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The Tapori Campaign « Listen to us and change the World »

- The Tapori Campaign [1] « Listen to us and change the World »

The Tapori Movement is asking children to draw their own life-sized silhouettes and write a message to say how they can help to build a more just world for all. The silhouettes are sent to other groups of children so they can get to know children from other countries and participate in this international mobilisation against extreme poverty and exclusion. This campaign is suitable for children from all backgrounds, whether they are living in poverty or not. Exhibitions of these silhouettes throughout 2007 will create opportunities to develop friendships in the tackling poverty.

[1] Tapori is a movement of friendship for children from all backgrounds around the world who get involved where they are so that all children will have the same opportunities.

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If we focus on MDG NO 1 AND put maximum effort on it we can then be able to solve NO 2. Poverty is an interconnected source of other problems and needs to be dealt with severely. The world can (...)
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In a women’s group of Tandale, we discussed about the question of money at school. Primary school is in theory free, but in fact we have to pay a lot of things. A teacher recently told some (...)
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Tandale - group 1 In our women’s group at Tandale, we discovered that we were many parents faced with the problem of not having the birth certificate for one or more of our children. One (...)
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