"Hello dear Lyndal,
Thank you for your kind message, I'll be glad to keep in contact with you & learn more about your work with End FGM Now. A really good cause indeed...
Kind regards
Stef
www.conectafrica.ning.com"
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- I work for a non government organisation
- Website:
- http://www.orchidproject.org
- About my work:
- I am an online activist for women's rights and passionate about the eradication of FGM/C
- Other Topics on my radar:
- FGM/C, Female Genocide, Human Trafficking, Violence against Women in all its forms
Orchid Project
My cause End FGM Now renamed itself and became the Orchid Project on 1st June 2010 - www.orchidproject.org - led by Julia Lalla-Maharajh, our frontline ambassador breaking the taboos of FGM/C through her wonderful advocacy work.
Julia is a finalist for an Influencer Award, one of the Social Change Awards online this year. For her advocacy work to break the taboos around Female Genital Cutting/Mutilation, Julia has been chosen out of 700 nominations. Please vote for her online to win as many times as you like. Here is her message:-
Dear All
Voting for me may sound familiar to some of you - this one is a bit less high profile than Davos but nevertheless, would be a great one for the cause of female genital cutting to win!
Please can you access the website http://www.socialchangeawards.org.uk/vote.html - there's a black "Click here to vote" button to click. Then you vote by clicking the round button next to the name. I am up for an "Influencer" award. You can just vote in one category or in many.
For now, vote now and vote often (there are apparently no limits on votes!)
With my thanks, as ever
Julia
And my thanks for helping our cause, The Orchid Project, to gain much needed publicity through this competition.
Lyndal Bale
Julia is a finalist for an Influencer Award, one of the Social Change Awards online this year. For her advocacy work to break the taboos around Female Genital Cutting/Mutilation, Julia has been chosen out of 700 nominations. Please vote for her online to win as many times as you like. Here is her message:-
Dear All
Voting for me may sound familiar to some of you - this one is a bit less high profile than Davos but nevertheless, would be a great one for the cause of female genital cutting to win!
Please can you access the website http://www.socialchangeawards.org.uk/vote.html - there's a black "Click here to vote" button to click. Then you vote by clicking the round button next to the name. I am up for an "Influencer" award. You can just vote in one category or in many.
For now, vote now and vote often (there are apparently no limits on votes!)
With my thanks, as ever
Julia
And my thanks for helping our cause, The Orchid Project, to gain much needed publicity through this competition.
Lyndal Bale
Lyndal Anne Bale's Blog
Please Vote for Julia once more to publicise the cause to end FGM/C
Julia Lalla-Maharajh is a finalist for an Influencer Award, one of the Social Change Awards online this year. For her advocacy work to break the taboos around Female Genital Cutting/Mutilation, Julia has been chosen out of 700 nominations. Please vote for her online to win as many times as you like. Here is her message:-
Dear All
Voting for me may sound familiar to some of you - this one is a bit less high profile than Davos but nevertheless, would be a great one for the… Continue
Dear All
Voting for me may sound familiar to some of you - this one is a bit less high profile than Davos but nevertheless, would be a great one for the… Continue
Posted on October 15, 2010 at 20:49
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- At 20:46 on March 24, 2010, Mandi Manga Obase said…
- I shall be happy to share the experience of RCS Cameroon
- At 22:29 on March 29, 2010, Mandi Manga Obase said…
- To be frank with you its on our agenda but we have not establish any program for that because of tight budget ,but we are playing gentle advocacy role for local, and networking with local groups and cso.RCS can be a leverage of any of your plan and links , we are happy to play that role
- At 13:49 on April 1, 2010,
Conectafrica said… - Hello dear Lyndal,
Thank you for your kind message, I'll be glad to keep in contact with you & learn more about your work with End FGM Now. A really good cause indeed...
Kind regards
Stef
www.conectafrica.ning.com
- At 8:06 on May 29, 2010,
Philipos Petros said… - Hi Linda,
Thankyou so much. That is great vision nad let us join hands, minds, hearts and every thing we can to lift those disadvantaged women in Ethiopia..who are suffering from shouldering triple burdens- household chores which is not as such considered/recognized by many people, cultiral burdens(gender inequality), disempowerment(economic, political, lack of access to opportunities..)..though now adays some women penetrating and fighting such obstacles but still million ethiopian girls/women are destitutes, they need our help, assistance for assertiveness, economic and political empowerment. Indeed the first thing is training, education, skills.... I can work with and work for making the life of some of these women live descent life..we can start with small project.. What do you think?
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