“Everyone a Changemaker”, Ashoka and Google

5 Comments

1. Lisa on November 16, 2006 at 3:11

   I was inpsired by the ener­gy and com­mit­ment of every­one in the room at the Ashoka induc­tion cer­e­mo­ny at Google to find ways big and small to make a dif­fer­ence in the world. Every­one is a Change­mak­er is a moti­vat­ing con­cept that says that we are the change that we want to see in the world. We have the pow­er to make a dif­fer­ence. Thank you to all of the sharp, sharp, sharp brains that remind us that we have this pow­er and inspire us to take con­crete steps for­ward to improv­ing our world.

   
   
   
2. Alvaro on November 26, 2006 at 6:50

   Thanks Lisa for your com­ment. I could­n’t agree more, and will join you in thank­ing the thosands of social entre­pre­neurs world­wide who are cre­at­ing and show­ing such pos­i­tive paths.

   
   
   
3. Fabiola Escribano Angoa on November 29, 2006 at 11:14

   Dear Sir: Mr. Burr Heneman
   Alvaro Fernandez

   In answer to the request hers to know the orga­ni­za­tions the Indige­nous Net­work of Tourism of Mex­i­co “Red Indígena de Tur­is­mo de México A. C.”, him ship­ment a list where the name of the same one can be appre­ci­at­ed and place in which one is. 

   Rela­tion of orga­ni­za­tions who con­form the Indige­nous Net­work of Tourism of Mex­i­co. From the 17 of Sep­tem­ber of the 2006. 

   Appre­ci­at­ing all its atten­tions and wait­ing for a quick answer I make its avail­able for any doubt, receives a warm greeting. 

   Fabi­o­la Escrib­ano Angoa.
   Area of Commercialization

   
   
   
4. Fabiola Escribano Angoa on November 29, 2006 at 11:31

   Num­ber. Fed­er­a­tive Orga­ni­za­tion Munic­i­pal­i­ty Trade Name of microcompany
   1 Dis­tri­to Fed­er­al Xochim­il­co Umbral Axochiatl
   2 Dis­tri­to Fed­er­al Xochim­il­co Yoloxmichin
   3 Dis­tri­to Fed­er­al Tlahuac Union of Canoeists of Tláhuac
   4 Dis­tri­to Fed­er­al Mag­dale­na Con­tr­eras Eji­dal Park San Nicolás Totolapan
   5 Edo. De México Ocoyoa­cac Tourist Cen­ter of Ecol­o­gy val­ley of the nuns
   6 Esta­do de México Teoti­hua­can Hand­i­crafts of Obsid­i­ana of Tehoti­hua­can, Quetzal
   7 More­los Tepozt­lan Guide Ecol­o­gist Tlayecanqueh
   8 More­los Amat­lan Atekocolli
   9 Hidal­go Ixmiquil­pan Clev­er­ness Cen­ter and Devel­op­ment Sus­tain­able of mushrooms
   10 Hidal­go Ixmiquil­pan Indige­nous Orga­ni­za­tion Hñañhu
   11 Puebla Cuet­za­lan Maseualsihuamej
   12 Puebla Xochit­lan Teht-Tlan
   13 Puebla Cuet­za­lan Orga­ni­za­tion of Alter­na­tive Tourism of Cuetzalan
   14 Tlax­cala Españita Clev­er­ness Cen­ter Vicente Guerrero
   15 Oax­a­ca Jala­pa de Díaz Ser­vices of ecol­o­gy tourism Nijme
   16 Ver­acruz Catemaco Lake Apompal
   17 Ver­acruz Pajapan Manglar Rojo
   18 Ver­acruz Tatahu­ica­pan de Juárez Sea Turtle
   19 Guer­rero Xochist­lahua­ca Weav­ing Women Amuzgas
   20 Guer­rero Cac­ahuamil­pa Tourist Cen­ter of Ecol­o­gy Grot­tos of Cacahuamilpa
   21 Michoacán Uru­a­pan Tourist Cen­ter of Ecol­o­gy Tzararacua
   22 Michoacán San Juan Nue­vo Inte­gral Devel­op­ment of the Indige­nous Com­mu­ni­ty Nue­vo San Juan Parangaricutiro
   23 Quin­tana Roo Felipe Car­ril­lo Puer­to X‘yaat
   24 Quin­tana Roo Thio­su­co com­mu­ni­tar­i­an Museum
   25 Tabas­co Naca­ju­ca the Voice of the Moth­er Chontal
   26 Campeche Edz­na Ubel Maya
   27 Campeche Pich Iris of Pich
   28 Campeche Hopelchen Emil­iano Zap­a­ta II de los Chenes
   29 Campeche Xpu­jil Tourist Cen­ter Calakmul
   30 Chi­a­pas Ocosin­go Tsol K’in
   31 Chi­a­pas San Cristóbal de las Casas Tourist Cen­ter of Ecol­o­gy Tzeltal-Tzotzil S.C.L. (Chol Xumulja)
   32 Chi­a­pas San Cristóbal de las Casas Women Mayas of Jovel
   33 Chi­a­pas Fron­tera Coma­la­pa Wanin Maya
   34 Yucatán Temo­zon Una­jil-Ek Balam

   
   
   
5. Alvaro on July 17, 2007 at 7:49

   Thanks Fabi­o­la: I will pro­vide the intro­duc­tion as promised.