Programa Migrantes

Updated on October 22, 2022
by Qubiter

Cobertura: Nacional
País: Chile
Líder del Proyecto: Maryfer Rengifo – 26 años [email protected]
Area Temática: Paz y Compromiso Comunitario/ Peace and Community Engagement
ODS relacionados: 4, 10, 16
Fecha de Inicio: 15 03 2021
Fecha de finalización: A la fecha

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Terms & Conditions

Donation and event fee payment terms and conditions

The Interamerican Scout Foundation (referred to as IASF, us or we), operates the website www.iscoutfoundation.org and other related systems and services. These are the Terms and Conditions which govern each use you make of the payment services provided through that website.

Please read these Terms and Conditions carefully. We will occasionally change them and so it's a good idea to come back and read through them again regularly to stay up to date.

These Terms and Conditions apply separately to each single donation or event fee payment that you make. Except as provided for in Section 12 (Regular Donations), they do not form a contract allowing for future or successive transactions to be set up. By confirming on the IASF website that you wish to make a donation or event fee payment you agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions for that transaction.

1. About us

The IASF is a nonprofit corporation incorporated in Texas. It dates back to 1980 when it was established by the 12th Scout Conference in Chile. On July 29, 1999, the U.S IRS conferred upon the ISF the tax-exempt status of a public foundation.

2. The payment services

2.1 The details of any donation or event fee payment will be displayed to you on the IASF website before it is processed. If you wish to correct an error you can do this by following the on screen directions before proceeding.

2.2 As soon as you confirm to us through the IASF website that you wish to proceed with your donation or event fee payment you will be redirected to the STRIPE online payment system which will process the transaction by requesting funds from your credit card provider.

3. Event fees

Where you choose to pay an event fee the fee will be classed as a donation.

4. Information you need to provide to us

4.1 Before we can process a donation or event fee payment, you must provide us with correct details of the following:

- 4.1.1 your full name, country and emailaddress; and

- 4.1.2 details of the credit card that you wish to use to fund the donation or event fee payment.

4.2 Once you have provided these details to us, we will use them for executing the transaction. You are responsible for ensuring that we are provided with the correct information. If you provide us with (or, where you have saved details to our systems, let us continue to use) incorrect or out-of-date information, we will not be responsible if the donation or event fee payment is not made, is delayed, or is made incorrectly. If you ask us we will make efforts to trace a transaction that cannot be accounted for and, where a transaction has been based on incorrect information that you have provided, we will try to recover the payment for you.

4.3 We will monitor all donations and event fee payments made through the IASF website. We may ask you to provide us with additional personal information to fulfill our legal responsibilities before your transaction is completed.

4.4 We require that you are aged 18 or above to use the IASF online Payment Services.

5. Consent and execution

5.1 By confirming that you wish to proceed with your donation or event fee payment you authorize us to request funds from your credit card provider. You are unable to revoke this authorization (for information on revoking authorization for future regular donations, please see Section 12).

5.2 We may refuse to process a transaction for you if we are not reasonably satisfied that:

- 5.2.1 you are permitted to use the IASF website under the General Terms and Conditions.

- 5.2.2 the transaction is legal and not related to fraudulent activities.

- 5.2.3 the transaction has been properly authorized; or

- 5.2.4 the information we are basing a transaction on is correct and complete.

6. Charges, currency and interest

We will only process your donation or event fee payment in American Dollars, and interest will not accrue or be payable on funds that we hold or process for you.

As a means of recognizing support, IASF may occasionally publish names of donors in various Scouting newsletters, brochures and publications. If a donor prefers their name not be published, please notify the Development Office at [email protected]

7. Transaction information

We will display a message on the IASF website and send you an email confirming the details of the transaction that you have asked us to process for you as soon as we receive confirmation from your credit card provider that your transaction is authorized. We will keep records of your transaction for at least ten years.

8. Incorrectly executed and unauthorized transactions

8.1 You should check the transaction confirmation that we make available to you, and your credit card statements, to ensure that each transaction is correctly recorded and authorized. If you notice any incorrect or unauthorized transaction you must tell us and/or your credit card provider. If you do not tell us promptly (at the latest within 13 months of the transaction date) about an incorrect or unauthorized transaction, you may not be entitled to have the problem corrected by us – if you do tell us in time the rights set out below will apply.

