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April 06, 2008

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Wangbu

Hi there friend! I am a blog reader from the Philippines. I am happy to found your interesting site. It is really worth visiting.

Brandi

GEE = Girls' Education and Empowerment. Autzen dude is my friend Mac; he's one of three Oregonian PCVs here!

Andrea

And now that I saw more pictures, I have to comment again! What a great looking group. Remind me again what GEE stands for (Girls Education...Education?). Also, love the dude with the Autzen shirt. Another Eugeneian?

Andrea

That last photo of your cat at night is the COOLEST. I am sorry I haven't written you. I will try to call sometime soon. Afterall, what am I known for if not talking? :)

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COS trip: Aug-Sept 2008

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    There are a lot of photos to wade through here, but I hope it's at least somewhat entertaining. I've seen a lot in the past month or so! Am in the process of writing descriptions for all the photos, so bear with me.

Dori girls' camp Jun 2008

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    The three GEE volunteers in my province (Jenni, Yaneth, and myself) planned a girls' camp in Dori during the school vacation this year. After much discussion, we decided to invite girls who had just finished primary school, but were at high risk for not continuing on to secondary school. We asked the principals of the 6 primary schools in Dori to choose the girls for us based on this criteria. The camp was five days long, and the themes for each day were as follows: environment, Life Skills (focusing on self esteem and role models), health, and careers. The fifth day consisted of wrap-up and a closing ceremony, where the participating girls were given certificates and T-shirts. Our provincial director of girls' education was an immense help in the logistics of our camp, and she participated as a role model speaker for the girls as well.
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