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| July 2010 |
This month' newsletter contains portraits of two more Sudanese women. Both are members of the Rumbek St. Monica's Women's Group with whom MBB recently started to cooperate. |
| June 2010 |
MBB announces a new partnership with the Mennonite Desk for Women's Programs in Rumbek and introduces a new staff member at the Santa Clara, CA office. |
| May 2010 |
Read about two Sudanese women who Sr Marilyn and her friends met on her recent trip. |
| April 2010 |
Sr. Marily and her team are in Sudan this month and use the opportunity to visit a local health clinic at Kuron. |
| March 2010 |
It seems that everybody preparing for something this month - Sudan for an election, the first one in a quarter century, Sr. Marilyn Lacey and fellow board member Shirley Tamoria, MD, for a trip to Sudan, and the rest of us here at MBB for a launch of the new web site. Let's hope all goes well! |
| February 2010 |
MBB's struggle to improve the lives of girls in South Sudan never stops. However, this month we also look to Haiti where a devastating earthquake has caused huge destruction. |
| January 2010 |
The highlight of this newsletter is a profile of two very courageous people - one a young woman and graduate of St. Bakhita, the other a retired Bishop and strong supporter of girl education.Don't miss it! |
| December 2009 |
MBB has recently established a formal partnership with New Scholars, Inc. Find out more about the organization and its co-founder, Samuel Garang Akau, in this edition, then read about the life of Stella Night, one of the young students at St Bakhita School. |
| November 2009 |
Read about two new programs MBB kicked off this month, one a Micro-Enterprise program with Sudanese women who are HIV positive or have AIDS, the other a teacher training program aimed at bolstering the professional skills of the faculty at St Bakhita. |
| October 2009 |
While the healthcare reform dominates the US news this months, we hear about current efforts to establish the most basic healthcare infrastructure in Sudan. |
