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Douglas is a 28 year old from Kisii,Kenya and working in the community development sector involved in lots of activism work on gender,environment,governance and rights
Douglas: I have a backgroudn in Anthropology and Gender and been working in the lats one year on an older persons rights project in Kisii with support form UNIFEM
December 3, 2009: DouglasArege: remember we worked together during the PEV2007 :: helping IDP's with food in Kisii :: yes :: been awhile! :: decided to log in and check you all out, hope you have been well :: been working on an older peoples rights advocacy program in the past year1
Dear Andrius, Please find a secodn photo that you can post on your blog.I will do a write up. Two lorry loads have just arrived with other IDPs filling up the space again. Most urgent we need to get money for transport for them. Due to the chaos fuel costs short up due to shortages and those who have arrved at this camps need small ammounts to transport themselves home. Will get you key numbers of other people who are at the churches who can be supported with credit for calling many thanks again God bless Douglas
Douglas Mogeni AREGE Anthropologist/Social Entreprenuer/environmentalist P.O.Box 919-40200 Kisii-Kenya [email protected] [email protected] Skype/messenger: douglas.arege +254 720 466 340 Every Day You Wake Up, Ask Yourself: “What Have I Done To Make This World Better”? I want to make a difference,a positive difference! I support Sustainable Development Go Green! GREEN CANDIDATE 2007
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- DeepestValue=Help people live in dignity-access opportunities to transform and change their lives and communities
- InvestigatoryQuestion= I have been training youth on self leadership in my village and one question that lingers in my mind is: did i inspire and motivate them? did I scare them away? I was expecting that they would come back with ideas of growing and sprouting social change?
- Dream=Help create a society where we all pull together to reduce suffering in each other more so the most vulnerable in society, creating meaning for a dignfied life.
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Thu, 03 Dec 09 15:45:06 +0000 Victor makana: Thanks for participating in a process that wil mek lyf more worthy living