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Comment by telecentre-europe on May 13, 2009 at 10:31am

There is a new contribution about the International Internet Day (17th May). Maybe some of you are interested in participating... Please check:
http://telecentreeurope.ning.com/group/telecentrestaff/forum/topics/17th-may-international

Comment by gunadasa rathnayaka on April 20, 2009 at 1:19pm

Hello all -
I am gunadasa rathnayaka from sri lanka.i am working in social foundation of uoniti and telecentre (srilanken call nenasala) in our villege' I am really intested in it.i am hope anthe time meet to the telecentre members face to face.thanks for all-
best wishes
gunadasara thnayka

Comment by Dean Mulozi on April 13, 2009 at 8:17pm

Hello all,
Suprise to join your community. I am Dean Mulozi, From Zambia, Africa. I am a former United Nations Volunteer in the Maldives. My background is of development and studied in Africa and US, Wisconsin, Madison. I am married. I am currently belonmg to a local NGO called ZAA-ICT and also helping to bring up a regional network of Telecenters in southern Africa. A mamoth task indeed. The network is called Southern Africa Telecenter Netwrok, SATNET in short.
I am intereted to intercat with the telecenters around the world so as to get more exprience on managing networks.

I trust that in this site I will get some support as I am getting it from telecenter.org.

Thanks for your great work!

Dean Mulozi
Lusaka, '
Zambia.

Comment by Manjula Krishantha wijayarangana on February 3, 2009 at 6:31am

My name is Manjula Krishantha and I work for an Nalanda Buddhist College in Sri Lanka. I am 28 years old.

Comment by Laia Fauró Gual on January 26, 2009 at 4:15pm

Hello everybody,

I already know some of you, but for those who I haven't met before, I am Laia, and I am working in Esplai Foundation, in Barcelona. My main task here is to be the Content Facilitator of this ning, and I am really interested in it.

I am really looking forward to get more and more involved and know deeply this network, and of course, I wish I have the chance of meeting you all soon, in a face to face meeting.

Well, let's keep in touch...
Best wishes!!!
Laia

Comment by David Banes on January 5, 2009 at 6:00pm

Nice to meet you all in Vienna - heres to a successful and productive 2009

Comment by Klara Nemeskeri on December 19, 2008 at 11:28pm

Hi Gabi, nice to meet you!
We followed your presentation in Wienna, great job!
So, Gabi and Laurentiu, as we are very close to each other, we probably meet some time in the near future.

Comment by Laurentiu Bunescu on October 30, 2008 at 10:48am

Hi Klara,

Haven't been in Budapest last year. :)

It's great to meet you too!

Laurentiu

Comment by Gabi Barna on October 30, 2008 at 10:40am

Hi all,

My name is Gabi Barna and I work for an NGo in Romania called EOS-Educating for an Open Society. I am 33 years old, two little kids and live in Timisoara (pretty close to the Hungarian border).

I have set up EOS nearly 10 years ago, and it has grown a lot since then. We now have 12 full time employees and 23 part time consultants. Our main focus is using ICt to enhance people's lives.

I got involved with Telecentre.Europe at the very beginning in June 2007 when many of us met in Barcelona. I joined the Steering Committee in September the same year. And continued through until Riga, when one of our colleagues in the Steering Committee had to step down because of his appointment in a high government position. So this is how I became the Co-Chair of Telecentre.Europe. I am now sharing this with ian Clifford from the UK.

Guys, I am really pleased to be here. I think it is a great place to quickly scan through who is who and what is going on.

Looking forward to many interesting discussions and cybermeetings.

Gabi

Comment by Laurentiu Bunescu on October 28, 2008 at 4:02pm

Lize and Klara,

Thank you for breaking the ice!

Following Klara’s story, here’s mine…

I am Laurentiu – Romanian.
I come from the heart of the Transylvanian Alps (Romanian Carpathians) well known for their wildness, but especially because of a legend called Dracula! Even if Dracula is not amongst us today (at least I hope not), the Romanian governments were scared to invest too much in my region called Jiu Valley. This is how it ended up having a series of social and economic problems and challenges.
In this context I got involved after finishing high school in the first local NGO started in our region (year of 2000). I have volunteered for 5 years in a lot of community development projects and learned a lot. Simultaneously, I’ve studied business marketing and management at the local university.
In 2005 I’ve started my own NGO, and met Gabi from Foundation EOS that was running a telecentre network. A telecentre was born and is alive since then, having a great impact in our community.
In 2008, after assisting Foundation EOS in developing and enlarging the telecentre network, I got involved in Telecentre Europe through an event organized in Riga, Latvia, where I met the most of you. That momentum had encouraged me to become more involved, and that happened in September. Now I am part of Telecentre Europe staff and I hope that my involvement would benefit both the network and its members.

Dear Telecentre Europe member-mates, we are expecting you at the meeting place to share your stories; coffee is free, and the atmosphere is really cool! ;)

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