GlobalImmigrant.Org:
Created in 2005 and brought to life in the autumn of the same year, Global Immigrant.Org is a sign of the changing times. Although it is nowhere near being completed, new topics, new pages and new information is being added onto it on a continuous basis.
Although adding more valuable and relevant content is an extremely important element, the main idea, the vision behind the existing online structure is the creation of a global multicultural community that would share it’s values, beliefs, knowledge, creativity, experiences and ultimately… lives with each other, all this in hopes of creating understanding and eradicating or, at least diminishing, racial hatred and any other types of discrimination.
GlobalImmigrant.Org is all about sharing, discovering, learning, accepting but also about keeping an open mind and about never stop thinking, wondering, questioning and fighting for ourselves, our rights and our fellow humans rights.
The Global Immigrant forums refer to subjects that relate to Immigration (visa issues, racial issues, integration matters, starting life from 0, sharing different cultures) but also to different global issues like pollution, climate change, politics, capitalism, consumerism, corporate world, Africa and more.
Future plans relate to building a comprehensive cultural database composed on places to see, things to do, and traditions to follow when visiting or moving to a country or simply learning about it.
As well as that, sub domains will be created for each and every country in the world. The first two projects are: Romania and Ireland.
Global Immigrant.Org believes in giving and helping, more that anything in the world. Building an accurate and relevant database of charities and help organizations found around the world is an aim we work towards.
We are always looking for partners, contributors, forum moderators and anyone else who wants to get involved and help record history.
P.S.: GlobalImmigrant.Org is on break since early 2006. Updates ond new content will follow soon.
The Editor,
November 2007.
