Hamline University Hurricane Relief
Shalom,
At the outset, I'd like to thank the student leaders: Shanelle Evans, Toni Hauser, Kelsey Schuder, Megan Tighe, and Carli Wulff.
Thanks and much appreciation goes to the major funders of this effort: Garvin Davenport, Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs; Hamline University Student Congress; Linda Gesling, Director of Church Relations; Hamline Department of Education; Hamline Religious and Spiritual Life Office; Office of Service-Learning and Volunteerism; the TEVP program.
Please surf the links on this blog to get a sense of the context of this relief effort.
Personally, I want to relay the concern I heard from our hosts in New Orleans: please listen to the stories; please listen, open your heart and your mind to the challenges of bringing forth justice.
-Sharon Jaffe
3 Comments:
Congratulations to you, Sharon, and all of the amazing students going on this trip to do incredible, compassionate work! You folks give me hope for the future of this world.
Shalom,
Carolyn
Another Event for y'all.
Recovery at Kobe: Lessons for New Orleans and the Gulf Coast
Looking for a different perspective on recovering from natural disasters? CIIP Director Charles R. Baquet recommends you check out Japan’s foremost recovery experts, Dr. H. Hayashi and Dr. S. Tatsuhi, as they share their experience from the 1995 Kobe earthquake WEDNESDAY, March 22, at 5:30 p.m. at the Port of New Orleans HQ, 1350 Port of New Orleans Place. Admission is free, but seating is limited. For more info check the website: info@cgineworleans.org.
Hello Hamlinites! I am so excited to see you have a blog for your trip - what a great idea! I have been thinking tons about all of the spring break trips, even though I`m in Ecuador, my heart is still in the OSLV and the CSI trips. I wish you all the very best of luck and I can`t wait to hear more about your experiences. Good luck!
Megan Bentley
Post a Comment
<< Home