Kikwiyakare J. Moses is the Founder/Chief Executive Director of Children Aid International. He is a man with great wealth of knowlege in development work and has held several positions with the international organisations.
Children Aid International is a non profit child focused christian organisation committed to the support of orphans and vulnerable children throughout Africa.
Azania Fredica Claire
AREAS Of EXPERTISE: I. Peace Education / Access to Higher Education: The African Great Lakes Initiative-AGLI Abashingantahe(“Gacaca,” or grassroots/traditional dialogued justice, as practiced in Burundi)/ African traditional & modern Transitional Justice.
II. Women Healing from Trauma/Torture
with the influence of the Alternatives to Violence Project-AVP and
Abafasoni Workshops (African Women’s Leadership) for recovery from Violence and Trauma.
III. School Administrator and Psychologist
( ) Experience includes working with people of many cultures and socio-economic backgrounds. Primarily, I have taught poor people to achieve literacy and computer literacy. I have been a secondary and tertiary level educator, psychologist, and reading teacher, helping people complete high school, gain college entrance, obtain work certifications, and earn college degrees. As well, I have counselled and consulted with individuals and groups, to help them achieve their career and life goals. Currently, I work for the United States Job Corps, High School Diploma Program, as High Schol Online Administrator and Instructor at South Bronx Job Corps Academy, NYC. Also, I continue service to underserved communities as a Member of the Conflict Resolution Committee of the American Friends Service Committee, AFSC-NYMRO, New York Metropolitan Region Office, and member of the Peace Committe of Fifteenth Street Meeting of the Religous Society of Friends, Quakers.
Community Service:
Assisting in the betterment of Not-for-Profit and NGO organizations (helping any group organized for the greater good;) providing direction for envisioning, developing, guiding and improving “Ubuntu” Organizations, via Ubuntu Organizational Psychology strategies, is for me, today’s challenge and love. African-Women Achieve Recovery: A-WAR MAGAZAINE, Frederica Azania Clare, Founder & Editor, is interviewing for its FIRST ISSUE, (Vol. I, No. 1) to be published on the Internet, September, 2007.
Spokeswoman:
My PRESENTATION “WORLD FUTURES TODAY - WE ARE THE SCATTERLINGS OF AFRICA!” African- Caribbean- American ~ DIASPORA ~ Africans-of-Consciousness: TOMORROW IS promised US … IF ONLY…OUR CHILDREN see US WORKING for it, … TODAY !
Sangoma means reader of people; one who helps you remember, protect, and live your dreams; and, remember the deeds and dreams of your ancestors, especially their good wishes for you!
Azania you know, means all of Southern Africa. It also means an ANCIENT/ “NEW” way of life and living, as in: “Welcome to the NEW South Africa!”
Pax,
Sangoma Azania
Amedu Monday, Country manager VillageTalk Nigeria.
As a properly born village-boy, i was brought up in the city to like talking, especially village conversations. I am a motivational speaker and write virtually in all fields, especially in education and social life, litrature and life in the village.
I love going on outreaches to communities, organising educational and disease prevetion activities…. aiming at providing strength and support for young people. However, I so much love Reading and like engaging others in Reading wide for self development and empowerment and have passion to see my community and comminities around me get basic needs of life, such as education, basic healthcare needs and ICT infrastructures.
That is why I started the Eden Readers Club of Nigeria {ERCON}, which is a commission of young people dedicated to helping one another and others leave above ignorance as a means of promoting their faith and dignity in schools and the society at large through learning, teaching, writing and Reading. …
I am the president and founder of Ercon International, an organisation that strives to build and develop active and effective readers as a sure way to raising proficient leaders that can intelligently put an end to the challenges of ignorance, poverty, illiteracay and health related problems Africa is facing.
I personally believe that the UN millennium Devpt Goals is an all encompassing vision that requires all hands being on the dinning table!
One Reaching Another
My idea is to set up a center providing:
The mission of Mutuelle Jeunesse Active is as follows: To help young abandoned Congolese without the means of developing professionally, where they will be schooled until they can be integrated into daily life and this will contribute to the integral development of the nation. And for the children that are not accompanied or those from the street, they will be educated in a protected and healthy environment.
The principal vision of the la Mutuelle Jeunesse Active is as follows: Our goal is to establish our zone of intervention as an entity where youth are the motor for the essential development of the nation. Here youth can make an effort to get an education and gain a sense of culture in a secure healthy environment not associated with any exploitation or poverty.
Ben Koot
I am CIO (Chief Inspiration Officer) and NewsMaster of TimeDesk, initiator of a service that takes the confusion and complexity out of web 2.0 Internet technolgy. With a small team of dedicated professionals I monitor and reshufle the latest news, establish the value, republish to indiivdual member pages and work on follow up ideas. We monitor thousands of news sources and rebroadcast to the most relevant section of TimeDesk Inspiration More
I love cooking and get more and more inspiration at my temp job at Restaurant Het Strand in s’-Hertogenbosch.
I operate out of a strong sense of vision, while letting the detailed course of implementation emerge from the evolving situations being faced.
I build on ideas, actions and events that they create, or spontaneously come their way.
I have “plans;” but don’t implement plans and don’t want to be constrained by plans. I know where I would like to go but do not always know the route by which I am going to get there!
Focus:
Contact:
Networks
Urgently needed
Emmanuel Norman Nakhokho
I have dedicated myself to building and equipping a school for the needy and orphans in Bunabumali village, Mbale District, Uganda.
My role at VillageTalk
I am one of the architects of the VillageTalk network and key contact for all all VillageTalk’s initiatives in Uganda. Since May 2006 I have been advising Ben, initiator of VillageTalk what I need to achieve my goal and how the ideal on-line presentation should look like.
Contact
My web presence
My VillageTalk partners in Uganda
Urgently needed