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‘ . ve N Paris maintained close relations with UNESCO; one in Geneva worked with U., agencies on such inter- national problems as food, health, and human rights. “Washington Seminar; Social scientists! discoveries about the invact of American aid overseas were shared with government officials and other policy makers“and opinion leaders. Nine separate groups varticivated in 83 mectings during the year. “Work Camps: Giving ud sumner vacations, 109 college and high school volunteers paid boerd, room ané travel expenses to work with Indians, DP's end migres in the U.S.; 95 more served in work campos overse:s. week-end work camms in several cities brought students fece to face witn preblems of urban blight and discrimination during the school year.... “The AFSC Works in 15 Countries “Austria: In an ettempt to help sone of the netion's 300,000 rcefuzees re-establish thenselves, AFSC has méde loans to 108 farmers, 36 tredesmen and orofessions! men; vart-tine jobs hve been found for 81 refuzee students. f# work cemp in the avelenche area attracted 38 perticipants. A representative of Americen end British Quekers has embarked on a five- year vroject of helving to eese East-‘“Yest tensions. "Denmark: The AFSC cooperates with Danish end British Friends in mainteining a Priends! center. "hl Salvador: A yeer-round unit of 10 young veople is coovergting with the governnent and the U.N. to helo intcgarcte 72 femilies of landless fara workers iato e conmunity. : ““Prence: Our staff brought diplonets of 17 netions together at eight meetings and leading Americans end Frenchnen et four, held wonthly sessions for 30 studcnts of 16 netions end eight week-end conferences. We counseled 2,670 refugees. -l7-