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Finding Inspiration in the Gambia Printable Version PRINTABLE VERSION
by TellUs, Jul 1, 2007
Culture , Human Rights , Peace & Conflict   Short Stories

  

Finding Inspiration in the Gambia
Andersson is unsure about working in Sweden with UNICEF at the office due to the lack of need for staff in Stockholm. “The real work is done abroad,” he added. “Hopefully one day.” He is currently seeking an internship or work abroad to learn more about international organizations and how they implement projects. He said the best thing about visiting the Gambia was that it was “interesting and exciting to see how the work that I have promoted is actually implemented. But money itself doesn’t solve the problems. There have to be devoted people and functional organisations as well.”

If you feel the urge to get up off the couch and volunteer with your local UNICEF group, visit www.unicef.se or e-mail Volunteer Coordinator Ulrika Sundler Lycke on usundler-lycke [at]unicef.se . For more information about or to donate to the organizations mentioned in this article, please visit www.unicef.org , www.ungambia.gm/unicef/ , and www.tostan.org.

Anne Arnold





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