Information about the IEF, its organization and activities
One of the major activities of the IEF is its annual conferences, which are often held in partnership with other organizations and events, and frequently rotate between continents to give more members a chance to participate. For members who cannot attend, some form of e-conference is organized over the Internet so that everyone can contribute.
Probably in Europe in late September-early October 2013
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 13-22 June 2012
Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, 10-11 December 2011
Brighton, United Kingdom, 15-18 December 2010
Washington, D.C., USA, 13-16 August 2009
dePoort, The Netherlands, 18-21 September 2008
Ottawa, Canada, 12-14 October 2007
Oxford, England, 15-17 September 2006
Orlando, Florida, USA, 14-15 December 2005
Thessaloniki, Greece, 15-17 October 2004
Orlando, Florida, USA, 17-21 December 2003
Johannesburg, South Africa, 27 August-3 September 2002
Czech Republic, 19-21 October 2001
IEF Seminar, Orlando, Florida, December 2004
Association for Baha'i Studies (North America) - 2004 Conference Workshop
IEF Seminar, Orlando, Florida, 12 December 2001
Environmental Interest Group Networking Session
at the Baha'i Conference on Social and Economic Development for the Americas
Orlando, Florida - December 1999
see the Activities page for details
COLLABORATION WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
Activities on environment and sustainable development in which members may wish to participate
See list at the bottom of this page
Anyone sympathetic to the Bahá'í teachings relevant to the environment and sustainable development may apply for membership in the IEF. See the requirements for membership on the membership page.
While the IEF is a "virtual" organization without legal status, it does operate according to statutes that define its purpose and organization. A Governing Board elected at an Annual General Assembly guides the IEF, decides on membership, and organizes its activities.
The annual General Assembly, held during the annual Conference, is the opportunity for the membership to elect the Governing Board of the IEF, review the activities of the past year as described in the Annual Report, consult on future activities and make recommendations to the Governing Board. Members can participate in person or over e-mail.
The Governing Board is elected each year by the world-wide membership during the General Assembly
Peter Adriance (USA)
Arthur Dahl (Switzerland) - President
Emily Firth (Switzerland) - General Secretary
Duncan Hanks (Canada)
Sylvia Karlsson-Vinkhuyzen (Netherlands)
Dimity Podger (Australia)
Victoria Thoresen (Norway)
Volunteers are welcome
Charles Boyle (Australia) - coordinator
Peter Adriance (USA)
Charles Boyle (Australia)
Arthur Dahl (Switzerland)
Nigel Jollands (United Kingdom)
Roxanne Lalonde (Zambia)
While the IEF is open to members of all faiths and no faith, it is inspired by the principles and values of the Bahá'í Faith, and works to apply these principles to the practical problems of sustainable development and the environment facing the world today.
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