This will be
my last post on Monday's Educating Women Series; from now on, I am passing it
over to some amazingly talented and clever women.
Me. back in Year One. Can you pick which one is me?
The reason I
started this series is education is a subject very dear to my heart. In all
countries, it is common knowledge, that for girls and women living in poverty,
education is not only the key to a brighter future, it is also a key to
survival. But the fact also holds true for all women, living in all
countries, that to harness the potential of girls and women education and the desire
to learn, will lead and help act on women’s vision of change for themselves,
their families, and their communities.
As I
discussed in my three previous posts there are all forms of education, good, and
even some bad, that can enforce change in your life. So now I hand it over to
women who have inspired me.
But before I go I have a question for you... I have been thinking of putting up advertising/sponsorship spots on my blog and donating 50% of earnings to charity (The other 50% will go to my sewing habit). Question for you is what do you think? Who would be happy to pay prices starting from ten dollars a month?
Oh, and if you have not done so yet, pop on over to my Facebook page Iliska Dreams and give me a like
