We receive
feedback on our blog series, this is what has kept us going for the last 5
years of blogging, and we are often in search for original pieces and new
thresholds to think about and reflect upon the work we do in our organization. Just
for the last two years, we had the “Unsung Heroes,” we had “Learning across the
Continents” and for this entry we have decided to launch a new series we have
decided to call “From the Logbook: Employees of DSH Tell their Story." We
are a small organization and each one of us often wears multiple hats and do
overlapping tasks to plan an event, to organize a program, to file documents,
to meet visitors, or to search for funding. Through the last ten years, we have
had many employees come and then leave for other opportunities, but there is a
core that has stayed, witnessed and fashioned the many transitions within the
organization. As the ED I’ve asked them
to write a piece based from the logbook of their working lives within Dar Si
Hmad. The object being to connect our readers to what goes behind the scene and
to hear the experiences and voices of the members of this team that create,
make and sustain the magic.
Jamila
Bargach, Executive Director
Dar Si Hmad
No comments:
Post a Comment