First Assembly of Educateurs sans Frontières July-August, 1999

From 'Impressions Educateurs sans Frontières'

"When Montessori principles are applied in the wider context of society, their possibilities are vast and all-encompassing. They can be of incalculable help to parents, social workers, child-care workers, family counsellors, in short, to any person involved with the developing human being; they can be and have been applied with children undergoing lengthy hospitalisation, maladjusted children, physically impaired children, children victims of violence, children abandoned, and children at risk."
Renilde Montessori, 1998

This issue of Communications features a special section dedicated to Educateurs sans Frontières. The contents are as follows:

Educateurs sans Frontières 1999, Renilde Montessori
A Pictorial Focus on AMI's Historical Links with the Villa Montesca
Official Opening
The Programme
Spotlight on the Speakers
Reflections on the First Assembly, Muriel W. Adcock
Impressions
The Participants
Educateurs sans Frontières 'at work'
Chief Seattle's 1854 Speech
Educateurs sans Frontières 'at play'
Pictures from the Farewell Evening
Farewell Evening