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Where’s the Poop?

Posted by: eileenlambert on: November 20, 2008

Yesterday was World Toilet Day. I’m sure Hallmark has a card but this is one holiday they didn’t create. In America, we might acquaint the recognition of this day by remembering a filthy bathroom or thinking of the time you had to share with dorm mates in college. But in India, no funds, no space, [...]

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Two Days Away from Authentic Indian Food

Posted by: eileenlambert on: November 13, 2008

Photo by Nancy Haws.

Tomorrow I begin the 24 hour flight to India, starting in Kolkata with others from Water For People. We’ll travel to Sagar Island to see water projects and the real impact the organization and its supporters have on the communities. Can’t wait! Then next Thursday I’ll go t see an arsenic [...]

Water Crisis: Lack Of Proper Sanitation Choking World (VIDEO)

Posted by: eileenlambert on: September 11, 2008

A video about Water For People was posted on the Huffington Post yesterday. It talks about the impact that the lack of sanitation has on developing countries. Girls literally drop out of school due to lack of privacy. Couple that with the disease and death caused by poor sanitation facilities, and you can imagine how [...]

I just answered a question on LinkedIn that would be good for the blog as well. Should an organization be on 5 social media sites or 35?
I would prioritize. Choose 3-5 to really focus on and create a following on those sites. Then take time once a week to look at other sites you’ve placed your [...]

Water Is Life – New Video by Water For People

Posted by: eileenlambert on: August 13, 2008

I recently had the privilege of leading the project to create a new video for Water For People, an international non-profit organization which works to bring safe drinking water and sanitation facilities to those in developing countries. It’s currently posted on the Water For People – Facebook Page as well as YouTube. Check it out to learn [...]


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