Dear Robert, My name is Misheck Mutuzana, i have been working with colleagues on the Copperbelt province in Zambia to give awareness to schools, community about open source software. I have done several workshops in open source software (Ubuntu version - Open office writer, open office calc, open office impress etc). I also particpated in the recent Software Freedom Day were we met with teachers from different schools. We distributed ubuntu software to schools on the coperbelt. Regards Misheck Mutuzana Coordinator SchoolNET Zambia - Mufulira Branch Copperbelt Region Copperbelt Coordinator - Global Teenager project (GTP) Member: OERtn, e-brain, CSZ, OSZ, Itrainer, Project Implementation Team -ENEDCO Email: mutuzana@yahoo.com,mutuzana@gmail.comSkype: misheckmutuzana +260 955-418926 /966-418926/977-418926 --- On Wed, 11/4/09, sfd-discuss-request@sf-day.org <sfd-discuss-request@sf-day.org> wrote:
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1. Fwd: You're invited to the annual meeting of Software Freedom International (Robert Schumann)
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Message: 1 Date: Tue, 3 Nov 2009 20:58:32 +0000 From: Robert Schumann <robert@softwarefreedomday.org> Subject: [SFD-discuss] Fwd: You're invited to the annual meeting of Software Freedom International To: SFD announcements <sfd-announce@sf-day.org>, Open discussions about SFD <sfd-discuss@sf-day.org> Message-ID: <d58237a20911031258h50cf3948j3470208fb18f8db8@mail.gmail.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
Hello SFDers,
It's just under 4 weeks to go until the SFI annual meeting - please do let us know if you'd like to join the meeting (1 December at 1200UTC).
Note that you only need to send information about yourself if you'd like to join the SFI board. If you would just like to participate in the meeting, all you need to do is email us at info@sf-day.org.
Also email us know if there's anything you'd like to have discussed at the meeting, or if you have some great ideas for SFD 2010!
Regards, Robert
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Robert Schumann <robert@softwarefreedomday.org> Date: 2009/9/5 Subject: You're invited to the annual meeting of Software Freedom International To: SFD announcements <sfd-announce@sf-day.org>
Hi all,
On Tuesday 1 December 2009 at 1200 UTC, Software Freedom International will be holding its annual "regular meeting" to review progress to date and elect the board for the following year.
All team leaders are invited to join in this meeting, which will take place via IRC (freenode.net channel #sfd-meeting). If you'd like to become more involved in SFD, or have some comments that you'd like to offer, then you may be interested to attend the meeting and influence the way that SFI works. We will also be looking for new members to join the board of SFD.
If you'd like to join us, please send me via email
- a short description (one sentence, if appropriate) of your involvement with SFD to date - if you'd like to join the board of SFI, please send a paragraph describing how you would contribute to the promotion of SFD
For reference, we are looking for people with some familiarity with open source software and digital rights, some interest in mobilising a global community of free software enthusiasts, and possibly contacts that might help with the production of schwag (T-shirts, CDs) or sponsorship. The main requirements are enthusiasm and vision!
This information must be sent to me before 17 November 2009, and further information about the meeting will be sent to those individuals who would like to participate. The meeting will be held publicly and all are welcome to attend, but only those who have contacted me will be eligible to contribute to the meeting. If you have any questions, feel free to direct these to me or info@sf-day.org.
In the meantime, good luck with your preparations and please do give some thought to contributing to the global organisation that goes into SFD!
Regards,
Robert President, Software Freedom International