Its about random thoughts about life, art, design and the things that matter to me.
Monday, September 12, 2011
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Mobile Apps & Developer Conference
Mobile technology in Africa. Very inspiring...
here is a blurp from the site...
Pivot25 is an mlab initiative to bring focus on the Mobile developer and entrepreneur community in East Africa.
The Mlab is an incubator and testing facility for mobile application and services Companies. pivot25.com/
here is a blurp from the site...
Pivot25 is an mlab initiative to bring focus on the Mobile developer and entrepreneur community in East Africa.
The Mlab is an incubator and testing facility for mobile application and services Companies. pivot25.com/
Thursday, April 7, 2011
She built a School
One woman's dream to change her destiny and that of other young girls comes true.
http://www.kakenyasdream.org/
PISTACHIOS - Kakenya from POCKO on Vimeo.
http://www.kakenyasdream.org/
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Pumzi an amazing short film
Wanuri Kahiu uncovers the making of Pumzi
Wanuri Kahiu is a passionate woman; passionate about her craft, about storytelling and about this earth. Pumzi, her most recent film explores futuristic Africa after World War III - ‘The Water War.’
Wanuri Kahiu is a passionate woman; passionate about her craft, about storytelling and about this earth. Pumzi, her most recent film explores futuristic Africa after World War III - ‘The Water War.’
Thursday, January 20, 2011
I love this!
Macy's is helping struggling countries impacted by war and natural disasters, by selling handcrafted goods in their stores. You can buy this beautiful, colorful handcrafted baskets from Rwanda at Macy's. They also have art and crafts from Haiti I have not seen them in the stores, not sure if this is only online.
"The partnership between Macy's and the Rwanda Path To Peace Program since 2005 and was established to create a viable and sustainable business that provides economic stability, the Macy's Rwanda Path to Peace project promotes an environment of peace to positively impact the future of Rwanda's 8 million citizens. Focusing on trade, not aid, the export and sale of the beautiful hand-woven baskets made by has sustainable income directly into the hands of Rwandan women, most of who are heads of households and were previously living on less than $1.00 per day. This income has visibly changed the lives of the weavers in remarkable ways by providing food, shelter, medical care, education, and other necessities, while also imparting a great sense of pride and self esteem."
Kelly Parker.
Friday, January 14, 2011
I am so inpired
Emmy Kosgei
A gospel musician from humble beginings. I like her music, her style and most important her giving heart. Her singing sucess has enabled her to start a new school where she helps up to 32 children from poor families.
A gospel musician from humble beginings. I like her music, her style and most important her giving heart. Her singing sucess has enabled her to start a new school where she helps up to 32 children from poor families.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
seed favours
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