María Teresa Esponda (Mayte)
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May 15
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Letter from the Field – Steven Shyaka

The following is a letter sent to Stace by Steven Shyaka (Rwandan Strongest Oak since 2010), in anticipation of Stace’s visit to Rwanda in November 2011. English translations of Kinyarwanda words are given in [square brackets]. Some deletions were made for the sake of brevity and some edits made for the sake of clarity – the sentiments remain unchanged.Amakuru [how are you] Stace?You can’t imagine how enthusiastic I am to meet a man who brought a light to my life and career. ... You did a big…See More
Mar 29
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Zingere begins her internship (February 2012)

Congolese Strongest Oak Zingire Namegabe has begun the exciting next step toward her ultimate goal of launching her own business: an internship in advertising and sales at a bottled water manufacturer and distributor called Mugote (in Bukavu).Zingire will gain valuable, practical business experience, building sales and marketing skills. This opportunity not…See More
Feb 23
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María Teresa Esponda (Mayte) posted blog posts
Jan 11
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The Strongest Oak Foundation

 The Strongest Oak Foundation was a grateful winner of the Collaborate for Good contest (read the entry “Virtual Mentorship for Traumatized Youth in Africa”). We use  Blackboard Collaborate for our meetings as well as to collaborate with our “Strongest Oaks” (clients) in Africa. Two of our executive (Stace and Dan) are currently visiting Africa, witnessing the fruits of our labors first-hand, and documenting their…See More
Nov 17, 2011
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Virtual Mentorship for Traumatized Youth in Africa

If it takes a village to raise a child, it takes a “global village” to help support severely disadvantaged and traumatized youth in Africa.  What better way to expose them to a world of new ideas and possibilities than to connect them in live, collaborative relationships with international mentors and supporters from abroad, using Blackboard Collaborate. The Strongest Oak Foundation (TSO) is an international,  non-profit organization dedicated to helping extraordinary youth (aged 15 to 29) from…See More
Aug 10, 2011
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Jul 27, 2011
Rushton Hurley left a comment for María Teresa Esponda (Mayte)
"Hi Maria, Good to be in touch, and I invite you to contact me via rh(at)nextvista.org so we can share ideas on projects that would help both our organizations. Keep making great things happen with TSO!"
Jul 26, 2011
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"That will be great! Our Strongest Oaks had incredible challenges in the past. They could overcome many difficults and now they are working not only for themselves but to help other people to succeed. We are in touch now Mayte  "
Jul 26, 2011
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Rushton Hurley commented on María Teresa Esponda (Mayte)'s blog post Virtual Mentorship for Traumatized Youth in Africa
"Wonderful project and organization! Perhaps we can find a way to work together to share the stories as well - my nonprofit (nextvista.org) houses a free, online video library by and for teachers and students everywhere. We could find ways to share…"
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Profile Information

Job / Title / Position
Director, Training Services and Live Events
Organization
The Strongest Oak
Twitter / Skype / Other Messaging Contact
@mayte1595, Skype: mayte2012
How Long I Have Used Elluminate / Wimba / Bb Collaborate
10 years
More About Me
I am one of The Strongest Oak co-founder. I work as a volunteer to train our Strongest Oaks to use IT. I love group work and online groups are a challenge for me.
More about me: http://www.visualcv.com/hxrjk21

María Teresa Esponda (Mayte)'s Blog

Oaks Helping Oaks

Posted on May 15, 2012 at 8:44am 0 Comments

(March 2012)

Further to our last update about Espoir moving to Uganda, Pastor Samuel and theKulika team assisted Espoir in getting settled in his new country and at…

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Charles Mugabe in the News!

Posted on May 15, 2012 at 8:43am 0 Comments


Check out this Huffington Post article written by Simon Adams (Executive Director of the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect in New York) in which he recalls his meeting with Charles and their discussion about the Rwandan genocide.

Letter from the Field – Steven Shyaka

Posted on March 29, 2012 at 12:16pm 0 Comments

The following is a letter sent to Stace by Steven Shyaka (Rwandan Strongest Oak since 2010), in anticipation of Stace’s visit to Rwanda in November 2011. English translations of Kinyarwanda words are given in [square brackets]. Some deletions were made for the sake of brevity and some edits made for the sake of clarity – the sentiments remain unchanged.



Amakuru [how are you] Stace?



You can’t imagine how enthusiastic I am to meet a man who brought a light to…

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Zingere begins her internship (February 2012)

Posted on February 23, 2012 at 4:41pm 0 Comments

Congolese Strongest Oak Zingire Namegabe has begun the exciting next step toward her ultimate goal of launching her own business: an internship in advertising and sales at a bottled water manufacturer and distributor called Mugote (in Bukavu).

Zingire will gain valuable, practical business experience, building sales and…

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At 7:35pm on July 26, 2011, Rushton Hurley said…

Hi Maria,

Good to be in touch, and I invite you to contact me via rh(at)nextvista.org so we can share ideas on projects that would help both our organizations.

Keep making great things happen with TSO!

 
 
 

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