1 2 3 4 5 If you can celebrate millennials linking together these 5 Bangladesh-born alumni networks, anything can be possible including economists celebrating how to end poverty
Sir Fazle: Industrial era demanded women manage poverty so why not development. curricula of little sisternetworks: POP, Rice, Nursing, W4E- mobile leapfrogging, open elarning of curricula 7th grade first need to empower livelihoods and sustain community..Atlanta Nov 2015 will be our 8th year of linking volunteers around this search for Muhammad Yunus- will we make it ? Dunno - we could sure do with some help from educators who want their students to action yunus type dreams and be in the middle of serving post 2015 millennium goals -chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk washington DC 301 881 1655 - you can help us search for millennials job impact networks by hemisphere - eg here's our asia pacific progress - where over half of all millennials live

Monday, May 4, 2015

NEPAL breaking news at www.economistbangla.com and yunus city nepal -- thru relief and development from the earthquake we will be aiming to link in asian millennials- our guide is a nepalese and leading student in japan's medical schools- hes on the ground now- if you have life-saving info to share please tell me chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk your mobile number for bhim to call -and if you have a bookmark explaining your unique actions please send that too -support to date from women4empowerment, yazmi elearning satellite, batras grassroots network, ... our bangladesh www.economistbangla.com millennials bureau with its youth correspondents at brac and grameen
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