Hi All, been way way to long! And after the long gap in writing this is going to be very short. Just had to share a couple of things about the time Teresa and I are having here in DC: 1. Genocide Intervention Network has brought us back to meet with their first class of Fellows. I will let this link and other links on this page explain. I just want to say how excited I am to be meeting with these 20 incredible people! 2. Great visits yesterday with NPR (News Notes will air Tuesday Feb 17, check local NPR stations for times) and VOA. An impressive tour of the VOA facility as well as a nice visit with several Rwandans working there. A summary of the interview is available to read on: http://www.voanews.com/english/Africa/2009-02-13-voa8.cfm. It’s called Teaching the Lessons of the Rwanda Genocide and you click in the upper right section to download the full audio interview. 4. Informative meeting at the Rwandan Embassy. more on that later. Got to run but had to get this up on the site. Thanks for your support and patience with my sluglike blogging. courage, Carl
4 thoughts on “Wash DC, Genocide Intervention Network, VOA, NPR”
YAY!!! The blog is alive (which is more than I can say for my blog at the moment). The great news is that this is a perfect blog post – short posts rock. And it’s so awesome to read about (and see) how God is using you. I haven’t forgotten (or lost) my reading assignment – it’s really near the top of my very deep pile. Look forward to connecting soon.
I am always awed at your passion and ability to plow through the worst of human nature and still give your love and voice for human value. Good thoughts to you, and big smiles too.
The style of writing is quite familiar . Have you written guest posts for other blogs?
Nope:)