Mongolian Ger Photos on Flickr
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G P-B. Mongolia Adventure
- http://gaileeeadventure2mongolia.wordpress.com/2011/07/07/another-kiva-loan-for-someone-in-darhan-mongolia/ #fb Blog Post on Mongolia. 10 months ago
- The China Study and how Mongolians Upset It!! http://tinyurl.com/649ghrf <3 <3 Gaileee 11 months ago
- http://peacecorpsjournals.com/?Country&country_id=53&full_page=1 to see Peace Corps Mongolian Blog entries!! <3 <3 Gaileee #fb 11 months ago
- http://www.kiva.org/lend/304675 My Mongolian seleted Kiva loan fullfilled. Thanks Amber for the Mother's Day Gift! #fb #in <3 gaileee 11 months ago
Other Sites to visit:
Amber's Peace Corps Mongolia Experience
Mike Loehlein
Matthew Aaron Becker
Floridan Adventure
Trinh Thach
Ty Send
Alpha Amigo
Robin in Mongolia
Brian's Five Year Plan
Patricks Mongolian Adventure
Cass Andrew
Cady Peter
Backward Present
Squirrel in Mongolia
Mr Silly Inc.
Travis Hellstrom
Leslie n Nathan
Skye Talk
FeedJit Stats
Tags
Adult Shots
All Creatures Great and Small
All Things Wise and Wonderful
Backcountry dot com
Boats
boxes
Chopping Wood
Columbia
Elta Swiss Melting Cream
Emergen-C
Ex Officio
Ger
gobi desert
Gobi Desert Tour
Grapefruit Seed Extract
KIVA
Lands End
Lonely Planet Mongolia
M19
Mending
mole check
Mongolia
Mongolia Bradt Travel Guide
Out House
PCV Blog
PCVL
PCV Webpage
Peace Corps
Peace Corps Mongolia
Preparation
Rabies shot
REI
REI Sahara
Rove Reporter
Scarves for the Cold
Sewing
skin cancer
StashSafe 100 Fanny Pack
Sunscreen
Sunscreen Clothing
Travel Tips
Typhoid
Washing with a Tuppin
Worm Pac
zipper head
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September 10, 2010 at 7:55 am
Mongolia Travel Guide - Adventure Bimbling
Thanks for this post, I enjoy reading about people adventures through Mongolia. Such a wonderful country and a source of great inspiration.
April 26, 2011 at 10:57 pm
Namji Steinemann
This is Namji Steinemann with the East-West Center, a public research and education organization founded by the US Congress in 1960 and headquartered in Honolulu, Hawaii.
I am developing a global exchange and youth leadership development program that will train teachers and youth leaders to use new technologies and through themed projects to engage youth and others in their local communities about water awareness and water conservation while also connecting this learning to issues of health, food security, and women and girls. We plan to work with schools and youth centers in the United States and four countries in Asia. One of the countries we are considering is Mongolia, so I am trying to connect with serving Peace Corps volunteers who are working in or with schools and youth centers in Mongolia to help us identify schools/youth centers we might involve in our project.
Local teachers and youth leader participants who emerge as effective leaders in conducting project outreach and engaging youth will travel to Honolulu for a face-to-face exchange with their American counterparts. In addition, project funds will be made available to overseas groups to hire local trainers/facilitators and to purchase software or equipment, such as digital cameras, flip-cams, webcams, etc.
As I think this project would enhance the work of Peace Corps Mongolia and would be of interest to serving volunteers, I hope that I can rely on your help to forward this message to your daughter for her to share with other Peace Corps volunteers in Mongolia.
Thank you,
Namji Steinemann
Director | AsiaPacificEd Program
East-West Center
1601 East-West Road | Honolulu, HI 96848-1601
Tel: 808.944.7596 | Fax: 808.944.7070
http://www.eastwestcenter.org | http://www.asiapacificed.org