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Jeanette: Empowering Women through Sewing
We follow the story of Jeanette, whose business, Zenzeleni Zenzeleni, is growing and thriving thanks to the assistance of Womens Platform. The Women’s Platform at Scalabrini seeks to empower women and share valuable skills whether it’s personal development skills, business savviness or vocational training.
Posted in August 2018 in Success Stories
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Scalabrini releases new documentary on the future of South Africa’s refugees
Scalabrini has released a new documentary which explores the history and future for South Africa's refugees. You can view the documentary here.
Posted in April 2018 in News
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Willem Wapenaar: Advocacy Volunteer
"Professionally, Scalabrini has taught me that I can work hard and have fun at the same time and that good work comes with a heart for the job. By meeting people from all over Africa on a daily basis, I have grown and found out so much more about the world than I knew before. "
Posted in August 2018 in Volunteer Bios
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Ruda Herselman: Advocacy Volunteer
"I am from Johannesburg, South Africa, and I have just finished my undergraduate in Law. A friend referred me to Scalabrini. I was looking for a job and they asked me to think about Human Rights Law and Advocacy. I came to a Women’s Platform event and I loved it."
Posted in August 2018 in Volunteer Bios
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Leensa Ghenetti: Communications and Women’s Platform Volunteer
"I come from the Netherlands and Ethiopia but have spent the majority of my life living in New York. Coming from a mixed background, I have always been interested in issues relating to integration and multiculturalism. I’m currently pursuing a degree in political science at Reed College in Portland, Oregon. "
Posted in August 2018 in Volunteer Bios
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Kethlyn Gayatiri: Employment Access Volunteer
"As strange as it may sound, I wound picking Africa as my destination for my Summer break, on a random day in Law School. I simply spun the globe and planted my finger on it, and before I knew it, I was on a plane to South Africa. To psych myself up for the trip, I began searching for NGOs to work with, and I felt like Scalabrini was a perfect fit for me. "
Posted in August 2018 in Volunteer Bios
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Lucy Arnold: Communications Volunteer
Home for me is the rainy but beautiful region of Seattle in the American Pacific Northwest, where I love hiking and trail running whenever I can. I am currently an undergraduate at Stanford University in California, where I am studying interdisciplinary environmental science and human rights.
Posted in August 2018 in News
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