My name is Tambe harry Agbor. I am Project coordinator of AMISPROJECT Cameroon. I shall not be present at N2 due to problems with visas. My Team member Valery Colong shall be travelling from Cameroon to represent me.

I count on the support of our Project Champion to help him through as this is going to be a tough ride for us and the farming communities we advocate for.

We would like to hear from anyone out there with ideas that help us improve upon our concept so that even if we dont win, we come back re-energized to continue the cause we started .

Have a great conference

I have moved from being in a competitve mode for this contest to being one to congratulate those who already have productive teams working on health-focused mobile projects that will provide extra relief for problem areas of the world.

I think my position now for this contest would be to provide support for those pursuing projects that are:

Hello! Our last economic sustainability session will be more conversational thanks to our panelist, we will be mixing it up for a bit. This is Evonne Heyning and I will do my best to liveblog this session as it flows.

Panelists:

Anita Figer, Nonprofit Finance Fund, hired by foundations to look at economic sustainaiblity of nonprofits

Susan Walters, California Emerging Technology Fund, broadband technologies in low income communities Panel leader: Ask tough questions! Don't be afraid to share what you think.

TAKING IT GLOBAL

Was honored (after much debate, persuasion, and final clarity about the general laid-backed-ness of the meeting) to be asked by Ed Schipul to lead the July – Houston, TX – NetSquared get together. Have not been to other NetSquared meetings, so can only speak about the attitude of the Houston group, which is more about social issues and passion than technology. I chose to talk about using technology (the internet really) to tangibly support our troops while they are deployed (I’m not talking yellow flags on your car here!) – A topic containing many social issues, all of which I can get pretty passionate about. I’m a Quaker (Nothing to do with the guy in the funny hat) and embrace the Peace Testimony. I also have a brother who is an MP and served a year in Iraq. I find myself in an interesting position with a unique point of view about the “War on Terror.” 

Trish Snyder is the Relay for Life Mission Delivery Chair in Everett, Washington.  Her blog, bloggingforacause.com, is a personal and independent continuation of the work she did as a volunteer in helping develop the American Cancer Society’s Blog Project.  Trish also blogs at the American Cancer Society's FISpace: A Journal About Innovation and Change.

Today bloggingforacause.com performs an essential function of networking among blog writers and readers dealing with cancer.  It is an excellent place to find cancer related resources and information.  It is also a great example of what can be done with a personal blog focused on a particular set of issues.