Tuesday, February 26, 2008

Temmy Ethiopia

Temmy Ethiopia
Dear Don,
It is wonderful to mail you again. Greetings from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – the land of new flower.
This is a report of happenings around me for the 1st quarter of this year.
I'll start with ITech Ghana, our correspondence in Ghana have made me to understand that summer time will be the best time to have ITech as it will afford every youth the opportunity to attend as schools will be on vacation then. Note that, we are working with a school that will be giving us accommodation and that means that their students have to be on vacation for them to give us accommodation.
Also, an interesting fact is that the Government of Ghana used our proposal to stabilize the ICT in Education programme. That is credit to A Ray of Hope UNESCO Youth Ambassador for the Culture of Peace.
Right now, I write from Addis Ababa in Ethiopia, I traveled here on the 12th of February first for the NOVATECH Conference, Africa ICT Market place
Attached is a comprehensive report of my outings in Addis Ababa.
Thanks so much.

Thursday, February 21, 2008

European Classics Competition

European Classics Competition
We are very grateful to  'A Ray of Hope' UNESCO Youth Ambassador for the Culture of Peace for securing the patronage of Federico Mayor Zaragoza for the CICERO competition.

Federico Mayor Zaragoza was Director-General of UNESCO from 1987 to 1999 and he is the Founder and Director of Foundation for a Culture of Peace, Madrid. www.fund-culturadepaz.org
Nous sommes très reconnaissants à Don, directeur de "A Ray of Hope" UNESCO Youth Ambassador for the Culture of Peace, d'avoir obtenu le soutien de Federico Mayor Zaragoza pour le Concours Européen Cicero.
Federico Mayor Zaragoza a été Directeur Général de l'UNESCO de 1987 à 1999, et il est actuellement Président de la Fundación Cultura de Paz qu'il a fondée
:
http://www.fund-culturadepaz.org/
Ringraziamo vivamente Don, ambasciatore della gioventù per la cultura della pace presso "A Ray of Hope" dell'Unesco, per aver assicurato il patrocinio di Federico Mayor Zaragoza al concorso "CICERO".
Federico Mayor Zaragoza è stato Direttore generale dell'UNESCO dal 1987 al 1999 ed è il fondatore e il direttore della Fondazione per una Cultura della Pace di Madrid. www.fund-culturadepaz.org
 
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Thank you to 'A Ray of Hope' for this beautiful batik from Nepal which will be presented to the school of the winner of the Hercules competition.

Saturday, February 16, 2008

Kisumu Kenya

Exclusive pictures on the real genocide and looting during the ongoing Kisumu City,Kenya political crisis after stolen Presidential elections .Thousands injured or maimed . Police shooting civilians at random including school children.

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Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Princesses in Nepal

Thanks to the Ulster Teachers' Union
 
Your daughters are very happy to have dress and the bed sheets and we had a picture parade.  Also they had instant noodles and tea.  Their bed rooms are under repair, therefore, monsters are temporaralily staying annexed hall just for sleep for a week.
 
You can see how happy your monsters are....more .pictures are on next mail as there are may pictures.
 
Love and big hugs from monsters
Piya

Sunday, February 10, 2008

Friends in India

Thank you to Heatons and Ulster Teachers' Union whose generosity allowed the displayed clothes to be purchased and sent to a new group of friends who are street children in India.

Charles - Kenya

KISUMU CHILDREN CENTRE AND SCHOOL ,

P.o. Box 19630-40123 KISUMU CITY,

Posted by:  charles_aboge@yahoo.com   charles_aboge

Thu Feb 7, 2008 2:56 am (PST)

TENS of thousands of families in kenya including kisumu have been
forced to vacate their homes in a hurry due to ongoing political
violence and genocide after stolen Presidential election results
Kofi Anam and his tem are genuine for peace and justice talks but
the Government is not.
Some of the victims have been extra judicial killed by police and
military teams as they escape from public functions .No press
freedom among others.
Many families have no food, clothes,water and others . We are
grateful to Janet Fiedman who have done her best for the School run
on charity since 1996. We pray for her including Don and others for
their peace and other support.
What can bring peace is only fresh Presidential elections or
military solutions from UN and other external links to restore
truth.stability . justice , and other humanitarian needs now in
danger for almost every kenyan.
The inflation rate is up and shortages .Children are in danger of
being hit by live bullets used by security forces on civilians at
random .Janet and Don are great.
Kenya is not the same as before .Looting and burning og homes and
houses . Kenyans are against kikuyus,kambas and kisiis who voted for
stolen Presidential elections against other kenyans . Cases of
genocide and war crimes are increasing including civil dis
obedience. Our Project is in danger of closing . We are broke.
We need your support including prayers as we foght for peace and
love .
Charles Aboge
Founder and Director
Kisumu Children Centre and School, Kisumu Children CEntre Youth
Group and USA/Kenya Pen Pal Club
+254-020222563 or 0735-195-156.

Wednesday, February 06, 2008

Seguya-Uganda

It gives me great pleasure to announce that an umbrella group has been established formally linking many of our friends in Uganda. This is both a total delight and a great step forward.
Don
The photograph shows representatives of the various organisations at their first meeting.

Friday, February 01, 2008

New Friends India

Dear Don,
 
This is David from India a friend of sister Melanie. Melanie was with us couple of days back. She asked me to contact you about Poor & Street Children’s Educational project. There are poor laborers who live by road side in our city. There are more than 100 homes with small huts near to our home. There people work hard every day for more than 10 hours in the hot sun and earn only about 2 pounds a day, which is really very sad. This people’s children are neglected and were not able to go to schools, as their parent’s income is not even sufficient for their food and shelter. Melanie visited these people when she came in last year.  I have a great desire to give education to these people as this is only way they can earn jobs and can survive themselves in the future.
Melanie told me that you support these children. You can help these children by giving clothes, Slates, Books, Pens, Pencils and Food.
Please let me know if you need more information and how you can help.
Look forward to hear from you
David, India

Nigeria in the UK.
VISION 2020: SETTING THE AGENDA
Preparatory event for the Young Citizens for Sustainable Development Conference
FEBRUARY 26, 2008
London International Development Centre
36 Gordon Square
London
WC1H 0PD
This is a consultation of  Nigerian youth in the Diaspora: to exchange ideas on Nigeria's long term development plans including the Niger-delta development master plan, the second National Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy (NEEDS 2) and the President's 7 point agenda. This will present an opportunity for them to share their vision for Nigeria's future as well as how and what they hope to contribute.
Organiser: Development Partnership Initiative (DPI)
http://www.developmentpartnership.org/dpi/
Partners:
Nigerian Professionals International Network www.niproevents.com
Do Sumthing Poisitive Africa-  DSPA www.dosumthing.org
Supporters:
A Ray of Hope UNESCO Youth Ambassador for the Culture of Peace www.unesco.co.uk
Abiola Publishing UK Limited www.abiolapublishing.com
Centre for Development Support Initiatives www.cedsinigeria.org
Host
Africa Recruit, affiliated to the Royal African Society
RSVP
Dumebi Agbakoba: dumebi@dosumthing.org
Victor Gotevbe: victor@unesco.co.uk
Dabesaki Mac-Ikemenjima: dabesaki@developmentpartnership.org
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India - miscellaneous photographs from language development workshops

    India - miscellaneous photographs from language development workshops - literature appreciation and constructive use of free time.