Honduras? That's in Central America!

This t-shirt was designed back in 1998 when I was going to my village
in Norway.
Some people suggested we added the "Central America" to avoid
questions like, "Where in the Middle East is Honduras located?"...
Analú (HON)...in Central America

Summary at 150.

The shirt below is the 150th picture in the CISV shirt collection to date. Hooray! Time for a little summary of how things have been developing here and a few thoughts for the future of the archive:

• Thanks again to Toby, Zeke and the other power-contributors. You make the site go round.
• Funny to see a CISV-bikini as the most-loved shirt - I suspect, it's mostly males voting here. Also interesting that two more pairs of underwear can be found in the top 20.
• As you might have noticed I made a few modifications in the last weeks: A new menu, a page that explains how to contribute, an about section, and a special page with (almost) all shirts.
• You can now easily tell your friends about a particulat shirt you like by clicking the littte envelop under every post, which opens the "e-mail-this-shirt"-page.
• Interested in a CISV shirts calendar?
• If there was a chance to vote for most controversial shirt, it would probably be this one. Personally, I'm undecided whether the shirt should be here in the collection, but the discussion in the comments section is too good to be deleted (for now).
• The "Shirt of the day" is meanwhile displayed on three CISV sites. If you are a CISV webmaster, and would like to add this feature to your site, please send me a note.
• We're still trying to solve the CISV shirt mystery. Anybody know anything?
• There's around 100 page-visits to the site every day, which is fantastic. I have to admit, though, that if somebody clicks around through the archives or on the "I-love-this-shirt"-link they are counted multiple times...
• If you have any ideas, how to make the shirts archive more interesting, please write them into the comments section.

The other reason I'm writing this summary, is that I have now officialy run out of shirt pictures. Time for you guys out there to grab a camera (again), and send me your shirts. There must be another quadrillion more CISV shirts on the globe... Cheers, Nick

Keep the Spirit Alive.

Zeke (CRC)'s last shirt (for now: "This is one of the oldest tshirts (as an adult) that I have. I can't really remember when I got it but it's probably more than 10 years ago."

Building peace one friendship at a time.

The text above the peace sign reads: "Above all, we need to respect each other. Then we would do much to change the worls. Rigoberta Menchu, Nobel Peace Prize winner." I guess this shirt belongs to one of my siblings (Lisa or Johann). Anna (GER).

Fabian.

This is my friend Fabian (GER) wearing his individual staff shirt from a Summercamp in Darmstadt 2002. Nick.

AIM 2003.

Zeke (CRC): "Well... I guess this tshirt is self explanatory... "

Keep Doris' vision alive.

This is a T-shirt I got at AIM in Finland in 2002 from the Peace Fund. It was produced to promote a new fundraising campaign. Nick.

The only way the world should be devided.

Feña (CHI): "Here goes a T-shirt that I got in the "What Have I learned?" Summer Camp, december 1998 in Chile, from Ana Cecilia (Nina) - Guatemala. I just love it."a (CHI): "Here goes a T-shirt that I got in the 'What Have I learned?' Summer Camp, december 1998 in Chile, from Ana Cecilia (Nina) - Guatemala. I just love it."

Mexico.

The text reads: "But they will never be able to prevent the return of spring. Vaclav Havel." I traded this shirt with Gaby from Mexico in my JC Village in Lüneburg, Germany in 1994. Anna (GER)

Guatemala Anniversary.

Zeke (CRC): "This was a present given to me by the grandmother of a
CISV friend from Guatemala back in September 2001 right after 9-11.
This tshirt has a cool sparkle in the sun."

Let's be friends.

A wide spread shirt from Anna (GER).

Rio.

Zeke (CTC): "I bought this tshirt at the JC shop when I was leader at
a village in Rio de Janeiro (brasil) in July 2002 (my last camp as a
leader)."

Blue Lake.

Roni (ISR): "On the photo I sent you can see (from left) Dee Dee
(USA), Angela and Dana (Canada) wearing our cool Blue Lake village
T-shirt that was made by our staff on the Blue Lake Village in Finland
2004 where I was a JC."

Italian style...

You can see a unique piece of chothing wheared my CISV Italy trustee during
the National Board session in May 2005.

Argentina with Hats.

Zeke (CRC): "This was a present from CHU a leader I met at a village
in Salvador, Bahia (Brasil). We met up in Rio de Janeiro 6 months
later for our Day Off when I was leader in Rio de Janeiro and she was
leader in Sao Paulo...that's when I got it."

Mölndal Puzzle.

A CISV puzzle from Mölndal, Sweden. Contributed by Anna (GER).

I have a friend in Brazil.

Zeke (CRC): "I got this as a present from Mab who was the leader of the delegation from Brasil that attended the camp here in Costa Rica in December 2000 - January 2001when I was camp director of that village." While Zeke is challenging Toby as #1 contributor to the t-shirt archive, there is no doubt that the most and coolest t-shirts come from Sao Paulo. ;) Nick

Salvador Classic.

Zeke (CRC): "I bought this t-shirt at the CISV Salvador, Bahia
(Brasil) shop when I was leader at a village there in December
2001-January 2002."

El Salvador

Zeke (CRC): "Guadalupe from CISV El Salvador traded me this t-shirt at
the AIM 2003 in Costa Rica. "

Lonchu!

This t-shirt was made by the infamous "Lonchu" staff at the ARM workshop in El Salvador 2002 to celebrate how similar we all are-underneath it all. The theme was extensively explored andappreciated by many participants. Sarah (USA)

Swedish Flag.

From Anna (GER).

Rootie's World

From Anna (GER).

Sao Jose dos Campos

"Lucas, a JC from Sao Jose dos Campos gave me this t-shirt when I was
a leader at a village in Salvador, Bahia (Brasil) n December
2001-January 2002 " Zeke (CRC)