by Peter Jones | 4 Dec, 2022
Know Thy Friend: Aletia Dundas Aletia Dundas Peter Jones, Tasmania Regional Meeting Although Aletia has frequently been thought of as a birth right Friend, her parents only joined Wahroonga Meeting after hearing about Quakers on a radio programme when she was three...
by Fleur Bayley | 4 Sep, 2022
QSA Notes: Evaluations: Essential to understanding the real impact of our projects Fleur Bayley, QSA Project Manager, Cambodia Women participating in an evaluation focus group in Pursat, 2021. SOURCE: DWAP Evaluations are a crucial feature of QSA’s project...
by Fleur Bayley | 6 Mar, 2022
QSA Notes: Preserving traditional handicrafts, providing skills, work and incomes to poor women in rural Cambodia Fleur Bayley, Projects Manager Producers at the Centre’s production facility in Pursat (one of whom lives with a disability) hand-weave a grass mat using...
by Fleur Bayley | 5 Dec, 2021
QSA Notes: Partners deliver innovative activities to meet the specific needs of their local communities Fleur Bayley | QSA Project Manager Local organisations know what their local communities need and are best placed to provide services and support appropriate to the...
by Fleur Bayley and Ai Leen Quah | 4 Sep, 2021
QSA Notes: 12 months into the pandemic, how are Cambodians faring? Fleur Bayley and Ai Leen Quah | QSA Project Managers Last year, the COVID-19 crisis broke the downward global trend in extreme poverty set in motion since 1997. For the first time in over 20 years, we...
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