Dear all,

I have followed the discussion with great interest and would be happy to condense it into a more 
readable format. However, I know there are others out there (Ujwala? Brenda?) who are much better 
equipped to do this. Let me know if I can help in any way.

Best,
Rebecca Garland, M.Ed.


Doctoral Candidate,
Human Development & Psychology
Harvard Graduate School of Education
Cambridge, MA 02138
617-733-9289



Fri, 2 Dec 2005 06:52:57 -0500
  mev at litwomen.org <mev at litwomen.org> wrote:

> Brenda & Daphne -- did you have some ideas for future "summary" of this discussion. I know the 

>conversation is archived on NIFL and David's Wiki -- but these will appear as conversational 

>threads. In the near future,  I  will have more time available to focus more directly on WE LEARN 

>work -- updating the website is a top priority. A compiled summary/essay of this conversation -- 

>in a nicely laid our fashion -- could live on the WE LEARN website. Anyone interested in helping 

>out with this? Please let me know. We could perhaps take a version of this to other media  -- 

>perhaps the newspaper - "off our backs."

> thanks.

> Mev

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> On Thursday, December 1, 2005, at 10:31  AM, <busems at jmu.edu> wrote:

> 

>> Has anyone stepped forward to try and combine this

>> information into an article? Brenda? I have some aditional

>> background articles on women in Afghanistan from my work as

>> editor at the Journal of Mine Action.

>>

>> Maggie

>>

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