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Investing in Women in the Democratic Republic of Congo: First Step Initiative

Investing in Women in the Democratic Republic of Congo: First Step Initiative. Bernadette Longo, Ph.D. blongo@umn.edu Associate Professor Department of Writing Studies. Introductions. Introductions. Chingwell Mutombu chingwell@comcast.net Founder and Executive Director

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Investing in Women in the Democratic Republic of Congo: First Step Initiative

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  1. Investing in Women in the Democratic Republic of Congo:First Step Initiative

  2. Bernadette Longo, Ph.D. blongo@umn.edu Associate Professor Department of Writing Studies Introductions

  3. Introductions Chingwell Mutombu chingwell@comcast.net Founder and Executive Director First Step Initiative

  4. Introductions • Project Team • Marc Hannum • Hannah Zuzek • Dan Banda • Guests

  5. Technology resources Blog Video Classroom iTunesU Media Mill Your x500 ID Learning about the University

  6. Focus of Today’s Activities • You can make a difference • Microphilanthropy • Focus on women

  7. Today’s Activities

  8. If you have questions during the phone conversation, please write them on the whiteboard so we all can see them Skype Call to FSI in DRC

  9. Discussion • What was the most memorable thing you learned during the conversation with our First Step Initiative colleagues in the DR Congo? • What might your response be? • What could you do? • What small steps could make a difference? • How could you engage your social network in a microphilanthropy effort?

  10. Making a Video • What would you like to say to our First Step Initiative colleagues in the DR Congo? • How could you make your response into a video with 2 of your classmates? • What story would you like to share in 2-3 minutes? • How could you make a storyboard of your ideas?

  11. Making a Video • Get together with your group • 3 people to a group • In the next 30 minutes • Decide on your video idea • Sign out a camera • Go somewhere close by to record a 2-3 minute video • Come back here to upload your videos

  12. Discussion • What was the most memorable thing you learned during the conversation with our First Step Initiative colleagues in the DR Congo? • What might your response be? • What could you do? • What small steps could make a difference? • How could you engage your social network in a microphilanthropy effort?

  13. Technology resources Blog Video Classroom iTunesU Media Mill Your x500 ID Learning about the University

  14. Bernadette Longo, Ph.D. blongo@umn.edu Associate Professor Department of Writing Studies Keep in touch!

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