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Notes from the Field
June 2008
Friday June 27, 2008
Posted by: CARE at 11:59AM EST on June 27, 2008
As a group leader at CARE's annual national conference held last week in Washington, D.C., Deesha Dyer led a delegation of six Pennsylvanians and two CARE staff through a whirlwind day of meetings in the offices of Pennsylvania Senators Robert Casey and Arlen Specter, and Pennsylvania Representatives Allyson Y. Schwartz, Robert Brady and Joe Sestak.
In true Deesha Dyer-style, Deesha succinctly and adeptly explained to the members of Congress why fighting global poverty is in the United States' best interests, and what they specifically can do as Pennsylvania's elected leaders, to take concrete steps in achieving this goal. ... (more) Wednesday June 25, 2008
Posted by: CARE at 5:29PM EST on June 25, 2008
Below, Chris Northey continues her reflections from the field while working as CARE's
... (more) Monday June 23, 2008
Posted by: CARE at 2:23PM EST on June 23, 2008
Chris Northey was deployed to Yangon on May 23 to begin her rotation as CARE's Saturday June 21, 2008
Posted by: CARE at 1:00PM EST on June 21, 2008
Sean Camoni offers insight and reflection following his advocacy efforts on the Hill for CARE's 2008 National Conference.
... (more) Wednesday June 18, 2008
Posted by: CARE at 10:32PM EST on June 18, 2008
The day started with a bang – or a beat, in any case – for some 20 participants in this year’s CARE National Conference. These hardy souls gathered at 7 a.m., under the leadership of CARE Ambassador Eric Harr, and ran the few blocks to Washington’s National Mall. There, Master Drummer Antoinette Kudoto of Ghana provided the motivation, while they moved their bodies as part of the global movement against poverty.
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Posted by: CARE at 3:38PM EST on June 18, 2008
Deesha Dyer is back in D.C. for CARE's 2008 National Conference as one of more than 400 participants who've come to Washington to tell policymakers why fighting poverty should be a U.S. priority.
... (more) Monday June 2, 2008
Posted by: CARE at 12:08PM EST on June 2, 2008
I had every intention of eating the tomato - I could see myself cutting it up into slices for salad, using it for grilled cheese or a bacon/lettuce and tomato sandwich. But good intentions aren't enough.
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