Myrthe Oostenbach vertrok via Travel Active voor vijf maanden naar Ghana om zich in te zetten voor Stichting Meet Kate. Een inspirerend filmpje voor iedereen die graag vrijwilligerswerk wil gaan doen! Meer info over vrijwilligerswerk in Ghana: www.travelactive.nl Over Meet Kate: www.meetkate.nl Productie filmpje: www.confusedbutterfly.nl
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Footage taken from all over Ghana during Summer 2011, from Cape Coast, to Nzulezu.
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I decided to put together some clips of my experience in Ghana
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A visit to the Birim River diamond diggings, Akwatia, Ghana, with a stop at a village called Children Should Think, the rough diamond buying offices intown, then a school
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My trip to the Volta Region of Ghana in the summer of 2007. I traveled with an organization called Cross Cultural Solutions. We worked to teach students, from 1st to 5th grade, at Eugemont Orphanage. We also traveled 9 hours to a city called Kumasi which has the largest market in all of West Africa. We went hiking, fed monkeys, tested children for HIV/AIDs, hosted "AIDs Talks" around town, and so so so much more. It was one of the most enriching and enlightening experiences of my life. Many more videos to come. This video only contains about 400 pictures out of 2000 that I took. But its a good summary.
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This is the hub of Osu in Accra, Ghana. There are few fast food restaurants here and a little bit of modern development. This is the hub for tourists. You can see the Papaye restaurant in this video which is considered a landmark in Accra.
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Click for Megan's Volunteer Story and Photo Gallery: www.uvolunteer.org Meghan volunteered in Ghana's Mole National Park and an office assistant. Megan was a great volunteer and left us with this summary of her trip. visit www.uvolunteer.org if you would like to have a similar experience. Visit Ghana www.uvolunteer.org
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My Uncle Kwesi's new house in Kumasi, Ghana West Africa. We were getting ready to travel to Wenchi, for my grandpa's funeral. May he rest in peace. This house is very comfortable; hot & cold water, Wii Fi, big parking space, security, Ayo!! u gotta see it for yourself. I was speechless
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Just an everyday street scene of life in the Osu district of Accra, Ghana
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Not really a vacation, more like an intense and awesome experience.
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Preview of Travelbud's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Learn more about these videos: www.travelpod.com
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Our promotional video features LOTS of cool drumming and dancing from Ghana. Travel to Ghana with Cultureshock Tours www.cultureshocktours.com
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A video trailer with information regarding the TWO upcoming opportunities to participate in the 2009 2010 School Year ASD International Service Trip that is bound for Ghana, West Africa. Check it out: First opportunity is during the Eid Al-Adha Break (second Eid 2009)
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"Outbound Africa: Richard Harvey on the Road" takes viewers on a journey to the remote reaches of Ghana, a country on the frontline of climate change. Louisa Bojesen is on the ground with Richard Harvey, a former power player in London who stepped down as CEO of global insurance giant Aviva. He left the City to travel around Africa's most challenged regions. Louisa spends a week with him and goes beyond the environmental devastation -- beyond the human poverty -- to explore the business potential in this final frontier of emerging markets. Richard Harvey was the long-standing CEO of AVIVA, one of the UK's largest FTSE companies, until July 2007. He was responsible for the strategic development of the group -- the world's fifth largest insurer and the biggest in the UK -- and his notable achievements include the successful merger of Norwich Union and CGU in May 2000 to create Aviva. Richard oversaw the acquisition of RAC in 2005, helped to implement the acquisition of AmerUs which expanded Aviva's US presence four-fold, and started Aviva's work in China and India. His positions held include: Chair of the Association of British Insurers (ABI); member of the CBI's Governing Council and the CBI President's Committee; member of the European Financial Services Roundtable; and member of the Geneva Association. In 2007, Richard made headlines when he surprised the corporate world and announced his early retirement at the age of 57. Richard traded his chauffeur-driven Lexus and ...
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This is Ghana's International Airport yet it was very small and basic. The plane parked on the tarmac and we had to walk to the airport terminal. This is my first pedestrian view of Ghana.
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Travel, work and volunteer in Africa g-lishfoundation.org 2005-2011, with international volunteer organizations and non-profits in Ghana, West Africa. We hope this helps volunteers in Africa get a sense of experiences they might have when they come to volunteer in Africa. You can read more about our work in Ghana at the link above. Photographs by Godwin Yidana and Gayle Pescud.
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Diaspora Travels, www.diaspora-travels.com http presents Experience Ghana. Come and experience the faces, places. Come and relax along the salt spray beaches. Come. Join our members list for FREE E-mail newletters at: diasporatravels.netne.net
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In the summer of 2011, five students from the Princeton Engineers Without Borders Ghana team traveled to Ashaiman, Ghana, to finish the construction of a community library. This trip was the culmination of a three-year project to provide the area with improved education and digital resources. The finished structure is now fully operational and open to the public. The library features electric lighting and fans, 37 netbooks and a charging station, and more than 7000 labeled and catalogued books. The EWB Princeton students were in Ashaiman for two months in 2011. This video chronicles their experiences with construction, community outreach, cultural immersion, and personal growth. Over the course of their time in Ghana, the members of the EWB team were involved in hands-on construction tasks, oversight activities, educational sessions with students and teachers, and forays into Ghana's culture, history, and natural beauty. The travel team members were Buse Aktas '14, Jeremy Blair '13, Cole Freeman '14, Elizabeth O'Grady '13, and Akhil Reddy '13. Funders for the EWB Ghana library initiative include the Class of 1978 Fund, the Fred Fox '39 Fund, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, the Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education, the Norman D. Kurtz '58 Fund, the Princeton Environmental Institute, the Princeton Grand Challenges Initiative, the Woodrow Wilson School for Public Policy, the Thornton Tomasetti Grant Foundation, and the School of ...
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Sam took me to a nice restaurant with a relaxing atmosphere. It turns out the first food I ate I really liked. It's called Ampesi. Boiled y am with a spinach and greens curry covering baked fish. Delicious!
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This place was so amazing. I've never seen anything like it in my life so I just had to put it on video. The police saw me taking video and hassled me. Luckily I was with a Ghanaian friend who took care of the situation.
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