Greetings Nabuur Storytellers!

It's been quite a long while since you've heard from us, but I'm hoping you haven't lost your passion for writing a good story. Over the last week, I've heard from several local representatives (and a few facilitators) about things going on in their community - there's quite a few great stories waiting to be told! If any of you is interested in following up on one (or more) of these leads, please let me know.

Dear everyone,

The storytelling group has gone extremely quiet lately, so here's a friendly check-in to invite you to log back in to our thread. There are stories that await a storywriter, and we also have lots of stories waiting to be dug up, so if you can spare some time, please leave us a message in the discussion thread and we'll get back to you.

Also, if you're not interested in participating as a storywriter any longer, kindly let me know and we'll update your status in the group.

Thanks, everyone ~ looking forward to get the stories out there again!

Best,
Romina

Hi everyone,

There are two stories waiting to be told and we're hoping a couple of our talented storywriters will snap these up. :-)

1. Wakitaka

Esther, facilitator for Wakitaka, gives an overview of the situation in Wakitaka: "We have started with the project "1 goat per child". This week, 10 goats were purchased and 10 orphans/very poor children received their goats.

There are photos of it in our gallery on http://www.nabuur.com/village/kisozi and on our website http://www.hopealiveuganda.org

Dear storytellers,

A few story leads have been posted in the storytelling group - see what's available, and sign up for one of the stories. We'll put you in contact with the key players, and help you get started.

http://www.nabuur.com/en/group/storytelling/project/task/find-out-all-ab...

Are you in the process of writing a story?