Web Stats for Refugees SG
These are phenomenal visitor rates: without any publicity the site averages 60-70 daily (i.e. come through google search), and 60 [...]
These are phenomenal visitor rates: without any publicity the site averages 60-70 daily (i.e. come through google search), and 60 [...]
Refugees SG has its first exhibition in Temasek Junior College, after our efforts to set up the first exhibition. L-R: Jun Han, Dee, [...]
Down, but still a very powerful tool to spread a message I have an idea: using a documentary somebody has shot, create a 6 minute [...]
I get an email from Chala, who I met during my trip to the Chiangmai slums in 2007: Hi Daniel First of all I would like to say thankyou [...]
L-R: Rishik (TJC), Zhong Hao (IJC), me, Jun Han (RJC) First meeting for Refugees SG was good- it was also amazing to see how much [...]
Just spent 4 hours doing the Refugee SG website… Refugee SG Website (www.refugeeSG.wordpress.com) Refugee SG seems to be off [...]
30,000 refugees of the Mae La camp on the Thai-Burma border welcome the Thai King Managed to get the Refugees SG project underway, [...]
Test pictures from the new camera: still figuring out how to use many of the functions… Tables in my classroom My housing [...]
RJC Interact Club BOD 2006-2007 From L-R: Tan Yi Quan, Nanthini Pillay, Me, Ker Wanling, Desmond Chan, Ochi Harumi, Liao Xiangjun Today [...]
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