I CAN make a difference
The community people in Lakewood filling each of the seven thousand PET bottles to create the Halfway house that will eventually cut down the alarming toll of maternal and neonatal mortality.
This is a clear testament of people shifting their stories, to change the way things are in the remote areas of Zamboanga Peninsula.
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“Dream of Mindanao of being independent economically will remain an elusive dream if present Mindanao leaders will always forget to empower the poorest of the poor in Mindanao. This is the reason why armed conflict always flourish in the country’s second biggest island because the mass based are always forgotten” - Beverly Del Valle, urban poor leader in Caraga region.
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What’s better than losing a ton of money? Building a start-up!
And what better way to learn how to build a start-up than attending Startup Weekend? Getting a free ticket to the hottest gig in town this weekend:
Jan Dunning - Precarious Rooms
