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Be sure to check out this article in the Huffington Post for more details about the work we've been up to here in Tanzania.

One final note: Remember voting for Ideablob. Your vote made it possible for this school to be connected to the web for the very first time. For that, and for everything you've been doing to create Epic Change, I am incredibly grateful ;)

Asante sana, sana.

Photos courtesy of Melissa & AJ Leon of theLacProject..

Posted: October 21st, 2009 under The Foundry.
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[...] night, one of the ‘TwitterKids of Tanzania’ (see #TwitterKids or @ShepherdsJr for related tweets) sent me a message on Twitter. That made my [...]
http://www.mikekujawski.ca Mike Kujawski

This is a brilliant initiative. I will be pointing this out to the folks over at the International Development Research Agency here in Canada when I present to them in a few weeks (re: social media engagement).
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http://jessicagottlieb.com Jessica Gottlieb

For anyone lucky enough to get in on the beta for twitter lists, I’ve assembled a list of the kids here:

http://twitter.com/JessicaGottlieb/twitterkids-tanzania#list

I know you think that the kids are the ones learning, but you’re wrong. This project has opened my eyes in ways I’d never expected.

Thank you. Because really this is a gift.
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http://www.pernille.typepad.com/louderthanswahili Pernille

Hi, I have come across Epic Change before – and I am curious to hear more. I am in fact going to Moivaro Village around November 6 via my work.
Let me know more…

Pernille
http://www.epicchange.org Administrator

Jessica,

Thank you SO much for spreading the word about my friends! For me, this is the true value of twitter, to amplify voices so seldom heard – these kids, i assure you, have something to say ;) And we all need to hear – because you’re right, they have so much to teach us.

Thanks too for the list – now if I were only among the lucky few!!

Stacey
http://www.epicchange.org Administrator

Pernille,

You simply must visit while you’re in town! Jot me an email at stacey@epicchange.org and I’ll send you Mama Lucy’s (the school founder’s) email and cell phone number.

Thanks!
Stacey
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Thanks Stacey, I’ll write an email. Thanx! Pernille
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I love this story! Bravo to you Stacey for being the spark that enabled this all to happen. You are so inspiring! : )
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Hi Stacey. I have to say: I absolutely LOVE the idea of these kids having access to Twitter, knowing that their voices will finally be heard! It’s great. I’d love to write a little article about it on my Social Media blog, is that okay with you?
http://www.epicchange.org Administrator

absolutely! we’d love to have you share them with your audience – you can find the full twitter list at http://www.twitter.com/EpicChange/twitterkids .

thanks so much!
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So great to see something like this on Twitter. Keep up the great work spreading the word! Our NGO the Life Education Foundation is looking at something like it too :)
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Some of the kids are not tweeting much … ;P
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Perfect project, we should do more and all act as a change.
http://www.kaywalten.com Kay Walten

Please let me know about opportunities to be more involved with your projects in TZ. I am involved in some efforts in Kahama but love the Arusha area as well. Asante sana
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Interesting, this can make a change!

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