All Blog Posts Tagged 'ACT6' (166)

Last time, with my CAS(Community and Service) group and one supervisor teacher. We went to an orphanage called Lestari Sayang Anak to help them, because there are a lot of children there and also the helper and the owner of the orphanage, but the place is really small. They live in a not really good environment, because they got no money to buy better house in a better environment. The owner of the orphanage is an American women, she is called Ms. Ingrid. Our CAS project name is Invisible…

CAT, Craft and Teach is a community and service in our school to teach English and how to make handicrafts. They teach kids English, most of them girls, and teach woman how to make handicrafts. I contributed to this community as a helper photographer to doc**ent their community and service progress.…

Last Week, In my english class my group were asked to discuss about this Empowering Girl or Women with better access to education or economic opportunity and etc. First each of our group member talked about this topic, we shared our information about this and gathered our ideas. We talked about why we think that girls were not allowed to go to school and what stops women from education. After that from that ideas we brainstormed about it.

We did this thing for wh*** week so we had…

Last Week, In my english class my group were asked to discuss about this Empowering Girl or Women with better access to education or economic opportunity and etc. First each of our group member talked about this topic, we shared our information about this and gathered our ideas. We talked about why we think that girls were not allowed to go to school and what stops women from education. After that from that ideas we brainstormed about it.

We did this thing for wh*** week so we had…

When I see this mission, I am a bit confused how to finish this mission. Then, I realize that I have a friend that started a community and service called Riveria. Riveria is a community and service that is made by a grade 10 student in our school to teach english to poor children. Then, I joined the community and service and here is a photo of evidence I teach little girls to empower them:…

This week on my twitter account published some postings urging people to donate money to the PEO international to support womens education in the world.

Me and my friend made a powerpoint on womens rights (forced marriage and violence against women).

Twitter is quite useful for spreading the word. I, myself have started to post facts about womens rights, how they are treated in what we thought were civilised countries! I hope that when people read what goes on in their neighbouring countries then they will do something about it. If more people know about this then more can be done to stop it.

A young woman whose name I do not want to tell, lives in Lower Saxony with her father, stepmother and 11 brothers and sisters. She visits 9th a primary school class in near Hanover. Your teachers do not see any chance for them to grasp each foot in this society, she has a 4 in German, is a 5 in English and math teachers for her the perfect candidate HARZ-IV, which will never have a job.

Well, I would not give up this young woman. I have committed myself to this school with volunteer…

"GlobalGiving"

link to donate:http://www.globalgiving.org/

I donated 10 dollars for the project "GlobalGiving". Furthermore I telled all my friends to donate for this project and pass on the informations about this project…

I raised awareness by telling my neighbour(s) about it, then I asked if they could pass it on as well. I don't know whether they will or won't

On globalgiving.org I found an organisation called Woman Thrive who helps women run their own farm by 'Investing in women farmers - such as providing them with information, land rights, organizing support, time-savings systems, and better access to public-private partnerships-not only benefits women and their families economically, but also increases overall global crop production. Women can lift themselves from poverty and can feed the world; they just need our support.'

I…

I have assisted my sister in numerous subjects including graphics, english and maths.

I have also helped my mum learn some french.

I have assisted my sister in numerous subjects and have supplied her with a program that helps her do her work to an excellence standard.

I have also shown support fo0r my mother while she was learning French.

I will set up a page on facebook where people can donate for this, and will invite some of my friends to donate money for women!

ACT 6
I went online and researched what women go thorugh, as to make myself more aware. I then wrote a short paragraph and emailed it to my friends, asking them to forward to anyone they can.
Even just by being more aware, it can help someone

I donated a small amount of money to Patchwork.
My roommate raised my attention for this project because he is heavenly involved in this organisation.
The aim is to help disabled persons, also woman und children in Sri Lanka who were affected by the cruel war. The plan is to helm them sustainable.

In the last week i discussed and informed my family and my friends about the "Tani Projekt" in Cambodia. It stands for future for kids from Cambodia. The Project want to reach, that kids (male and female!) from Cambodia get a education with high quality in craft. Because an craft education in Cambodia is not ordinary. The most people learn with their eyes from another one, who has the ability, but this people are rare. The next target of this project is the sustainability. The educated kids…

Here i want to present you an organization, we are running here in Germany. Its name is Echo. There is a close collaboration between ECHO and PatchworkThe aim is to help disabled persons, also woman und children in Sri Lanka who were affected by the cruel war. The plan is to helm them sustainable. We work with both local and international NGOs, and government agencies to provide services focusing on sustainable development and community…

Guatemalan girls and women have no access to educational opportunities,Their education remains low, particulary for Indigenous women, who complete an average of 3.1 years of schooling.The Kateri Tekakwitha Education Fund allows these women to remain in school beyond elementary school. The women attend monthly workshops, which help them with career, economic and professional skills.

I will donate 15 $ for…