Comments on: Mumbai movie-makers http://www.denison.edu/theden/2011/12/mumbai-movie-makers/ Denison University news, stories, & ideas Fri, 03 May 2013 15:05:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Dana Macy (class of 80) http://www.denison.edu/theden/2011/12/mumbai-movie-makers/comment-page-1/#comment-421 Dana Macy (class of 80) Fri, 16 Dec 2011 04:35:49 +0000 http://www.denison.edu/theden/?p=11473#comment-421 I am so proud of you two for doing such wonderful thoughtful things for women around the world. It does make a difference. I love Denison and was reading your story. As of right now, my husband, 3 kids (ages 16,14 and 13) and I are traveling around the world for a year. We have been to India and it is, as someone said to me today, "an assault on your senses" meaning it is extreme poverty, dirty, bright colors, people everywhere, smelly, beautiful in its cultures and overwhelming in many ways. We found a unique place in Uganda, Africa that you two should know about. I am happy to email you more information but its a little orphanage of 26 children run by an African woman in her late 20's named, Remi. She is amazing and when we return from our year of travel, I am going to concentrate on raising money for them. Many girls from Germany volunteer out of college to go there for a couple of months or longer to help with the children. Two of them are HIV positive and of course they are all the cutest, most b'ful children. My family and I are currently in Vietnam and heading East from here through Asia. I loved Denison and have been a part of DART (Denison Alumni Recruiting Team) since I graduated. Please email me back if you have time and continue doing all of the wonderful things you are doing. All the best, Dana (Nungesser Macy) I am so proud of you two for doing such wonderful thoughtful things for women around the world. It does make a difference. I love Denison and was reading your story. As of right now, my husband, 3 kids (ages 16,14 and 13) and I are traveling around the world for a year. We have been to India and it is, as someone said to me today, “an assault on your senses” meaning it is extreme poverty, dirty, bright colors, people everywhere, smelly, beautiful in its cultures and overwhelming in many ways.

We found a unique place in Uganda, Africa that you two should know about. I am happy to email you more information but its a little orphanage of 26 children run by an African woman in her late 20′s named, Remi. She is amazing and when we return from our year of travel, I am going to concentrate on raising money for them. Many girls from Germany volunteer out of college to go there for a couple of months or longer to help with the children. Two of them are HIV positive and of course they are all the cutest, most b’ful children.

My family and I are currently in Vietnam and heading East from here through Asia. I loved Denison and have been a part of DART (Denison Alumni Recruiting Team) since I graduated. Please email me back if you have time and continue doing all of the wonderful things you are doing.
All the best, Dana (Nungesser Macy)

]]> By: Jennifer Low http://www.denison.edu/theden/2011/12/mumbai-movie-makers/comment-page-1/#comment-406 Jennifer Low Mon, 12 Dec 2011 20:29:00 +0000 http://www.denison.edu/theden/?p=11473#comment-406 Cheers to these loving, brillant women! TheDEN definitely needs to keep up with what these two are up to. :) Cheers to these loving, brillant women! TheDEN definitely needs to keep up with what these two are up to. :)

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