmed interfaith dialogue as a United Church of Canada 4.582 • Defining ethnic and sociological diversity through means to strengthen relationships between religions and break down WSCF Europe Office 1.088 Member Contributions & Office Income 91,407 Asian examples myths that lead to conflict. They recommended increased interfaith Total Advocacy and Solidarity Committee 5.670 (Chang Beng Seng, Documentation Action Group in education in SCMs and more involvement in Christian-Muslim activities. Total Global Leadership, Advocacy and Training Programmes 43.685 Asia) Zimbabwe Advocacy Office • Conflict resolution and dialogue training The conference statement calls for more training and chances to address Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), Germany 40,811 (Kenneth Dobson, Payap University) uncomfortable dialogue subjects such as sexuality, intercultural Fonds für Entwicklung und Partnerschaft in Afrika (FEPA), Switzerland 12,500 communications, race and racism. They agreed that for SCMs a useful Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs 9,091 dialogue approach is to work alongside each other within our diversity, Hilfswerk der Evangelischen Kirchen Schweiz 10,619 to build understanding and take action together for peace. Lutheran World Federation 5,000 Bread for All, Switzerland 4,545 WSCF leadership training builds up direct links between student leaders Interchurch Organization for Development Cooperation and provides them with the skills and confidence to become global (ICCO)- Kerkinactie, Netherlands 1,966 players in working for God's peace and justice in the world. Freedom House, Southern Africa 1,320 This overview lists figures in US dollars for finances managed by the WSCF Total Zimbabwe Advocacy Office 85,852 Inter-Regional Office, Each WSCF region has its own budget. Total Designated Income 320,718

WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL 22 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 income09 thailandREPORTS 2009 | 2010 7 OVERVIEW Expenditure 2009 THE 2009 GLOBAL WOMEN'S AND GENDER JUSTICE REPORT Promoting women's Regional Salaries participation, leadership Africa 22,906 Asia-Pacific 42,866 & human rights Europe 25,920 Latin America and the Caribbean 19,405 Middle East 27,066 North America 61,797 WSCF promotes young women's ecumenical leadership and trains each Pension fund contributions 24,592 generation of students in gender justice, analysis and advocacy. SCMs, regional • HIV-AIDS AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE and global WSCF programmes provide training opportunities for young women • VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN Regional Salaries 224,552 to gain practical skills and exercise leadership in all-women and mixed-gender • IDENTITY, SEXUALITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS settings. The Federation engages young women and men in gender analysis as a key element in social critique and as an essential perspective in theological • MEDIA MONITORING and Biblical study. In 2009 Student Christian Movements and WSCF regions • WOMEN MIGRANT WORKERS' RIGHTS engaged in gender justice advocacy on Global Programmes LATIN AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN WSCF advocacy at the UN and society, concluding that Arab cultures & NORTH AMERICA Gender inequality in HIV-AIDS caregiving must move towards equality through broad Identity, Diversity & Dialogue Leadership Training Programme 26,935 Integration of women's rights and Advocacy and Solidarity Committee 4,555 C | Financial Crisis: the gender impact changes in attitudes, laws and social structu- perspectives This March, WSCF women from Liberia, res. Two WSCF Middle East consultations in Ecumenical Assistance Programme (EAP) 164,791 M North America region hosted the global Global Women's Programme - UN C,Status of Women 9,727 Norway, India, Canada and Argentina 2009 trained student leaders in gender WSCF delegates and participated in the UN Y Communication and Publications 35,844 advocated for women's rights at the United analysis and theology from women's perspec- Commission on the Status of Women in 2009. Strategic Planning and Development 15,758 CM Nations Commission on the Status of Women tives. Middle Eastern students pledged to Both Latin America and Caribbean & North Global Internship Programme 31,058 (UN CSW). WSCF delegates worked with the identify and work against gender discrimina- America regions continue to promote MY Zimbabwe Advocacy Office 104,537 Ecumenical Women coalition (EW) to tion in education, employment rights, legal women's leadership in their movements and General Assembly 2008 3,000 CY highlight gender inequities in HIV/AIDS rights, political participation and representa- integrate women's and feminist perspectives World Social Forum Representation 3,000 CMY caregiving and the negative impact of the tion, as well as in family, church and society. into their ongoing study and training global financial crisis on women. Argentinean WSCF Archives and Database Development 2,611 K programmes. SCMer Veronica Biech presented EW's first Europe WSCF Website 500 statement to the UN Commission, calling for Education and dialogue on identity & Project Balances (3,462) protection of migrant families' rights, for sexuality | Confronting domestic violence remuneration and structural support of In Europe, WSCF held dialogue training on Global Programmes 402,316 women in HIV/AIDS caregiving and an gender, sexuality and the Bible. Students Regional Salaries 224,552 increase in women's participation in political reflected theologically on gender and sexual Global Programmes 132,988 decision-making when dealing with the identity in the cultural and religious diversity financial crisis. of expanding Europe. The "Stop Being Silent!" Ecumenical Assistance Programme (EAP) 164,791 conference on domestic violence held in Novi Zimbabwe Advocacy Office 104,537 Sad, Serbia provided training and language Global Expenses AFRICA skills to identify and respond to domestic Global Expenses 397,194 Resourcing student advocacy on Asia-Pacific Staff Costs - General Secretary, Project Manager violence and workplace harassment. The women's rights Feminist theology | Gender-focused (EAP & advocacy)Finance Officer, Administration staff 308,482 In 2009, the Africa region empowered Europe region appointed Joe Nagle as media analysis | Women in Islam | Inter-Regional Office expenses 48,755 SCMers' action for women's rights in their regional Gender Coordinator in 2009. Advocacy training Travel, representation 19,951 local and national contexts using advocacy In 2009 WSCF Asia-Pacific ran a regional Financial expenses, audit fees, depreciation 20,006 tools such as the Universal Declaration of "Women Doing Theology" workshop in Human Rights, the Convention for the Jakarta, Indonesia, engaging women students Global Expenses 397,194 Elimination of Discrimination Against Women, in feminist theology and Bible study. the Beijing Platform for Action and the African Asia-Pacific regional events in Thailand and Women's Rights protocol. This year the Africa the Philippines trained SCMers in feminist region provided training on gender media analysis and Islamic feminist critique. Total Expenses 1,024,062 inequalities in poverty and HIV-AIDS and Gender-focused solidarity and advocacy produced theological reflections on gender training addressed human rights issues for issues for African SCMs. Southeast Asian women migrant workers, and Bangladeshi garment workers and sex MIDDLE EAST workers. A 2009 issue of Asia-Pacific's Education towards gender equality in regional magazine "Praxis" focused on Arab culture "Women, Peace and Reconciliation". WSCF Middle East women's programme This overview lists figures in US dollars for finances managed by the WSCF Inter-Regional Office, Each WSCF region has its own budget. critiqued the role of Arab women in church

WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL 6 REPORTS 2009 women| 2010 expenditure09REPORTS 2009 | 2010 23 january february march Asia-Pacific Region Asia-Pacific Region Asia-Pacific Region Income EASYNET Coordinating Team meeting, YMCA Philippines, ‘Asian Feminist Perspective of Leadership’ workshop, Regional Women’s Committee & Standing Committee, Bangkok, FINANCIAL Manila Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Thailand Middle East Region Europe Region ‘Translating Faith into Action: Gender issues from Dalit Tribal Human Rights Training conference, Broumana & Mount European Regional Committee meeting, Trieste, Italy Perspectives’ conference, Visakhapatnam, India 2010 Lebanon, Lebanon. Nordic Subregional winter meeting, Espoo, Finland Europe Region Week of Prayer for Christian Unity observance, ‘Stay in Touch: Media Innovations and Influences in Central ‘Identity, Diversity and Dialogue’ European Regional Staff Sin El Fil, Lebanon Europe’ Central sub-region winter seminar, Kremsmünster, meeting, Prague, Czech Republic North America Region 01 Austria Global ‘Raising new prophets, arising of a Movement’ Regional Global Ecumenical Advocacy Days, New York Conference, San Francisco, USA Global Staff and Officers’ meeting, Geneva UN Commission on the Status of Women, New York Global 03 World Social Forum & Theological Forum participation, Belem, Universal Day of Prayer for Students observance worldwide International Women’s Day observance and action Brazil. WCC Ecumenism in the 21C Continuation Committee, UN Human Rights Council, Geneva Belem, Brazil 02 'Zimbabwe Human rights and humanitarian situation' panel, Undesignated Income Member Contributions Geneva Bread for All, Switzerland 7,533 may Evangelisches Missionswerk in Deutschland (EMW), Germany 288,698 & O ce Income april Africa Region Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), Germany 16,000 'Social Mobilisation to End AIDS' Summit participation, Nairobi, june Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation Exchange Gains 17,051 Europe Region Kenya WSCF Membership Contributions and Fees 6,191 ‘Europe, Art and Spirituality: Building up an Intercultural Europe Region Africa Region (ICCO)- Kerkinactie, Netherlands 20,632 ‘Religious Freedom as a Human Right’ Lingua Franca Leadership SCM Canada 4,730 Identity’ conference, Tulln, Austria 'Food Security' leaders' training seminar, Yaoundé, Cameroon Methodist Church of Great Britain 18,900 Global Training, Lviv, Ukraine Europe Region WSCF Centennial Fund 70,000 Copyrights/Royalties 144 Edinburgh 2010 General Council, Edinburgh Latin America and Caribbean & North America Conference of European Churches young delegates Total Churches and Church Agencies - Europe 421,763 Sundry Income 238 Human Rights Summit participation, Geneva Action by Churches Together (ACT) assembly participation, pre-assembly, Lyon, France Total Member contributions and Office Income 28,354 Buenos Aires, Argentina Middle East Region Global National Council of Churches USA 5,000 Human Rights training conference, 2nd session, Lebanon Centennial Fund Board of Trustees meeting, Geneva Global United Church of Canada 68,331 WSCF Donor roundtable, Geneva05 Zimbabwe reference group meeting, Geneva United Church of Christ USA 8,750 04 EAP Project management training conference, Amman, Jordan Total Income 1,072,304 United Methodist Church USA - General Board of Global Ministries 19,995 United Methodist Church USA - G,B, of Higher Education and Ministry 2,000 US Trustees of WSCF 7,500 Women's InterChurch Council of Canada 3,342 Total Churches and Church Agencies - North America 114,918 06 Total Undesignated Income 536,681

C

M Designated Income Zimbabwe Advocacy Office Y 2009 Bread for All, Switzerland 1,840 Bread for the World, Germany 10,474 CM Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), Germany 24,443 year in review MY Fonds für Entwicklung und Partnerschaft in Afrika (FEPA), Switzerland 14,708 Hilfswerk der Evangelischen Kirchen Schweiz 6,445 HIGHLIGHTS OF WSCF REGIONAL CY Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation AND GLOBAL ACTIVITIES

