15 January 2007
 
Malawi Student Speaks at Brattleboro Library
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Ed. Note: Here is a notice of an interesting program Wednesday evening at the Brooks Memorial Library in Brattloeboro.  CCB
         

SIT STUDENT FROM MALAWI TO SPEAK AT BROOKS LIBRARY


  
         Shawo Mwakilama, a student at the School for International Training from Malawi, will speak on MALAWI: Political and Socio-economic Issues, on Wednesday, January 17, at 7 pm  in the library’s meeting room. Shawo’s   presentation will include a brief political history of Malawi, the HIV/AIDS epidemic, tourism, the education system, human rights, and poverty.

         Mwakilama is a human rights activist who has studied  'Prisoners' Rights in Malawi Since Independence (1964 to 2005). He has also performed

HIV/AIDS work in Malawi since 2003. In 2005 was selected by the US State Department to come to the USA to learn how the government, universities, NGOs and other stakeholders are addressing the issue of HIV/AIDS. 

         Shawo holds  a bachelor of Education (Humanities) from the University of Malawi, and has  human rights training at the University of Pretoria in South Africa. The event is co-sponsored by nsored     the Windham World Affairs Council of Vermont.

  More information contact   Brooks Memorial Library, www.brooks.lib.vt.us, 802-254-5290.

 

 

 

 

 

224 MAIN ST, Brattleboro, VT  05301

802-254-5290

WWW.BROOKS.LIB.VT.US

CONTACT:  JERRY CARBONE

January 14, 2007

           


SIT STUDENT FROM MALAWI TO SPEAK AT BROOKS LIBRARY


 

        

 

        Shawo Mwakilama, a student at SIT from Malawi, will speak on MALAWI: Political and Socio-economic Issues, on Wednesday, January 17, at 7 pm  in the library’s meeting room. Shawo’s   presentation will include a brief political history of Malawi, the HIV/AIDS epidemic, tourism, the education system, human rights, and poverty.

 

        Mwakilama is a human rights activist who has studied  'Prisoners' Rights in Malawi Since Independence (1964 to 2005). He has also performed

HIV/AIDS work in Malawi since 2003. In 2005 was selected by the US State Department to come to the USA to learn how the government, universities, NGOs and other stakeholders are addressing the issue of HIV/AIDS. 

 

        Shawo holds  a bachelor of Education (Humanities) from the University of Malawi, and has  human rights training at the University of Pretoria in South Africa. The event is co-sponsored by Windham World Affairs Council of Vermont.

 

 More information contact   Brooks Memorial Library, www.brooks.lib.vt.us, 802-254-5290.

 

 


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