Through collaborative efforts people of all ages everywhere can know what can be and is being done to protect and improve life on earth and how to reproduce solutions that address their own particular problems.
Horizon prevents loss of good ideas that would otherwise never reach beyond narrow borders and be virtually lost to the rest of the world.
It reduces wasteful duplication of time, effort and funding spent searching for answers already available. And, it enables people to find answers when they are needed.
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Horizon is dedicated to encouraging and developing solutions relatied to health, environment, population and development problems that exist throughout the world. Horizon makes generally available the knowledge of these solutions with the help of cooperating organizations and Horizon Associates and the use of different forms of media, such as television and the Internet, so that the solutions may be economically replicated wherever they may be necessary or useful.
The organization’s endeavors are accomplished by means of several programs including the Horizon Solutions Site and Horizon Solutions Site for Kids of All Ages, an international television series, and Associates Program consisting of interns, volunteers and research fellows, HORIZON International Solutions Clubs, a Youth Environmental News Desk and conferences and workshops.
The Horizon International Associates Program consists of interns, volunteers and research fellows who serve to improve conditions in the world, particularly in the areas of health, environment, population and development. Horizon's Associates Program has an academic base, a scientific foundation, a strong multimedia communications network, and operates with the help of over 130 cooperating organizations.
Associates, now serving in more than 67 countries, help in our efforts to reduce diseases such as HIV/AIDS, malaria and TB, to reduce poverty and malnourishment, to make education available to all, and to protect the environment.
Aïssatou Diop, who is in the Yale University's Master of Arts program in African Studies, will complete her degree in May and join HORIZON as Associates Coordinator. She is a native of Senegal. As of the end of May, Aïssatou Diop, who is in the Yale University's Master of Arts program in African Studies, will complete her degree and join Horizon as Associates Coordinator. She is a native of Senegal and will be very helpful with all who wish to join our Associates Program. As she wrote:
"My interest is development, especially by way of formal and informal education, in the areas of health, environmental protection, and poverty reduction. I want to dedicate my life working toward the betterment of living conditions of people around the world, and of Africans in particular."
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