Re: [WDDM] Re: Something l came across on TMA

[Doug Everingham <dnevrghm(at)powerup.com.au>]

Antonio et al,

I opened an Empowerment web site but decided I cold not make any constructive suggestions

abot it without longer study.

Sorry, but I feel other topics more likely to find my attention useful so far.

–Doug 

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From:   rossin(at)tin.it

Subject: Re: [WDDM] Re: Something l came across on TMA

Date: 2 May 2009 6:03:42 PM

To:   wddm@world-wide-democracy.net

Reply-To:   wddm@world-wide-democracy.net

Dear Martin, and Doug

True - I am interested in education joung people (towards DD participation)

but by precise commitment is about how to educate parents to pay a greater

attention in education joung people starting from child's zero-to-three age.

Hence my Dial Ed approach is complementary to that of Brent Williams and

Dale Beaumont, about whom I read in the suggested link, for which I thank

you. Maybe Doug Everingham, who lives down there, could make the two complementary approaches match togheter: Hi Doug,

Best regards,

antonio

Annette and Martin ha scritto:

Antonio, you are interested in education young people, which is a great idea, l found this on Truth Movement Australia which you may find interesting.

It's called Empower U Program Tomorrow’s Youth

Below is from there website:

Hi, I'm Brent Williams, and during the last 6 years the co-founder of Tomorrow’s Youth, Dale Beaumont and I have worked with over *15,000 teenagers* in 4 countries. Together we developed the Empower U Program, which teaches young people how to take control of their lives and achieve a new sense of self-worth, direction and empowerment.

Dale and I have seen many young people transform their lives and go from living a "/one day at a time/" existence without purpose or inspiration, to discovering their inner strength, facing their own personal barriers and powering forward to achieve some really amazing goals…

They have also put an entire year 10 class through the program, and found that bullying decreased by 99% since the course and the students felt that the class was now closer because of the experience.

http://www.tomorrowsyouth.com.au

http://www.empoweru.net

Regards Martin

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