Category Archives: agricultural education

Changing Times in Protecting Our Planet

by Sister Claudine Dumbi, SNDdeN

Sr. Claudine teaches the farmers in the Democratic Republic of Congo principles of sustainable farming.
Sr. Claudine teaches the farmers in the Democratic Republic of Congo principles of sustainable farming.

Sr. Claudine works in the “fields” of food security and sustainability. Prior to the March 18, 2015 release of Pope Francis’ Laudato Si’, she wrote: “Many persons together can effect global change. The responsibility for protecting our planet belongs to all of us.” Today the Sisters call each other to … Learn more 

Shovels Become Educational Tools

… TEACHING SUSTAINABILITY

Tilling and Planting ProcessThe Farm Project is another way for IMEC (International Medical Equipment Collaborative) to share resources for sustainability and to collaborate in an educational project in partnership with the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur. For our schools in Peru, the project will allow for effective teaching and accessibility to resources needed to tend the earth. Sr. Marleny and the staff in the Tambogrande region are planning to extend this learning and make equipment accessible to the students’ families. IMEC is shipping 40 Farm Suites to Peru in this first phase of the Farming Program. Expanding involvement in our partnership with IMEC enables SNDs to bring about growth for more people in this rural area. We are able also to envision new possibilities for our sisters and brothers who live in poverty in other cultures and countries around our fragmented world. Shovels Become Educational Tools

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Fourth Week of Lent

 

New Challenges for SNDs in Peru

NewChallengeforSNDsinPERU-3The Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur in the Peru/Nicaragua Province have accepted a new challenge. They have a new mission in the rural area of Tambogrande, north of Lima, Peru. The Sisters are now administering a network of schools, with a central office in Malingas. Sr. Marleny, SNDdeN is the Director of the Rural Network Programme “Fe y Alegria” No. 48. She is administrator for 31 schools in 15 villages. She works with 100 teachers and a team of 10 people who assist her in accompanying the teachers. There are 2,147 pupils at initial, primary, secondary and adult levels. Learn more…  NewChallengeforSNDsinPERU

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Fourth Week of Lent features a new video: “Hoes and Hope in Tambogrande, Peru”
Find more information about the Sisters of Notre Dame’s Educational Networks at NotreDameOnLine.org