WISE
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World Institute for Sustainability Education (WISE)
A think tank and workgroup whose initiatives are accomplished online using the wiki web capabilities.
WISE is a network of organizations, NGOs, educational institutions, and private individuals involved in International Education, Ecological Conservation and Rehabilitation, Native Peoples', Social Justice, and Sustainability. WISE exists to craft the academic field of sustainability, define and describe its parameters of theory and practice, and to aid its advancement. WISE exists to support members developing and providing education that focuses on sustainability. The long term goal of WISE is to become an academic accreditation organization for sustainability education.
Membership to WISE is free
To become a member create a log-in membership and introduce yourself on the WISE discussion page.(After logging in, see tabs at the top of this page for the discussion page.) Then on the WISE Members page post your name and entities you may represent, public contact information and/or a website link, and the date of your affiliation. Once you have logged in and introduced yourself we will create a user log-in for you at the WISE secure wiki, where our work takes place.
By completing this process you swear that you are truly represented by the network participant description above, and will not act to intentionally hinder or obstruct progress on WISE initiatives. If other members complain about your activities in the network and administrative mediation is not successful, CFI reserves the right to eliminate membership and block editing capabilities.
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The CFI website is a wiki. This means that you (or anyone!) can edit many of the pages on the site, without leaving your web browser. Due to the nature of this site, we've decided to lock certain pages so only CFI staff can edit them. Other pages remain open to editing by anyone. We encourage you to create a free account and log in, so that you can participate in all of the advantages wiki has to offer. Once you are logged in you will be able to edit and create new pages, participate in discussion specific to each page, talk to other members, and support our progress as part of CFI's online community.