CMY (ICCO)- Kerkinactie, Netherlands 41,667 Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs 29,147 K Trocaire, Mozambique 7,833 Tear Fund, Zimbabwe 20,265 september US Trustees of WSCF 200 july Europe Region World Council of Churches, Switzerland 16,949 ‘Paving my path for the world - The choice of a vocation’ Central Africa Region august Diakonia - Sweden 4,885 sub-region conference, Balatonföldvár, Hungary Faith and Development Leaders of the World Bank meeting Total Zimbabwe Advocacy Office 178,856 Africa Region Middle East Region repesentation, Accra, Ghana East Africa sub-region 'HIV-AIDS link to Economic Justice' Ayia Napa training 'Christian-Muslim Dialogue for Ecumenical Assistance Programme - EAP Asia-Pacific Region training, Kampala, Uganda Alter-Globalisation’ Alexandria, Egypt Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED), Germany 144,000 EASYNET National Coordinator’s Training, Kuala Lumpur, Europe Region Regional Committee meeting, Cairo, Egypt Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation (ICCO) Undesignated Income 536,681 Malaysia. ‘Stop Being Silent!’ Lingua Franca Training on Domestic Violence, Global Kerkinactie, Netherlands 48,143 Human Rights Defenders Training Dhaka, Bangladesh. Novi Sad, Serbia UN Human Rights Council, Geneva WSCF Executive Committee Meeting (ExCo) 10,000 Middle East Region Interchurch Organisation for Development Cooperation ‘Sweating with God, a pilgrimage for a healthy climate’ Nordic Ecumenical Zimbabwe network meeting,09 Geneva Regional Women's Seminar, Arab women in Church and (ICCO)- Kerkinactie, Netherlands 48,143 SCMs summer meeting, Sweden/Norway Zimbabwe Advocacy Office strategic planning workshop, Geneva Ecumenical Assistance Programme (EAP) 216,611 Society, Amman, Jordan. Europe & North America Regions Youth and Development University ‘Climate Change’ meeting Waldensian Church, Italy 4,797 Capacity Building for Palestinian Youth, Amman, Jordan. ‘Apocalypse: A world of fears and dreams or an encounter with representation, Molina, Spain WSCF Centennial Fund 10,000 Zimbabwe Advocacy Office 178,856 Human Rights Education Training, Beirut, Lebanon reality?’ Agape International Theological & Political Camps, Prali, Other Income 9,671 Global Italy UNESCO Consultation07 on Higher Education delegation, Paris Total Ecumenical Assistance Programme - EAP 216,611 Member Contributions & Office Income 28,354 Global WCC Central Committee, Geneva Global Training and Advocacy Programmes Global Training and Advocacy Programmes 101,802 Climate Change Global Leadership Programme december Karibu Foundation, Norway 20,010 october Global United Church of Canada 5,982 november ‘Identity, Diversity & Dialogue’ Global leadership training Africa Region programme, Bangkok & Chiang Mai, Thailand Other Income 309 'From Subject to Citizen' YMCA meeting representation, Africa Region 08 Copenhagen Climate Summit participation, Copenhagen, Total Climate Change Programme 26,301 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Global Christian Forum Africa Region meeting, Accra, Ghana Denmark EAP Development Team training (EED, WCC) 68,332 Asia-Pacific Region Asia-Pacific Region UN Commission on the Status of Women (WCC, UMCUSA - GBGM) 7,169 School for Ecumenical Leadership Formation (SELF), Manila, Women Doing Theology conference, Jakarta, Indonesia Total Global Training and Advocacy Programmes 101,802 Philippines. North America Region WCC- CCA 'Peace and Reconciliation on the Korean Peninsula' SOA Pilgrimage of Resistance, Fort Benning, Georgia WSCF Executive Committee Meeting (ExCo) consultation, Hong Kong Truth Commission on Conscience in War, New York WSCF Centennial Fund 10,000 Europe Region New Fire Gathering, Minneapolis, USA Total WSCF Executive Committee Meeting (ExCo) 10,000 ‘Gender, Religion and Society: Exploring diversity in expanding Latin America and Caribbean and North America 12 Europe’ conference and Regional Assembly, Sambata de Sus, Regions Total Designated Income 507,269 Romania Participation in Religions for Peace 'Youth Campaign on Latin America and Caribbean Region Disarmament for Shared Security' San José, Costa Rica Regional Executive Committee meeting, Barranquilla, Global This overview lists figures in US dollars for finances managed by the WSCF Colombia Global Advocacy and Solidarity Committee meeting, New York Inter-Regional Office, Each WSCF region has its own budget. Middle East Region WCC United Nations Advocacy Week participation, New York Capacity Building for Sudanese Youth, Khartoum, Sudan Launch of WSCF Centennial Fund’s Philip Potter Fund, Geneva 10Global Religions for Peace International Youth Network meeting, San Zimbabwe Council of Churches Roundtable representation. José, Costa Rica.11 Zimbabwe Consultation and Assessment Visit

WSCF ANNUAL WSCF ANNUAL 24 REPORTS 2009 | 2010 income10 year in review REPORTS 2009 | 2010 5 Introduction OVERVIEW Expenditure Greetings from the World Student Christian Federation. It is my pleasure to present the Red Book, which combines the 2009 and 2010 Annual Reports of 2010 WSCF.

