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I just had a good conversation with our partner Voster Tembo (Habitat for Humanity International-Zambia). We have been in discussion for the last year about creating a micro-loan scheme in Kawama. Details to come. I have invited Voster to be an author on this blog, so be looking for an update from him.
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it, I thought of our batik friend CJ who some of us met in January 2011 at his shop in the hills of Kandy. He’s the guy who made our beautiful stoles we wore on graduation! He also made the batik that hangs on Dr. Arcaro’s wall. Anyway, I walked into this shop and there was CJ! He has short hair now, but I recognized him in
Just wanted to share that with you guys. I thought a lot about Periclean that afternoon, and about how you all are doing — I hope you are happy and well! If any of you happen to be in this part of the world between now and July, you have a place to stay and a friend to adventure with.
Several of the Periclean Mentors meet for lunch on Friday 2/22. As usual lots of good ideas were generated, new mentor April Post is especially excited to interview all of the applicants for the Class of 2016. We are having a visitor from University of Monterey, UDEM, in Mexico on Wednesday. We also discussed using the blog for all classes to report and the Class of 2016 induction coming up on April 11. There will be two days of events around the topic of Corporate Responsibility (both Environmental and Social), April 10 and 11.
The Periclean Scholars is about to enter its second decade with the induction of the Class of 2016 this April. Currently we have 153 alumni and 74 current Pericleans. Also included in our family are past Mentors, friends of the program, and, perhaps most importantly, a large number of both individual and organizational partners around the world.
As we have grown and evolved over the years, keeping all of the Periclean family connected has been quite a challenge. Various Pericleans and friends I have talked to recently all agree that we can do a much better job with our “connectivity.” We communicate through email, Twitter, Facebook and elsewhere, but we all agree that we can take our level of communication -and hence our effectivness in keeping our partnershups and outreaches more sustainable and vibrant- to a higher level. Hence, this blog.
The main purpose of this blog will be for it to be a “one stop shopping” place for all things Periclean:
To get information on any specific Class, posts from the Director, etc. click on the appropriate link on the right side of the page under “Categories” and all of the posts will appear in reverse chronological order of posting.
If you are interested in being an author on this blog, contact me, Crista Arangala or any of the current Steering Committee members. I will be monitoring the site to keep it organized, but we do ask all posters to “categorize” their posts appropriately.
A representative from your Class will be asked to make posts to the Periclean Scholars blog.
You are encouraged to make full use of the capabilities of the blog by adding hyperlinks, photos, and video.
Make sure to check Class of 2016 under Categories before you press Publish.
A representative from your Class will be asked to make posts to the Periclean Scholars blog.
You are encouraged to make full use of the capabilities of the blog by adding hyperlinks, photos, and video.
Make sure to check Class of 2014 under Categories before you press Publish.
The Periclean Scholars is about to enter its second decade with the induction of the Class of 2016 this April. Currently we have 153 alumni and 74 current Pericleans. Also included in our family are past Mentors, friends of the program, and, perhaps most importantly, a large number of both individual and organizational partners around the world.
As we have grown and evolved over the years, keeping all of the Periclean family connected has been quite a challenge. Various Pericleans and friends I have talked to recently all agree that we can do a mush better job with our “connectivity.” We communicate through email, Twitter, Facebook and elsewhere, but we all agree that we can take our level of communication -and hence our effectivness in keeping our partnershups and outreaches sustainable and vibrant- to a higher level. Hence, this blog.
The main purpose of this blog will be for it to be a “one stop shopping” place for all things Periclean:
If you are interested in being an author on this post, contact me, Crista Arangala or any of the current Steering Committee members. I will be monitoring the site to keep it organized, but we do ask all posters to “categorize” their posts appropriately.
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