Colleagues,

I have just updated the ALE Wiki page which archives this discussion:

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

David

David J. Rosen
djrosen at comcast.net

On Dec 1, 2005, at 10:26 AM, Sissy Kegley wrote:


> 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

> ESOL/Adult Education

> (301) 588-4333 home office

> (301) 467-5364 cellular

> sissy.kegley at verizon.net

>

>

>> -----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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