RESPECT Provides Education: A Review Of The e-Zine
by Trent Newman
I have just been on a powerful educational journey and I want
to share it with you. In preparation for some research and
evaluation work I am planning to do in partnership with
RESPECT International and with the
Agoro Community
Development Association (ACDA) in Northern Uganda, I have
been reading through back issues of this e-Zine.
I have traced the rapid, passionate, and fiercely demanding
growth of RESPECT from its inception only five years ago and
have borne witness to the emotional, academic, factual,
critical, and reflective voices that have elaborated the many
dimensions of this story.
RESPECT e-Zine
Letters Penned With Love From The Los Angeles Zoo
by Jacinta Lodge
It may not sound like the home of your typical pen pal, but
letters from the Los Angeles
Zoo, Los Angeles, California, USA, have started arriving in
Uganda. Late last year RESPECT
International refugees began working together with
Roots & Shoots,
a youth programme from The
Jane Goodall Institute which promotes care and understanding
for both the environment and global community.
The letter exchange programme of RESPECT has teamed up with
Roots & Shoots' correspondence programme
Partnership in Understanding to create a global pen-pal network.
From The Zoo
A View of RESPECT From The Ground
by Trent Newman
This is part 1 of a 3 part series featuring comments by
RESPECT's Uganda Country
Coordinator, Tom Fred Obonyo during a discussion with Trent
Newman.
In order to gain some preliminary understanding of the
implementation of RESPECT's programmes and also to glean
from a local expert those issues that require the most attention,
Trent posed three questions to Tom Fred Obonyo, co-coordinator
of Agoro
Community Development Association (ACDA) in Northern Uganda
and RESPECT's country coordinator for Uganda.
From The Ground
