Saturday, July 31, 2010

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formative meetings: the "whys" and "how".


A good morning.



Diving desperately poor and live a reality like that of the compounds, can not suffice. We need to know "why" of this situation and "how" of this situation, the Zambian people test to come out. We asked Bishop Nicholas
Sunflowers to enter the palace. And the Apostolic Nuncio not say if it is done twice. A pause
activity in the field, to visit the most popular newspaper in Zambia, currently deployed against the government, and immediately after a jump to the Ministry of Education.

"The Post" newspaper is a young (just 15 years old), who desperately tries to remain independent (not government subsidies and is based on sales revenue, advertising and private donations). They are all young people: the managing editor Amos Malupenga, who received us, just 35 years and is the oldest. Fresh air, efficiency western continuous meetings of working groups, many women in the newsroom, online newspaper, websites, in short, a reality that affects us and stimulates us to continue to embark on a distance. Moreover
the core newspaper items we found near
• battle for a new Constitution which recognizes the fundamental civil rights for all Zambians (nutrition, education, health, justice, freedom of expression);
• battle against corruption, a plague all underdeveloped nations, which prevents the development of a country that reaches all citizens;
• maintenance of peace in a country that fortunately has not experienced civil wars, genocide, displacement epoch-making, despite the coexistence of different ethnic groups;
• real fulfillment of the democratic process, which has now led him to Zambia a multiparty parliamentary democracy.
hope that the situation improves and we see the smiling faces of some young editors. Let us address, email, phone numbers, they are happy. Ruvo di Puglia with a match? Why not? 'S an idea!


second visit, more importantly, the Ministry of Education and Culture. Minister
woman (see what a coincidence!) Is abroad and we receive Mrs. Mubanga, General Manager the Ministry, accompanied by two senior officials. At the end will prove most useful kind of a meeting with engineers, stimulated by our questions, we doth the official figures: 233 new schools with 799 new classrooms, a percentage of new students of approximately 54% of those eligible, an average of 72 pupils per teacher in the first 4 classes, 96% school attendance.
Official figures are easy to say! But the compounds in which every day we are full of guys who should be in school at that time. Not to mention the rural areas where a boy must travel up to 10 km on foot to school, and then there are the harvest period, the costs prohibitive for many families, even the simple school uniform and books. There are reported cases of common classes with more than 70 pupils with only 6 books in Mathematics and English 8, or classes that we defined as "AC", that is, half students present on alternate days for the lack of adequate space . Besides, how can a family to think of investing in the education of their children then if this does not translate into better job opportunities? We are not talking of high school or university, we speak of the basic school, that we be represented by the elementary school and middle school, in short, the old "school." The problem is right here: there in Zambia compulsory education, at most there may be incentives for basic education, but in reality the system is maintained, like much of health, only thanks to the untiring work of volunteers, mostly religious, which encourages parents (those who there are!) education of their children. And 'what we see every day actively. And this gives us hope, as we welcomed the testimony of the great desire for the emancipation of these people: a mom (no dads!) Of the compound seeking to return to study English for at least monitoring the work of school children; groups of households in the remotest areas of the country is organizing from the bottom up community schools "and then ask them to be sent to the Ministry that a teacher or, if not possible, you can enter the" Radio Learning Programme "which provides educational radio remote with a" mentor "to properly transfer the radio message students recruited from within the same community. A desperate times ...!



Dating useful: it was worth it, we have not lost the morning.
But enough. A sandwich and go: we return from our friends, young and old. We know that we are waiting.


The guys from "A World of Good"




Friday, July 30, 2010

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Louis and Serena: St Laurence Community

go daily from Monday, July 26 at St. Lawrence Community that hosts hundreds of children from Misis compound which has a population of 80,000 inhabitants (Population).

After the initial presentations and the visit the structure we have set out our duties. It 'really hard to express what' that we live every day of this adventure. We spent our first experience in Zambia in a really deep, not because we impose on ourselves to live this way ... just the magic of this land is to bring, we believe everyone, to silence, listening, inner reflection. We tell our experiences ...
Serena: I felt particularly close to right now "Special classroom" available to the community. This is a class of disabled people with physical or mental problems with spontaneity and naturalness that make me feel useful to their growth. In the morning together we make crafts for sale in the market, while do their lessons in the afternoon of art and music, songs and small jobs that will enable them to stimulate creativity, intuition and everything that might make them feel less different. The problem of disabled people in Zambia is very serious because it almost always are born with such problems is marginalized or killed at worst. This "special class" gives them a chance to show themselves and their incredible ability in the world and who considers them not worthy of living.
would be a blessing if the reality of these young people were always made of laughter and fun activities. But their life is also in compaund. Here we went to last Wednesday and we will go again with some tutors who or through a specific and detailed program co (OVC) are trying to educate them in hygiene education and . In particular, we are in the "case" of those who contract a disease (incurable or not) and guardians of the written medical records and related data f amiliari to try to prevent these diseases being passed on to small.


