Toni Bazia and Ann B. Smith return to NMS to talk about their recent trip to Malawi and South Africa. What is true there is also true here: good, focused leadership is more productive than a scattershot approach.
You can find them at the brand new Greater Portland Immigrant Welcome Center on 24 Preble St., (on the third floor) or on the web at www.projectbazia.org. They continue to work toward access to education for children and equality for women in rural regions of Africa as well as supporting local immigrants in Maine. Their website will also direct you to Africans United of New England, an effort to bring like-minded people together to support immigrants in this region. Toni believes that "You see God through other people" and thus works tirelessly to serve others in need.
Music: Awesome Xylophone Quartet
You can find them at the brand new Greater Portland Immigrant Welcome Center on 24 Preble St., (on the third floor) or on the web at www.projectbazia.org. They continue to work toward access to education for children and equality for women in rural regions of Africa as well as supporting local immigrants in Maine. Their website will also direct you to Africans United of New England, an effort to bring like-minded people together to support immigrants in this region. Toni believes that "You see God through other people" and thus works tirelessly to serve others in need.
Music: Awesome Xylophone Quartet
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