8.2 We are responsible for requesting the correct funds from your credit card provider in accordance with these Terms and Conditions.

8.3 We will also refund a payment made from the funds that we hold for you if you tell us that it was unauthorized and, having investigated it, we are reasonably satisfied that this is correct and that you are not responsible. You will be responsible for unauthorized transactions where you (or anyone authorized by you) act fraudulently, with intent, or very carelessly.

8.4 We will not refund a payment to you in accordance with this Section 8 if you do not inform us of it in time (in accordance with Section 8.1), or in the circumstances described in Section 10, or where you are entitled to recourse through your credit card provider.

8.5 You may have rights against your card issuer to have funds repaid to you if incorrect or unauthorized use is made of your credit card – please contact them for details.

9. Cancellation and refunds

You will only be able to cancel a donation or event fee payment if you contact us within 48 hours after you authorize it on the IASF website. Where we do cancel a payment for you, we may charge you for the costs that we have incurred in processing your payment.

10. Service interruptions and failures

Occasionally, the Payment Services may be interrupted or caused to fail by abnormal and unforeseeable circumstances beyond our control, or where we need to act in a particular way to comply with the law. We will not be responsible to you for the consequences of such events where they were unavoidable despite all our efforts to the contrary.

11. Complaints and redress

If we do not deliver the standard of Payment Services you expect, or if you think that we have made a mistake, please contact us. The situation will be investigated and, if necessary, action will be taken to put matters right.

12. Regular donations

12.1 Only where you set up a regular donation to a charity will these Terms and Conditions apply to successive donations made through the IASF website. Where you do set up a regular donation you will be scheduling a series of donations to be made on the day of the month that you choose until further notice and you agree that these Terms and Conditions will apply to each of the donations in that series with the addition of the other provisions set out in this Section 12.

12.2 By confirming that you wish to proceed with a regular donation you authorize us to request funds from your credit card provider on the day of the month you set.

12.3 After setting up a regular donation, you may cancel the regular donation up until 5pm on the business day before the next donation is due through your online account. This will cancel all future regular donations through your online account.

12.4 For further information on the use of your online account, please visit the Help section of the IASF website and the General Terms and Conditions. These will provide you with details of how to access, and keep secure, your online account.

12.5 There will be circumstances that require us to vary these Terms and Conditions and/or the General Terms and Conditions (so far as they refer to your regular payments), in which case we will contact you by email if you have ongoing regular donations set up. The revised provisions will not come into effect in relation to regular payments that you have already set up until two months after we inform you of the variation. You will be deemed to have accepted a variation unless you tell us otherwise before it comes into effect. If you do not wish to accept a variation, you may cancel your regular donations in advance of the variation coming into effect as is outlined in Section 12.3.

13. General

13.1 These Terms and Conditions are issued and concluded in English. Communications between IASF and you will be in English and will generally be conducted by letter, phone or email using the most recent details that you have provided to us. If you wish to contact us, please write to the address set out at the end of these Terms and Conditions, call us on +54 911 41 68 3000 or email us at [email protected] .org these Terms and Conditions are only intended to be enforceable by you and IASF.

13.2 We may amend these Terms and Conditions at any time. The current version will always be on the IASF website – we can provide previous versions that applied to you upon request.

13.3 The IASF is governed by and will be construed in accordance with the laws of the state of Texas as it is applied to contracts entered into by residents of the state of Texas.

Address for notice:

The Interamerican Scout Foundation has its registered office at 1776 York Town ST STE 530, Houston Tx.
Email: [email protected]

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¿Cuál fue tu motivación para iniciar el proyecto?

Se pueden encontrar diversas conexiones entre el escultismo y los niños, niñas y jóvenes migrantes, en casi todos los componentes del movimiento. Dichas conexiones requieren de un trabajo en profundidad y, a la vez, un potenciamiento en los nuevos pasos del guidismo y el escultismo, debido a la creciente importancia de los procesos migratorios en la sociedad actual y, sobre todo, porque niños, niñas y jóvenes menores de edad revisten una especial protección, más aún en contextos que los exponen a mayor vulnerabilidad, como lo es la migración.

