Euforic is a forum for information exchange and dialogue on international cooperation and development:

• Euforic makes information on Europe's international cooperation more accessible;
• Euforic facilitates communication and dialogue among organizations involved in Europe's International Cooperation;
• Euforic brokers collaboration, learning and knowledge exchange on international cooperation issues.

It begain in 1995 and is a not for profit coooperative whose members include NGO's, research and education organizations, networks and governments.

SchoolNet Africa is an independent non-government organization which promotes education through the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in African schools. SchoolNet is the first African-based, African-led, Pan-African school networking institution and works in partnership with national schoolnet organizations in up to 33 African countries. SchoolNet Africa stands for the right of every African child to have access to Information and knowledge and to be a global citizen.

SchoolNet Africa functions as a network of networks. Its primary network is with schoolnet practitioners, education policymakers, teachers and learners through national schoolnet organizations and groups operating in the following countries

1. Angola
2. Benin
3. Botswana
4. Cameroon
5. Cape Verde
6. Cote D'lvoire
7. Egypt
8. Ethiopia
9. The Gambia
10. Ghana
11. Kenya
12. Lesotho
13. Liberia
14. Madagascar
15. Malawi
16. Mauritius
17. Morocco
18. Mozambique
19. Namibia
20. Nigeria
21. Rwanda
22. Senegal
23. Sierra Leone
24. South Africa
25. Sudan
26. Swaziland
27. Tanzania
28. Tunisia
29. Uganda
30. Zambia
31. Zimbabwe

Included in SchoolNet Africa's network is a range of donor and development agency partners and regional organizations promoting ICTs in African schools

A SchoolNet organization is one that has:

• Regular communication and interaction between schools
• Training of teachers and learners in using the technologies
• Inter-school collaborative projects and
• Content and curriculum development and sharing.

MoAD’s MISSION

The mission of The Museum of the African Diaspora, MoAD, is to promote the universal connection of humankind to Africa and to explore and appreciate the impact people of African descent have had on contemporary life the world over. Reminding us that we are all part of one family, MoAD will seek to transform the way we perceive each other and ourselves. The new museum will be a world-class institution that utilizes art, culture and history to tell the story of the African Diaspora.

MoAD IS A GLOBAL MUSEUM

An international museum, based in San Francisco, MoAD will reach out and initiate collaborative ventures with institutions of similar vision from around the world. Utilizing innovative communications systems to link with other organizations, MoAD will help to bring Africa, the African Diaspora and the world community closer together.

In addition to exciting permanent and changing exhibits, the Museum will have ongoing educational lectures, scholarly colloquia, concerts, film series, satellite conversations, and other programs and events to add to the regular museum visitor experience.

Designed to be the embodiment of new applications in media, MoAD will feature an interactive theater and new technology in its exhibitions design. This coupling of art, culture and technology will enable in-person visitors and those experiencing MoAD through the Internet, to exchange histories and stories, share and debate viewpoints and find common expression in the many kinds of experiences that MoAD will provide.

While MoAD will not have a permanent collection like many other museums, it will be a collector of stories, a repository of information to be shared with all who wish to know about the vast reaches of the African Diaspora. This institution will draw from the collections of museums, institutes, organizations, universities and private citizens.

Using objects of art and culture as catalysts to tell the story of the African Diaspora, past and present, whether through exhibits initiated by MoAD or through traveling exhibitions, MoAD will become a virtual crossroads for people around the globe.