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International Expert Group Meeting on Indigenous Youth 1/28-1/31/13
UN Headquarters, New York 29-31 January 2013 Venue: Conference Room 5–North Lawn Building The Expert Group Meeting on indigenous youth is [...]
Twelfth Session of the Permanent Forum On Indigenous Issues, May 20-31, 2013
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Join Tribal Link & Brighter Green for a fundraiser for the East African Girls’ Leadership Initiative! Live music and presentation by a member of the Maasai community in Kenya. Light refreshments will be served.
Donations will be received at the event on December 6th, but if you would like to donate before or cannot attend, please make your donation at triballink.org/donate.
WHAT: Fundraiser for East African Girls’ Education Leadership Intiative
WHEN: Thursday, December 6 at 6:15
WHERE: Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn. Location will be given upon RSVP.
To RSVP: email research1@brightergreen.org
HERE’S THE STORY:
The East African Girls’ Leadership Initiative aims to develop Maasai girls’ skills, capabilities, knowledge, and confidence so that as adult women they are successful community leaders and effective advocates for indigenous peoples and the environment at the international level. This is particularly important as climate change and the effects of globalization are felt more intensely by indigenous communities around the world.
All ten girls—bright, but needy—are now working hard in their respective boarding schools in Kenya and Tanzania.
We are looking to raise $1,500 at this fundraiser, enough money to support one girl’s education, mentoring, rights and skills development workshops, and living expenses for one year. Any donation amount would be greatly appreciated.
In addition to Brighter Green, The East African Girls’ Leadership Initiative is supported by Tribal Link, PAICODEO in Tanzania, and SIMOO and the Indigenous Information Network both based in Kenya.