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Via Joitske , Nancy White , and Britt Bravo , I read about The African MentoringProject , run by Ore Somolu from Nigeria and who I know from the Global s projects. I saw this while I was busy mentoring for the Young Caucasus Women Blogging Project. So, I immediately emailed Ore to volunteer as a mentor.
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