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From Paul Israel chair person Mzumbe Secondary School Morogoro, Tanzania

As one of the creative figures of gse in morogoro being as the chair person of gse branch at our school Mzumbe Secondary i do my best to thank every gse spirited member for being together on serving our VISION OF LEADERSHIP. I call every heart on this ” lets not look to the past where our parents have shown their deeds! its all shame and meaningless! They have filled The WORLD with every kind of Violence, There’s NO PEACE IN THE WORLD! world leaders stay around the tables cheating each other bcoz their Hearts are full of selfishness! this is Meaningless! No Truth! No Justice! Who is able to make straight the way of the WORLD? WHO LEADS THE WORLD?……lets put aside the past coz its meaningless to hold on it! What our fellow beings did has brought GREAT VIOLENCE…if not well taken GREAT DESTRUCTION is on the way! IF WE WILL NOT CHANGE NOTHING WILL BE CHANGED FOR CHANGES WILL BE BROUGHT BY THE CHANGED ONES!”

Argentineans arrive in Sonoma County!

“Argentinian students-Mauricio, Veronica, Florencia, Noelia and me have finally arrived to Sebastopol after a long flight. We were all very anxious of meeting our hosts families, and our GSE friends. Everything is far more better and beautiful than what we had expected. Now that we have all settled in we are very happy, more relaxed and ready to start working in the community.”  - Virginia

Godfrey and Deogratius have also arrived from Morogoro Tanzania. It is wonderful to have everybody here in the same place, and we look forward to the progress we will be making over the course of the next weeks.

January, Student Visit, and GSE growth

Hello everyone, This is Lucas- making a post from Bangkok Thailand. I’m out here visiting some relatives and I’ll be back in California on Christmas eve. I’ve heard from Yasha that things are going well back in Sonoma County. We presented to the West County School board recently and I heard we were recieved warmly. We will be making presentations at Analy, Windsor and El Molino starting in February to invite more people to participate in our program. More people = a greater positive impact on the communities where we are working. With more travelers we can do larger projects, and with more local participants (this goes for Tanzania, Peru, and Argentina as well) more people will hear of our efforts, and we can expand our network. Through our goals of improving our communities, and building relationships with other communities, we can continue to build a positive organization and establish “grassroots international relations”. We can represent ourselves, and our values through working with our international partners.

Please feel free to use this blog as a means to communicate your thoughts, suggestions, observations, and ideas related to GSE! This way, participants all over the world will understand the progress and path of each branch of GSE, and we can inspire eachother to continue our work!

I wish you all happy peaceful holidays

Lucas Oshun

From Mr. Godfrey Deogratius (Director GSE Morogoro)

Hi guys I feel so proud of you for the step that we have taken until now. Frankly speaking the founders of this organization has done a lot and they are still doing good things.

It is my hope that we will make our organization to grow and grow and grow until it is known everywhere in the world.

Thanks my dear students

Godfrey Deogratius from Sokoine University of Agriculture Tanzania

Welcome to the GSE Blog.

This is the first post of the GSE blog. This blog will be a means for people in all GSE locations to communicate with each other, and inform each other about our progress week to week.

Please post some information about any new developments with GSE in your community, and or questions and comments for your fellow studetns internationally.