I have mentioned Aid Workers' Net before, but now they up-dated their homepage, all full of good advice and inspiration for people in the international NGO, humanitarian or aid sector. Additionally they link to my blog - and many others. Click here.
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Monday, 25 September 2006
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Hi there Pernille - Thanks for the lovely words, and I do hope that we can live up to your expectations of us!
We've done a lot to make the information on our site more accessible, and the positive response has been really uplifting.
We're always looking for people from all parts of the sector - North and South, HQ and field, senior and just starting out - to help out in improving the resources we have. Do get in touch if you (or your readers) are interested in developing an Advice Page, contributing or commenting on an article for our email bulletin, or helping facilitate our discussion forum.
Posted by: Tom Longley | Tuesday, 26 September 2006 at 06:42 PM