Luigi: Besides being able to roam the streets of the slums and can therefore confront and upset with the "culture of poverty", we can live
and exchange views with the young locals whose views on universal themes not always, however, fit with ours. Every day we face a challenge, not between us and culture of the southern hemisphere of this world, but between us and with us, because every experience is merely move those pillars so common of an alleged top pseudo-western. All this upheaval: the slowness of poetic imenticata and contrasted from our world, the immense natural areas dominated by a sky that covers the ground as if to bless this virtuous d skin of residents who said the resistance to the suffering of a people forced to pay for our welfare, often polishes the deep eyes, every moment that mark this time full of emotions.

To go into detail of the day, the morning I will dedicate myself to cr eaction and care of vegetable gardens, also used to decorate the recreation out of the classroom.

After that, along with Serena, I devote the remaining hours of daylight with kids, including their dances traditional, yet always improvised and original, and our repeated and monotonous songs which give the most spontaneous smiles and hugs: it is a cultural exchange too, but it certainly adds more about us than them.



Finally, I can not express my sadness to see how these people, so rich in culture and in their daily lives, what they're experiencing a negative phenomenon accompanying globalization, that motivates them to live life moment by moment, without planning a future without letting them see a faster way out. What more beautiful than I noticed, however, is how they always find light and hope in every difficulty picking the best out of each little "Erleben".

Serena and Luigi

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Plans To Build A Dinghy

Sara Marie Shine

Who knows how to listen, he can also live in this flow of intangible gini fast!


many times Why do good does not cost nulla.Alla beautiful Sara Banda.


Many small houses, on his knees a child, the sun that beats on a football field, a deflated balloon and then maybe red dust, scorched earth, dry lips, feet of mud, sad heart ... I wake up and this appears to me in the mind. I think, when I wake up, it's just a bad dream but then after a while I understand that is the reality that I am living. Tant and tame nde unanswered. The gentle sound of hands reaching out to you, my desire to make people smile King , soften ... but their eyes are more deep 'dark. Helpless, so I feel incapable. When you grow your wish will come true, smile, kiss me, you hope for a cure ire. But it will never be true? Not all the streets are ours, not all our lives. I wonder if you can find something in a place where you can find anything ... But there is no place miles hours to dream, the dream is another way to look at. So I would like to teach these children to get their wings, it is not never too late, you're never too old. A house, a meal, a game, a dress. If there is one. But never more than one. I would also remind you of m etter wings.






Even though my intentions are to make you get my experience, I have no words to describe what I do, PECH is not what the special but what do I have, what does all this aroused in me, my heart, their hearts and souls of sweet, just bam bini innocent, clean, whimsical .. . but they are children. My
days are alive with children in the orphanage "Marie Shire", run by nuns in India, where there are orphan girls from 5 to 12 years. The girls are cared for by so-called "mami."


Sara





Wednesday, July 28, 2010

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Angela, and Prof. Francesco Casarola: A day in the compound

Us .. among the poorest

Wake up at 7:30 am: the time to realize where in the world you are and then travel to do breakfast with the rest of the group. The first smile, the first "hello", the first glances of complicity to force himself to serving one another before facing the day. No time to end this morning ritual, which in the living room ahead two Indian nuns of the order DMI (Daughters of Mary Immaculate), so small and fragile in appearance, but with an incredible inner strength.

They are our guides for our "tour" a bit out of the ordinary to expect because there are no zebras or gazelles, elephants and lions, but flies, garbage, putrid canals filled with water and people look at us like we were aliens .. because here we gliextracomunitari us!