After six years as General Secretary in Geneva, my predecessor the Rev. Michael Wallace, returned in May 2010 to his native Aotearoa New Zealand. To serve as priest in charge at All Saints Anglican Church on the University of Otago campus. The Federation owes a huge debt to Michael for his unstinting energy in reasserting WSCF’s presence in the wider ecumenical movement and in Regional Salaries promoting ecumenical formation and global action for social justice. Africa 19,266 Asia-Pacific 37,378 The Federation experienced several months of transition, until my election as Europe 37,657 General Secretary in October 2010. Despite some challenges during this period, Latin America and the Caribbean 18,260 our work has not only continued, but has grown. Middle East 30,060 North America 69,376 There is a momentum in our common life toward greater unity, strategy, activity, Regional Pension Fund Contributions 28,000 study and prayer. Our leadership team is working to increase connections between SCM students and to build up this global community of students and Total Regional Salaries 239,997 youth, unifying our efforts and focusing our strategies as a Federation. Key to this aim is prioritising internal communications and increasing our communication with friends, partners and supporters.

This 2009-2010 Red Book seeks to capture the story of our growth in the past two years. We look forward to receiving your feedback and we invite you to join Global Programmes our efforts by giving us your ideas, coming alongside us in partnership and holding us up in prayer. Ecumenical Assistance Programme (EAP) 186.847 Climate Change Leadership Programme/ExCo 48.213 In recent months, we have celebrated the re-launch of the Student Christian Identity, Diversity and Dialogue Programme 10.546 Movement USA, supported recently formed movements in Iraq and Timor Leste Global Women's Programme - UN CSW 11.237 and continued to strengthen our 100+ movements. EAP Development Team Training 73.866 Zimbabwe Advocacy Office 166.414 In 2010 we launched an online networking forum, WSCFConnect, to promote Communication and Publications 18.344 direct interaction between students around the world and our WSCF friends. In Miscellaneous Project Balances Write Off 42.646 2010, Ecumenical Assistance Programme development training took place in Asia-Pacific, Latin America and Caribbean and Middle East regions. At national, Total Global Programmes 371.266 Regional Salaries 239,997 regional and global levels, we continue to make the voice of the world's Christian students heard through our advocacy efforts. Global Training and Advocacy Programmes 143.862 Newly formed global leadership teams focus WSCF's work around shared Ecumenical Assistance Programme (EAP) 186,847 priorities. These include the Advocacy and Solidarity Committee, EAP Zimbabwe Advocacy Office 166,414 Development Team, Communications Committee and the emerging Theological Global Expenses Commission. Global Expenses 341,347 Global Staff Costs (General Secretary, Project Manager, Administrative Assistant, Finance Officer) 254,360 Communications/Project Balances 60,990 At the same time, WSCF’s Executive Committee recognizes that as we celebrate Inter-Regional Office Expenses office rent, insurance costs, our continuing and growing ministry, we are not immune to the challenges that translationIT/telecommunications, office supplies 45,417 global economic instability has brought to all of us. Our team is also grappling, Travel, Representation 12,457 along with the rest of the ecumenical community, with the shifts in the church Recruitment/Repatriation Costs 19,716 and in the world and their implications for how we approach our work. As we Financial transaction losses, audit fees 7,664 seek to reach students and to support and strengthen all of our movements, we Miscellaneous Expenses 1,733 need to pull our efforts, minds and prayers together.

Total Global Expenses 341,347 WSCF h