For those needing a refresher:
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Duma - the NGO we are working with
Uji - our daily breakfast
Our snoring roommate
Moving on up.....
14 years ago
Sunday, July 19, 2009
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Our Thanks and Gratitude
We would like to offer our thanks and gratitude to the following people for contributing the resources to help make this project happen:
Deb Boltas and Hanalyn Davies,
Jeremy Fisher,
Deb Boltas and Hanalyn Davies,
Jeremy Fisher,
Deborah Fried,
Mr. and Mrs. Gelband,
Paul Gelburd,
James and Nancy Goldstein,
Nancy Guarisco and Alan Orland,
Ellen Kanatt and Fred Groen,
The Hamill Family,
Paul Hanson,
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell,
Amit Oren,
Karin Render,
Paullette Rosen and Michael Volmar,
Janet and Seth Rosenberg,
Nancy and Adam Rosenberg,
Ellen Schwartz,
Jeanne Steiner and Will Rosenblatt,
Michelle Sugg,
Defne Veral, and
Mr. and Mrs. Workman
Our main benefactor:
The Katherine Wasserman Davis Foundation
And of course, our parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Gelband,
Paul Gelburd,
James and Nancy Goldstein,
Nancy Guarisco and Alan Orland,
Ellen Kanatt and Fred Groen,
The Hamill Family,
Paul Hanson,
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell,
Amit Oren,
Karin Render,
Paullette Rosen and Michael Volmar,
Janet and Seth Rosenberg,
Nancy and Adam Rosenberg,
Ellen Schwartz,
Jeanne Steiner and Will Rosenblatt,
Michelle Sugg,
Defne Veral, and
Mr. and Mrs. Workman
Our main benefactor:
The Katherine Wasserman Davis Foundation
And of course, our parents.
Confidentiality Policy
Our grant proposal, a public document, makes it clear that we are blogging about our experiences, and at our initial meeting we informed the NGO's steering committee that we are keeping a blog and to tell us if they did not want to be mentioned in it. Through the blogging process, we have chosen to discuss some of the inner-workings of the NGO. We agreed that in addition to offering informed consent, it would be ethically prudent to change individuals' names and the NGO's name to protect their privacy as much as possible. If you have qualms about any of the material included in the blog, please contact us.
