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>>> sissy.kegley at verizon.net 12/01/05 10:26 AM >>>

For an immediate compilation of the discussion, see David Rosen's message
posted Nov. 25:


>>

>>

Hello Daphne, Brenda and others,

The discussion on Women's Literacy in Afghanistan is being archived  
on the Adult Literacy Education Wiki, in a new topic area, "World  
Literacy and Nonformal Education."  You will find this at:

http://wiki.literacytent.org/index.php/Women%27s_Literacy_in_Afghanistan 

This enables those who are new to the discussion to catch up, and  
others, who find the discussion after it has taken place, to still  
benefit.

The new ALE Wiki area needs an Area Leader, someone who is interested  
in helping develop and promote World Literacy and Nonformal  
Education.  If you are interested, wherever you may live, e-mail me.   
And, of course, anyone can add new material -- or edit --the ALE  
Wiki.  For more information go to http://wiki.literacytent.org 

David J. Rosen
djrosen at comcast.net 

>>

>>


Sissy Kegley 
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>-----Original Message-----

>From: womenliteracy-bounces at dev.nifl.gov [mailto:womenliteracy-

>bounces at dev.nifl.gov] On Behalf Of Elsa Auerbach

>Sent: Thursday, December 01, 2005 10:19 AM

>To: The Women & Literacy Discussion List

>Subject: Re: [WomenLiteracy] RE: women's issues and violence

>

>I completely agree with Laurie.  I'm hoping that in the short run, someone

>could "compose" this discussion into a single piece (cutting and pasting?)

>so that it's all on one document (any takers?).  I've been trying to keep

>track of it, but seem to have big missing pieces.  From there, perhaps it

>would be easier to write something up for publication.  My guess is that

>Brenda already has in mind to do some writing about her

>insights/research/experiences.

>

>Elsa Auerbach




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