The sisters give us the opportunity to accompany them in their activities around the compound, a different one every day. Here are several projects that are to be women they call "mami" in order to manage a group of 15 women and teach them how to manage money and above all to spare, it is interesting that the term used to describe this activity, "to save money ", translating literally could say" save money ": women actually try to do just that.
during the week to give a series of works such as the creation of hand-embroidered women's shirts, men's shirts, chitengue (large pieces of cloth that women use as a skirt), painted and embroidered by hand, African dolls, rugs and a wide range of manufactured goods.
Once a week the group meets and "mami" collects the money from other savings, which will need to use x to pay tuition, to dress their children for school uniforms and all kinds needs of the group of women and their families.






to our question on how their economic situations have changed since they had no concept of saving and spending everything they had in one day and the current situation, they said that was only because the nuns who have discovered the ability to manage money in a better way, becoming aware of the needs and saving for the days to come! So while failing to make at least 3 meals a day can make one, but every day, which is already too much for them. These days we came in abject poverty, a reality that did not exist in our imagination: children without clothes or if they had were all torn, or too big or too small and obviously very dirty ...



While our favorite games are super-technology, here are content to beat the hands on the cans of water (empty of course) or simply to make a swing hanging from a tree branch or even pretend to be his mother in their culture.








Every day is a different experience, though it is wonderful to receive the hugs of children, the affection of women who are hosting us in their homes during the weekly meetings and everything that gives us pleasant emotions, going home always sad, because their poverty is terrible, it's something that gets inside you, and it is hard to forget certain images ..
the next:)


Angela Francis, prof. Francesco Casarola.




Monday, July 26, 2010

Uk Average Woman's Bmi



The beginning of our adventure!



Africa, land of constant excitement, of smiles, but especially of misery and poverty in Africa ... that many of us have left in other years and never have forgotten the other part of Africa that we are discovering this year for the first time ... Africa that became part of you in its most extreme, incisive, contrasting ... this is what they saw before our eyes today in the various projects we have been entrusted. The breakdown was as follows: Mary Mary 1 and 2 were committed to the orphanage Mother Teresa Calc Utta d where they found their friends left a year ago ... ' not the least emotion;






Anna, Marie and Rose, however, spent the morning in a project of the UN World Food Programme and the afternoon in a hospice for dying of AIDS back in the same breath they had left Africa , Sara spent the day in an orphanage run by nuns in India using a new method of education based on the use of color and feel to hear her speak the return immediately;







Serena, Luigi and Professor Casarola Mississippi were at the compound of Saint Lorence community where the streets of the compound gave them the opportunity to observe the passage of time, scan the entire African made of long waiting, silence
ie reflections immersed in a poor,



Francis and Angela, working in Garden Compound, accompanied by two Indian sisters who run a training project for Mami, the task, in this case, is to support these people morally and psychologically stressing 'importance of their work to a concrete social growth;




prof. Onofrio Caputi has made contact with the main hospital in Lusaka actually presenting to the group of surgeons in the clinic. From tomorrow will start working with them and are also planning some lectures to postgraduate students in surgery
.

The group "A World of Good"


Sunday, July 25, 2010

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Monday, July 26, 2010 We arrived in Lusaka!

Ruvo-Lusaka in 24 hours!

After the thrills and excitement for the launch of those who flew for the first time, after having crossed the entire continent Africa, we arrived in Lusaka. The ttes in an entire year was immediately rewarded by the first images snatched on the way to the airport Nunciature: red earth, children were running about playing football at the foot of nu , queues of people on both sides of roads as they returned to their homes after a day of work or the sounds of forgotten crafts easier.

To expect that Bishop Nicholas Sunflowers very warmly welcomed us into his home. After the reception we organized the distribution in the various prog ects in which we operate starting early tomorrow. We update in the coming days.

The guys from "A World of Good"

The time of malarone



stopover in Addis Ababa in Ethiopia


Arrival in Zambia



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Saturday, July 24, 2010

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3 ... 2 ... 1 ... Goooooo !!!!!

3 ... 2 ... 1 ... Gooooooooooo! This afternoon at 16.15, after the traditional group photo, the coach of the boys of "The World Bene ', a project of the Liceo Scientifico "O. Tedone "in the fourth edition, has left for Rome's Fiumicino airport, where they were waiting for the 0:55 flight to Addis Ababa. The boys will land in Lusaka at 14.10 tomorrow, ready for a new high formative experience! Even the kids of the previous editions of the project have greeted their friends before leaving. To all of them is our great good luck!
Force Ragazziiiiiiii !!!!!!!!!!! look forward to hearing soon!


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