Contribution Globale team
07/23/2010
Welcome
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About
   • Mission
   • Inspiration
   • Quotes
   • Team
 
The Project
   • Creating a Support Network
   • Fostering Financial Independence
   • Benefits
   • Timeline
 
Making RoseLeaf a Reality
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   • Web Demo
   • Get Involved
 
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The Project
Creating a Support Network
Last modification: 02/25 at 08:31
   
7 Posted by: Roberta, 03/07 21:33
This is an exciting idea. Am I correct in understanding your mission is to create a website to link women to resources especially those of SG? Could you include this in your welcome?

   
6 Posted by: Doog12, 03/04 06:37
I hope this takes off!

   
5 Posted by: goldie, 03/01 23:38
Call Oprah!!!!!!!!!!!!! Really! see if you can penetrate her people to tell her about this fantastic idea. Women are already doing making micro loans to other women. I belong to a woman's group that makes micro loans to women in Central America but the problem with that is that it seems like charity, rather than a business arrangement with the accompanying expectations of mutual respect and accountibility. Women need opportunities to succeed and the sense that their talents are valuable and worth investing in.

   
4 Posted by: Melissa, 03/01 21:31
I like the strong mentoring aspect of this project!

My first time through the site, I was confused about the difference between SG and RoseLeaf. I think I understand now that Roseleaf is the name of the online social network that you will create?

   
3 Posted by: barb, 03/01 13:40
I would not have succeeded, and eventually started and many years later sold my business, were it not for my female mentors.

   
2 Posted by: Jenn Halweil, 03/01 02:34
Gloria, great suggestion. We could definitely add a search feature for people on the website interested in finding babysitters. I also, could see a group forming to promote these kind of opportunities, recommend sitters, etc. We'll look to add that in our next round of demos.

   
1 Posted by: Gloria, 02/28 02:10
I would also like to see in your networking, a resource for the problems historically unique to women, such as dependable and affordable childcare,and caring for elderly parents. Perhaps part of the networking could be resources for addressing these issues. Too often women have to choose between family and a career. Helping to solve the most basic of problems further enpowers women to succeed.

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Thanks for your visit and your interest to our CITIZEN ACT.

Name: Contribution Globale
Team members: Jenn Halweil, Holly Hardison, Yusuf Simonson
Country: Etats-Unis
School: North Carolina State University
Coach: Julien LEVY
Theme: Social Solidarity

 See their school website

05/09 10:08 : William Ng
04/15 14:30 : Nancy
04/14 15:06 : Anthony
03/20 20:50 : Jill R.
03/18 19:22 : Debbi Collins
03/15 15:36 : Dan
03/13 03:35 : Ryan
03/13 03:32 : Ryan
03/13 01:53 : Megan
03/13 00:17 : Jessica

Latest Web Demo
Posted by: Yusuf Simonson
03/11 at 05:57
Check out our latest web demo (pt.4). It is a brief overview of our recommendation tools and group features, including forums, calendars, and group loan history to encourage pay it forward peer to peer lending initiatives, in person networking and collaboration.
NCSU Homepage
Posted by: Jenn Halweil
03/11 at 14:43
Check out the NCSU homepage for an amazing editorial about RoseLeaf and Citizen Act by Joseph Wright.

www.ncsu.edu

(The full editorial is available at: http://www.ncsu.edu/features/2010/03/going-global/)
New York! We'll return soon.
Posted by: Holly Hardison
03/05 at 02:30
We are off to New York to meet Nancy Jones who is Head of HR for Americas to discuss our project and women in the business world. We could not be more honored or excited. We will be back Sunday March 7 and will respond to your comments when we get home :)

     
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