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Yakkers Corner Guest Dr. Natacha Kolesar Sends Special Love to Pregnant Women/Mothers and Young Children in Haiti

February 5th, 2010
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THERE IS A KEY HIDDEN IN EACH DIFFICULTY.

When arrive personal trials and difficulties, they bring us new opportunities to become stronger, to develop new faculties and capacities. This can be compared to the arrival of a new spring. When there is mud, snow, cold, still the seeds are getting ready to be planted, to germinate and to grow, and to bring fruit. In the same way difficulties and trials give us the possibilities to work on new qualities, enrich us and to be useful to others. Read the rest of this entry �

Yakkers Corner Talks with David Rudder Who Sends Message Through His Song Haiti I’m Sorry

February 1st, 2010
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David Rudder is one of the top calypsonians of all time, who also served as UNDP goodwill ambassador for the caribbean. In 1977, he joined Charlie’s Roots, one of the top bands in Trinidad and Tobago. He spent many years as one of the vocalists with the band. In 1986 he burst into prominence with his album The Hammer which produced two big hits, The Hammer (a tribute to the late pannist Rudolph Charles) and Bahia Girl. This was followed in 1987 with Calypso Music, a brilliant encapsulation of the history of calypso. Read the rest of this entry �

Yakkers Corner: Chairman of CEO Space, B.J. Dohrmann

January 25th, 2010
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Berny Dohrmann chairman of CEOspace.net inventor of a new classroom technology for public schools SuperTeaching.uah.edu. Licensee partner with the University
Alabama Huntsville in developing the world’s first and leading Entrepreneur Degree program for higher education worldwide.
Bestselling author. Radio show host. Movie writer producer. Berny Dohrmann is entering a third decade of offering education and training systems to private
industry and government. Read the rest of this entry �

Yakkers Corner: A Special Message to the People of Haiti from B.J. Dohrmann,Chairman of CEO Space

January 21st, 2010
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Berny Dohrmann chairman of CEOspace.net inventor of a new classroom technology for public
schools SuperTeaching.uah.edu. Licensee partner with the University of
Alabama Huntsville in developing the world’s first and leading Entrepreneur Degree program for higher education worldwide.
Bestselling author. Radio show host. Movie writer producer. Berny Dohrmann is entering a third decade of offering education and training systems to private
industry and government. Presently Mr. Dohrmann is working with leading celebrity trainers including Anthony Robbins, Read the rest of this entry �

Yakkers Corner: “The Future Belongs to Nations with Grains not Guns” Dr. Swaminathan

January 19th, 2010
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Dr. Swaminathan is sending this Special Message of Hope and Encouragement for the New Year and the new decade to farmers everywhere. Given the challenges they are facing with climate change, the fuel and energy crisis, shaky economies, globalization and its effects on trade and agriculture, as well as their entry into the digital age, the impact of the internet and technology on productivity, all the while grappling with other social entanglements regarding their children and families. Given this sea of challenges, Dr. Swaminathan brings words of hope and encouragement to this group on whom our food security rests and whose role in assuring this food security is threatened. To read the full text of Dr. Swaminathan’s message to the farmers CLICK HERE. Read the rest of this entry �

Special Edition of Yakkers Corner: U.N. Under Sec. General Cheick Diarra Message Concerning Haiti

January 14th, 2010
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Special New Year Message from United Nations Under Secretary General Cheick Sidi Diarra with words of encouragement for Haiti.

For those who want to know more about contributing to Haiti, please go to this website:
http://www.unfoundation.org/donate/cerf.html
This is the UN-approved public donation site for emergency response. Read the rest of this entry �

Part 3 Muriel Interviews Ms. Mary Racelis, Former UNICEF Regional Director for Eastern and Southern Africa

January 12th, 2010
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Ms. Mary Racelis, of the Philippines, is a social anthropologist and academic-activist whose research and publications at the Ateneo de Manila University’s Institute of Philippine Culture have focused on urbanization, urban poverty, community organization, informal settlers, people’s empowerment, gender, children and youth, and broader development issues. A strong proponent of community organizing, she carries out action-research with urban poor groups and NGOs to strengthen community planning , implementation and monitoring .Her international service began with UNICEF in New York as Senior Policy Specialist, Family/Child Welfare, Women’s Development and Community Participation, followed by 9 years as Regional Director, UNICEF Eastern and Southern Africa, Nairobi. Read the rest of this entry �

Part 2 Muriel Interviews Ms. Mary Racelis, Former UNICEF Regional Director for Eastern and Southern Africa

January 6th, 2010
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Ms. Mary Racelis, of the Philippines, is a social anthropologist and academic-activist whose research and publications at the Ateneo de Manila University’s Institute of Philippine Culture have focused on urbanization, urban poverty, community organization, informal settlers, people’s empowerment, gender, children and youth, and broader development issues. A strong proponent of community organizing, she carries out action-research with urban poor groups and NGOs to strengthen community planning , implementation and monitoring .Her international service began with UNICEF in New York as Senior Policy Specialist, Family/Child Welfare, Women’s Development and Community Participation, followed by 9 years as Regional Director, UNICEF Eastern and Southern Africa, Nairobi. Read the rest of this entry �

Muriel Interviews Ms. Mary Racelis, Former UNICEF Regional Director for Eastern and Southern Africa

December 29th, 2009
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Ms. Mary Racelis, of the Philippines, is a social anthropologist and academic-activist whose research and publications at the Ateneo de Manila University’s Institute of Philippine Culture have focused on urbanization, urban poverty, community organization, informal settlers, people’s empowerment, gender, children and youth, and broader development issues. A strong proponent of community organizing, she carries out action-research with urban poor groups and NGOs to strengthen community planning , implementation and monitoring .Her international service began with UNICEF in New York as Senior Policy Specialist, Family/Child Welfare, Women’s Development and Community Participation, followed by 9 years as Regional Director, UNICEF Eastern and Southern Africa, Nairobi. Read the rest of this entry �

Yakkers Corner Welcomes Christopher Hedrick: Peace Corps Director for Senegal

December 9th, 2009
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Christopher Hedrick is the Country Director for the Peace Corps in Senegal. He leads 160 Peace Corps Volunteers working to reduce poverty, enhance food security, improve health and preserve the environment in Senegal, one of 80 countries where Peace Corps Volunteers currently serve around the country. Learn more about Peace Corps at PeaceCorps.gov and about Peace Corps Senegal at pcsenegal.org. Read the rest of this entry �