» Kakenya’s Big Day2: Land, Classrooms, and teachers

Luna Liu (Vital Voices in Kenya): Luna obtained her BA from School of Law, Tsinghua University in Beijing. She continued her legal studies at the University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, where she also interned in the Xinhua News Agency, the Phoenix TV Station, and the Omnicom International PR Company. During college, she volunteered for an international education program in Turkey and worked as an art dealer in 798 Modern Art Center in Beijing. At the time of her fellowship, Luna was studying for a Masters degree at the University of Maryland specializing in International Development. She also interns as a Research Assistant at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.

31 Aug

7th, Aug: The local councilor of Transmara was helping Kakenya draft the application letter for land registration.

The local councilor of Transmara was helping Kakenya negotiate with the member of parliament and officers of education department about increasing school teachers.

Kakenya, with the local councilor(left) and one of the board members of Kakenya Center for Excellence(right), were bargaining with a construction company in Kisii for classroom construction materials.

We felt terribly exhausted after doing all these things in one day , but what did we achieve for the girls in school? See the vblog: Kakenya’s Big Day2:

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoVdxXBh04M

Posted By Luna Liu

Posted Aug 31st, 2009

Kakenya’s Big Day2: Land, Classrooms, and teachers

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