2021 ACT Alliance Electronic Assembly
November 29 – December 3, online
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ACT Alliance will be holding an Electronic General Assembly November 29-December 3, 2021. The primary purpose of the Assembly is to elect a new Governing Board, officers, and Membership and Nominations Committee. The assembly will also allow for member conversations and learning, worship, and a public event. The theme of the assembly is Hope in Action: Putting People First. A cross-cutting issue that will be incorporated into our work is Youth and Climate Justice.
Practical information
Each ACT member may send one voting and, if they wish, one non-voting delegate to the ACT Assembly and one youth delegate.
Governance
The key governance decision to be made in the 2021 Electronic General Assembly is: the elections (for members of the Governing Board, the Officers and members of the Membership and Nominations Committee).
Documents
Documents that will be discussed at the assembly have been sent directly to registered participants in the ACT Assembly.
Stories of Hope
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ACT Alliance second general assembly being held in the Dominican Republic. ACT has 140 member organisations working on humanitarian assistance, development and advocacy. Exhibitions on ACT's work are already open in the conference centre.
Story of Hope: Advocacy and Policy Group
Stories of Hope: Forums and members produce illustrated guide to GBV for 16 days
Stories of Hope: Bangladesh Forum Coffeetable Book
Story of Hope: Responding to need in Armenia
Story of Hope: WCC, ACT Alliance pilot “learning process” in Malawi and Cameroon to strengthen collaboration
Story of Hope: Shrinking Space for Civil Society Task Group
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Schedule
Our Offices
To increase diversity and promote the localization agenda ACT Alliance has moved from a Geneva-based Secretariat only to increased presence at local level, establishing five regional offices.
