Zack Tucker blog post from Morocco - visiting Tanmia, ATED and ASUEEJ

Submitted by Zack Tucker Gangnes on 18 September, 2009 - 08:40

Zack Tucker visit to MoroccoMorocco is a country with a rich sense of tradition and community, this sense of community is reflected in the variety of non-profit organizations operating in Morocco, these organizations represent the best of Morocco in my opinion. During my time here I have had the opportunity to visit with several of them.

I met this past Thursday with Mourad Gourouhi, the executive director of Tanmia, and his wonderful team at their office in Rabat.  This experience was my first on the African continent as I went directly there upon arriving and it was an extraordinary way to start the month or so I will spend on the African continent. 

Reflections from Cadiz en route to Morocco and Ghana

Submitted by Zack Tucker Gangnes on 9 September, 2009 - 07:29

The southern coast of Spain, where I am at present, is uniquely beautiful however just to the south of Cadiz, Spain lies the African Continent.  This is a place that I feel people in Western Europe and North America still know relatively little about.  I would consider that to be true for myself, there is much that I am yet to know about this place. 

Seattle Film Maker to visit Tanmia and Time To Get Online workshop participants in Morocco en route to Ghana

Submitted by Tobias Eigen on 7 September, 2009 - 12:26

Zack Tucker Gagnes, the Seattle film student who is scheduled to film a Kabissa Meetup on Sept 23 in Kumasi, Ghana, is also visiting Morocco. We are very pleased about this development, since it means that through him we are able to catch up with organisations we worked with in Rabat and Marrakesh in 2005.

Radio 1812 - Tune in on International Migrants Day!

Submitted by Rene Plaetevoet on 18 December, 2008 - 17:14

Today is International Migrants Day. On this occasion, December 18 is running the third edition of the Radio 1812 event, a worldwide radio broadcast on migration issues. More than 130 radios from 45 countries are taking part. From Africa we have stations from Senegal, Mali, DR Congo, Ghana, Morroco and South Africa on board. You may have heard one of these programmes today when listening to your local station. I also encourage you to visit the special site: www.radio1812.net and listen to the programmes that are being uploaded thoughout the day.

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