Experience 2010

Here are some snapshots from the program for Experience 2010.

One of the main events will undoubtably be the norwegian artist Åge Sten, for those interested in Eurovision perhabs better known as the leadsinger in Wig Wam – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qh7hiaq0aWU

Besides this he has put up a tribute show to Queen – The Show Must Go On – andthis is what we want to show you at the concert wedensday evening. The show has sold full house in Norway, and we expect many locals to join us this evening.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obI9U1GaMyMSo

On Thursday afternoon there are 5 parallell seminars where also delegates at the IOGT congress can participate.These are:

* Work and influence of the alcohol industry. An inlook in how the industry work in developing countries, and how to stop them.

* Rehabilitation work in IOGT.
We will look at how rehabilitation work is being done in different countries, and what should be the special character of rehabilitation
when we do it.

* Sobriety – an idea for the future? A chance to reflect on and discuss the idea that is common for us. Why are we tee-totallers, and how do we “market” it to others?

* Harm to others. On the connection between HIV and alcohol.

Read the whole program here: http://experience2010.no/program/

* Childrens work. About childrens work around the world, and how IOGT and Active can work more with the issue.

Another event is also being finalised. Active celebrates it`s 20th anniversary during the congress. Robert Madelin is Director-General for Health and Consumer Protection in the European union, and participates in a roundtabledebate about Youth and Health on monday.