Introducing myself and my journal
by Sydney Stead | February 3, 2011 at 11:10 PM
My Challenges:
Finding the right words to truly express myself. Remembering we can only take one step at a time.
My Vision for the Future:
Pluralism & Unity
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Hey there! Welcome to
Hey there! Welcome to PulseWire!
It’s so exciting having you with us, I am sure you will have a fabulous time with your new online friends as well as find this to be a very positive experience. I encourage you to take advantage of the numerous resources and features available through our vibrant online community.
Welcome again to our global community and I look forward to hearing more from you here on PulseWire!
Peace!
Fatima
Thank you so much for your
Thank you so much for your warm welcome Fatima!
Welcome Sydney
I cant wait to hear your voice. Your background is quite unique and I'm sure pairing it with your studies, life is quite fascinating.
Blog: Threads of Our Fabric Project
Dearest Sharon, Thank you for
Dearest Sharon,
Thank you for your warm words! I really do love exploring new cultures and World Pulse is wonderfully rich in diversity and strong, courageous women that I can learn so much from! I also looked at your Thread of our Fabric blog and I absolutely adore your voice! It is so full of passion, zeal, and determination. I can't wait to learn more about you!
Best wishes,
Sydney
Hi Sydney Welcome to world
Hi Sydney
Welcome to world pulse its a home of thousands around the world and a voice of the Voiceless
okay when i was reading your profile i saw you love learning different words that can help you express your self
i believe one day one time God willing you might come across some one from Uganda or visit Uganda
here is the word that means HELLO
HELLO HOW ARE YOU? I AM FINE
OLI OTYA ? GYENDI
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once again thank you for joining this site
bless you
thank you for supporting women worldwide
winnie
Mama Africa International Organization Uganda
P.O.BOX 35321 kampala uganda
WEBSITE:www.mamaafricaorganization.org
Weebale!
Winnie, this made me smile so big! Thank you for teaching me new words - it truly makes me happy to learn! I too hope that some day I will be able to visit East Africa.
Your own organization is so inspiring and impressive! Have you considered posting to the Community-University Connection to help connect you with university student volunteers? I know that you are a member of the group...I would strongly encourage you to submit a proposal.
Hi Sydney thank you for your
Hi Sydney
thank you for your reply
i remeber like i posted but have never recieved a confermation or any thing can you please send again the link
for its application ? yes we need Volunteers seroiusly and will be happy to be connected
God bless
Winnie
thank you for supporting women worldwide
winnie
Mama Africa International Organization Uganda
P.O.BOX 35321 kampala uganda
WEBSITE:www.mamaafricaorganization.org
Hi Winnie! The first step in
Hi Winnie!
The first step in the process is to post to the PulseWire Community-University Connection group.
1. Click on this link: Community-University Connection Group
2. Click on the tab "Contribute"
3. Post a brief response to the following three questions:
1) What is a specific challenge facing your organization or community that you need to solve in order to be able to move forward with your vision?
2) What kind of expertise is needed to help you solve this challenge?
3) In what ways might a student, or team of students, be able to help?
After you've done this, I can help you continue with further steps...
School Project
Dear Sydney,
I am writing to you because I have read about your work with World Pulse. I thought you
would be a good resource for a project I am researching. My name is Talya Morris,
and I am an 8th grade student at the Emery/Weiner School in Houston, TX. I am working on a
research project for my teacher, Mr. Benjamin Stern, in which I am examining the history of and
possible solutions to the abuse Nigerian women face. I am writing you to request an interview with you,
at your convenience, in which we discuss your experience researching/working with/living with/
etc the issue. The interview can be by email, over the phone, or over video chat. I would really appreciate your help. If you are willing, please let me or my teacher know so we can schedule a time and place that works for you.
Thank you very much,
Talya Morris
tmorris@emeryweiner.org
bstern@emeryweiner.org
832-204-5900