2008 African Women and Water Training
Building Relationships and Self Reliance to Support Tech Transfer
the African Women and Water Program. This is an annual 5-day gathering that provides thirty African women with the tools to implement a water service project from start to finish. The conference design is holistic, in that women not only share proven and appropriate water technologies, but they share valuable organizational skills and strategies to full ...learn more
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Created: Oct 31, 2007
Updated: Sep 28, 2009
Membership: Open To Apply
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To Celebrate Spirit through Interfaith Collaboration
and Compassionate Action for Justice in the World
Formed by interfaith leaders of the Pacific Northwest to recognize the first anniversary of 9/11, the group has continued to sponsor and endorse events that honor the oneness that we all share and that promote wholeness of Head, Heart and Hand Spirituality and Witness.
INTERFAITH LEADERS involved with NICO:
Rabbi Ted Falcon
Pastor Don Mackenzie
Brother Jamal Rahman (www.jamalrahman.com) and (www.interfaithcommunitychurch.org)
In April 2008 Northwest Interfaith Community Outreach volunteers were key in organizing the Seeds of Compassion event and Eco April Alignment.
For information contact John Hale: jehale@earthlink.net; 425.865.0659
NICO is a powerful force uniting the Interfaith community in the Northwest. We recently saw evidence of that when the Northwest hosted His Holiness the Dahlai Lama and the Seeds of Compassion April 2008. It was a highlight of the Eco April Alignment in Seattle.