User account

Thank you for visiting our website. If you attended the Treaty Conference at MIT in July 2009 and would like to comment on the content that has been posted please fill in the first two fields (your name and any Treaty-related work that you do. Enter 'not applicable' if the second question does not apply to you.) You can fill in any of the other fields if you wish. You will receive an email with a one- time login (you can only use this once) and your username and password. You will receive a second email telling you that your account has been activated. If you wish you can change your password to a new one. A link to the Conference presentations Reflecting on Treaty 09 will become visible.

Account information

Username: *

Spaces are allowed; punctuation is not allowed except for periods, hyphens, and underscores.

E-mail address: *

A valid e-mail address. All e-mails from the system will be sent to this address. The e-mail address is not made public and will only be used if you wish to receive a new password or wish to receive certain news or notifications by e-mail.

Background

Name: *

Since the aim is to build a community of practice it is helpful for others to know the person behind the user name.

Treaty education work

work I do: *

A short description of the Treaty education work you do now and/or have done in the past. It is fine to enter 'none' if you have not been a Treaty educator before.

Kinds of work:

Here you can list the kinds of Treaty work you do such as education, audits, research, consultancy, provide professional development, resource development Put each item on a separate line or separate them by commas. No HTML allowed.

where I work:

list the geographic areas in which you do Treaty work Put each item on a separate line or separate them by commas. No HTML allowed.

Groups I work with:

here you may list the kinds of groups with whom you work such as government departments, community groups, business, educational institutions, the general public, children Put each item on a separate line or separate them by commas. No HTML allowed.

How I keep current:

Here you may want to list ways that you keep your practice up-to-date, for example, attending workshops about the Treaty and/or about teaching, following issues in the media, discussions with colleagues, attending national Treaty worker gatherings, etc Put each item on a separate line or separate them by commas. No HTML allowed.