Not sure if Susan told you, but I am part of the Advisory Board for the Darfur Sisterschool Program with the Enough Project, in DC. If there is a way I could get word out through this avenue, it would be great.
Hi Richard, I am so sorry getting back to you so late. I was busy with research on my final Thesis at the University. Yes I am sure we can collaborate on many levels. Let us keep in touch. As you might know, I am also a musician, animator and designer so I am optimistic about great possibilities with you.Cheers and have a blessed week.
I'm now ED Emeritus with iEARN-USA, but working part-time. I'm now the Director of the Global Campaign for Education-USA in DC. Would love to hear more about the new initiative.
Education in Africa has not been taken into consideration our own culture. Education started by colonizers who brought their thoughts, culture, norms and values and Africans forgot their own africanism and thus swallow all of the colonizers breads. Africa has been circumcised in mind and thoiught that to live happy, we need necessary to seek support from Europe/Amerca, wht don't we teach our people to live our life taking into consideration our culture, norms and values.
Thank you Ruchard, I have a video documentary on the workers crisis. The women speaking for themselves. The day this video was shot, their children had joined them in the struggle/fight for social justice.
Please we need their stories to be heard at all level.
Great for getting in touch with me! Am in Wesetern Kenya; Kakamega to be specific. Work related travel takes to the entire western Province and occasionally to Rift Valley. Where exactly are your friends? I may bump into them one or look for them when in the Rift Valley. But Riftvalley is quite expansive you know!
I'm in London and working on an anti child trafficking project in Malawi. Part of the project enables children/young people who may be vulnerable to trafficking to expresss their views about trafficking usin drama, storytelling poetry etc. This is then used in community awareness raising. We also have a link project with a school in London. Both sets of kids are working on the theme - What is work, what is play, what is childhood? It is early days but they will be sharing their work soon. Best wishes, Alec
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@Richard; amazing work indeed I'll get in touch with him and you via email :) Thanks much!
THANK YOU RICHARD!!!
Hi Richard,
Not sure if Susan told you, but I am part of the Advisory Board for the Darfur Sisterschool Program with the Enough Project, in DC. If there is a way I could get word out through this avenue, it would be great.
Thank you so much! I'm excited to begin looking through your projects
Thankyou for approving my membership,let me check the Kenyan group and join immediately
Richard, it was so good to hear from you. I continue to pray for you, your family and your ministry. God bless your richly!! Judy
Hi Richard, I am so sorry getting back to you so late. I was busy with research on my final Thesis at the University. Yes I am sure we can collaborate on many levels. Let us keep in touch. As you might know, I am also a musician, animator and designer so I am optimistic about great possibilities with you.Cheers and have a blessed week.
Hi Richard,
I'm now ED Emeritus with iEARN-USA, but working part-time. I'm now the Director of the Global Campaign for Education-USA in DC. Would love to hear more about the new initiative.
Ed
Education in Africa has not been taken into consideration our own culture. Education started by colonizers who brought their thoughts, culture, norms and values and Africans forgot their own africanism and thus swallow all of the colonizers breads. Africa has been circumcised in mind and thoiught that to live happy, we need necessary to seek support from Europe/Amerca, wht don't we teach our people to live our life taking into consideration our culture, norms and values.
Thank you Ruchard, I have a video documentary on the workers crisis. The women speaking for themselves. The day this video was shot, their children had joined them in the struggle/fight for social justice.
Please we need their stories to be heard at all level.
Video:
you talk of juse. i will like to meet him: how do i connect to him
That's fantastic! I've only been involved with them through their Charity Marathon's that take place each Spring in Fresh Meadows, Qns.
Thanks for the documents Richard ... will go through them and provide feedback ... All the best
Thabk you for the comment!!! How can I link up with this person?
Hello Richard!
Great for getting in touch with me! Am in Wesetern Kenya; Kakamega to be specific. Work related travel takes to the entire western Province and occasionally to Rift Valley. Where exactly are your friends? I may bump into them one or look for them when in the Rift Valley. But Riftvalley is quite expansive you know!
This is just a short shout out to you! Best.
Patrick
Yes, I am looking forward to do this soon. I have been busy with school but this is the last week of school.
Hi Richard
I'm in London and working on an anti child trafficking project in Malawi. Part of the project enables children/young people who may be vulnerable to trafficking to expresss their views about trafficking usin drama, storytelling poetry etc. This is then used in community awareness raising. We also have a link project with a school in London. Both sets of kids are working on the theme - What is work, what is play, what is childhood? It is early days but they will be sharing their work soon. Best wishes, Alec
Richard, Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir idea to link up and collaborate.....interesting!
Thank you for the information.
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