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"Women come into their own"

I am in my office today, after travelling yesterday with, in alphabetical order, Barbara, Dorian, Isabelle, , Isabelle, Hala, and Yolanda. It is like I come from a place which is very far from here.When we took the train in Nunsplet all of us was without ticket..normally I can guess we are very clever about it, but…See More

Mar 10, 2011

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Silvia Gollini Daum is now a member of ALIA Institute

Mar 10, 2011

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Organization: Nexus

Role: Director

Please share something about yourself, your work, and what draws you to the ALIA community.: I am italian, leaving in France with my husband and two daughters. I am consultant on diversity and inclusion strategy and management. I am engaged also in a transition town project for my town, Fontainebleau, in which I carry on the food part (diffusing organic low CO impact for food in the community, create interest and do action for the transition). I have attended the "Women coming into their own" seminar in ALIA this year and I have discovered and experienced the beauty of the exchanges and of conversation in ALIA community...I want to stay connected and contribute in this...

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"Women come into their own"

I am in my office today, after travelling yesterday with, in alphabetical order, Barbara, Dorian, Isabelle, , Isabelle, Hala, and Yolanda. It is like I come from a place which is very far from here.

When we took the train in Nunsplet all of us was without ticket..normally…

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Posted on March 10, 2011 at 10:00am

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At 9:35am on March 10, 2011, Susan Szpakowski said…: Silvia, where it says "Quick add" choose "blog post" and what you write will show up on the main page, for everyone to see, as well as on your page.

At 6:13am on March 10, 2011, Susan Szpakowski said…: Welcome Silvia!

Perhaps you can write something about your experience of the women's workshop for this community. Many people are wondering what's going on here at Mennorode and those of us still here don't seem to have the time to write!

It's also interesting that you are involved in a Transition Town project.