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Revision as of 22:03, 8 February 2018
The mission of the Institute of Cultural Affairs (USA) is to build a just and equitable society in harmony with Planet Earth through empowering cultural dimensions of the social process.
- ICA programs strengthen the capacities of organizations, communities, and individuals to build and implement innovative plans of action that draw upon assets and social capital in a collaborative manner.
This mission is carried out through:
- Service Learning
- International Initiatives
- Accelerate77
- Global Archives
- 4750 GreenRise Project
- ToP: Technology of Participation