"We are together" in Kiswahili (a major language of Kenya) is "Tuko Pamoja" -- and that's the title of an evening planned from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday (1 February) in the Harrison Center for the Arts, 1505 North Delaware Street, Indianapolis. Indianapolis has many connections with (especially) Eldoret, Indy's newest Sister City, including the Indiana University School of Medicine's collaborations with Moi University. There'll also be volun-tourists from Ambassadors for Children (who've just returned from Kenya), Indianapolis Rotarians, who are launching a clean water program in Eldoret, OMOJA (a project of Global Interfaith Partnership), and more. Come to learn and enjoy -- sample Kenyan food, listen to African stories and music, and talk to Hoosiers who've been there. For more information, contact John Clark or Gwyneth Sutherlin.
Monday, January 28, 2008
Indianapolis and Eldoret, "We Are Together"
"We are together" in Kiswahili (a major language of Kenya) is "Tuko Pamoja" -- and that's the title of an evening planned from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday (1 February) in the Harrison Center for the Arts, 1505 North Delaware Street, Indianapolis. Indianapolis has many connections with (especially) Eldoret, Indy's newest Sister City, including the Indiana University School of Medicine's collaborations with Moi University. There'll also be volun-tourists from Ambassadors for Children (who've just returned from Kenya), Indianapolis Rotarians, who are launching a clean water program in Eldoret, OMOJA (a project of Global Interfaith Partnership), and more. Come to learn and enjoy -- sample Kenyan food, listen to African stories and music, and talk to Hoosiers who've been there. For more information, contact John Clark or Gwyneth Sutherlin.
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