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Tamer Institute for Community Education
Tamer Institute for
Community Education is an educational non-governmental non-profit
organization established in 1989 as a natural and necessary response to
urgent needs in the Palestinian community. The most important of those
needs, according to the Institute, is the need to acquire means to help
people learn and become productive.
The Institute’s work is governed
by four basic convictions:
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Creating learning
environments in various locales through encouraging reading,
expression of personal experience, creativity, achievement, and the
transformation of experience into cultural products.
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The investment in
available resources to meet basic needs.
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Youth are the most
important sector in the process of building the society on the levels
relating to community growth and development.
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Encourage the formation
of small groups based on individual initiatives and provide
communication networks amongst them.
A board of directors consisting of 9 members including the
General Director leads the Institute.
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