Objetivo del Proyecto

El objetivo clave del Programa Migrantes de la Asociación de Guias y Scouts de Chile es educar, inspirar y sobre todo, motivar la acción e inclusión multicultural de todos y todas. Este programa está diseñado para ayudarte a desarrollar actividades que no sólo beneficien a los niños, niñas y jóvenes extranjeros(as) sino también que permitan la inclusión más armónica de ellos y ellas en los grupos guía-scout.

Actividades realizadas

A través del cuadernillo se proporcionaron actividades lúdicas y se incluyeron los elementos que son parte fundamental del mismo, ya que sensibilizan los aspectos de multiculturalidad reconociendo la diversidad cultural existente en todos los ámbitos y promoviendo el derecho a esta diversidad.

Etapa 1°- Amigos y Amigas del Mundo: Esta es la categoría inicial del programa. En ella deberás identificar las características y elementos de cultura, historia, idiomas o lenguaje del extranjero(a) migrante que viva en su comunidad (ya sea guía-scout o no).

Etapa 2° – Consejeros y Consejeras Internacionales: Luego de haber finalizado la fase I, en donde pudimos conocer los orígenes de los y las migrantes; y así mismo mostrarles las raíces de Chile, los y las invitamos a convertirse en consejeros o consejeras internacionales. En esta etapa los niños, niñas o jóvenes residentes deben hacer partícipes a los extranjeros y las extranjeras, seleccionando una temática de interés y siguiendo los elementos del programa, así como también fomentar la inclusión de sus tradiciones y místicas dentro de sus grupos guías- scout.

Etapa 3° – Embajadores y Embajadoras VIP: Los embajadores y embajadoras VIP es la última fase del programa para los niños, niñas y jóvenes en el cual ellos y ellas se convertirán en promotores(as) del programa migrantes, realizando y ejecutando su propio proyecto con la comunidad incentivando y promoviendo la inclusión migratoria; así como también creando una red de apoyo dentro de sus grupos guía-scout que permita la adhesión de más migrantes al movimiento y también concientizando sobre la importancia de la inclusión multicultural dentro de la sociedad chilena.

¿Que cambios observaste o esperabas observar como resultado de tu proyecto?

Generar espacios seguros de conversación sobre la temática migratoria, pudiendo considerar al Movimiento Guía y Scout como un espacio para la inclusión local.

Estas acciones de cooperación también con éstos u otros actores se pueden extender a actividades relacionadas con procesos de inclusión local (apoyos para el aprendizaje del idioma cuando haga falta, orientación para los procesos de incorporación al mercado laboral, ingreso al sistema educativo, etc.) con aquellos que tienen vocación de permanencia y ya tienen más tiempo de asentamiento en un territorio y con ciertos procesos administrativos migratorios más encausados.

Poder incorporar a más niños, niñas y jóvenes extranjeros(as) a la asociación.
Realizar cambios en el proceso de registro de la asociación para poder obtener datos sobre la cantidad de extranjeros(as) que se encuentran en la asociación.

Las actividades lúdicas son de gran ayuda para mitigar el estrés post traumático sufrido tras largos recorridos, en el caso de niñas, niños y jóvenes. Lo cual puede ser parte de un dispositivo de apoyo psicosocial o apoyo emocional en espacios amigables y seguros para las infancias, que bien podrían ser los grupos.

Generar acciones de sensibilización que fueron de gran ayuda para que voluntarios y voluntarias de la Asociación comprendieran con mayor amplitud las características de esta población y puedan planificar con mayores herramientas las actividades de inclusión a los grupos guías-scouts.
Consideración de los aspectos interculturales tales como el idioma, la religión o pautas culturales son centrales para facilitar el proceso de inclusión local, sin caer en lógicas de imposición cultural que sean percibidas como violentas por parte de las personas y esto no suma, sino que resta. La migración siempre suma un aporte positivo a las dinámicas sociales, culturales, políticas y económicas las cuales no siempre son advertidas desde los medios de comunicación o desde diferentes grupos políticos, en ocasiones los discursos racistas, de odio o el patriotismo de mala calidad se entrelaza con una inadecuada lectura por parte de una organización guías- scouts del contexto de estos colectivos cayendo en cuestiones cosméticas o voluntaristas.