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Alumni Newsletter I May 2016 Hellena Nambogwe (CH2 Uganda) pays ,c rward by sharing her U Dollar with a representive of the Jane Goodall fnscicuce Three Cheers r 3 P's Award Winners As we near the end of the program's first year, the Center would like to recognize alumni who have been caught in the act of perrming or implementing the 3P's (Perpetuate, Participate, and Philanthropy). These 3P's are critical to measuring how engaged alumni are with their alma mater and with each other. The 3P's also gauge the impact that alumni are having on communities as a result of their membership in the program. The llowing individuals are alumni who have gone above and beyond the simple completion of the program and seek to serve as passionate ambassadors of the Center by: Perpetuating volunteer opportunities; Participating in trainings and events to empower themselves and others; and contributing Philanthropy of time, resources, or services. • p Overall 3P's Performer: Nesia Mahenge (CH I -Tanzania) • p Perpetuate Performer: Nesia Mahenge (CH I -Tanzania) • p Participate Performer: Hellena Namboge (CH2 - Uganda) • p Philanthropy Performer: a tie between Gahimbare Vestine (CH I - Burundi) and Azza Nadir (CH2 - Sudan) The llowing country alumni engagement was calculated based upon a rmula of the number of alumni who had engaged in one or more of the 3P's divided by the total number of alumni from that particular country. That way, even countries with a lower number of alumni could compete with countries that have a high number of alumni. • First Place: Tanzania - 94% alumni engagement rate • Second Place: Burundi - 78% alumni engagement rate • Third Place: Uganda - 72% alumni engagement rate Nesia Mahenge (CH I nzania) Congratulations to the top performers, both individual and country. The U Regional Leadership Center East Africa commends and recognizes the immense time and effort invested by alumni who serve as ambassadors of the program! Aa Nadir (CH I - nzania) Every time an alumnus Participates, Perpetuates, or offers Philanthropy, s/he can submit the 3P's points for consideration by completing the form und here. Gahimbare Vescine (C - T zania) sponsored a newspaper ad in her native Burundi co encourage more of her fe/low citizens co apply to YAU RLC East Africa I � When paying it rward to a(n) individual/organization/cause using your U Dollar, - � 1 don't rget to take a photo and use #yalidollar when posting on Facebook! � -

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May 2016 issue of the quarterly issue Momentum, for alumni of the YALI Regional Leadership Center East Africa

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Alumni Newsletter I May 2016

Hellena Nambogwe (CH2 Uganda) pays ,c forward by sharing her YAU Dollar with a representative of the Jane Goodall fnscicuce

Three Cheers for 3 P's Award Winners As we near the end of the program's first year, the Center would like to recognize alumni who have been caught in the act of performing or implementing the 3P's (Perpetuate, Participate, and Philanthropy). These 3P's are critical to measuring how engaged alumni are with their alma mater and with each other. The 3P's also gauge the impact that alumni are having on communities as a result of their membership in the program.

The following individuals are alumni who have gone above and beyond the simple completion of the program and seek to serve as passionate ambassadors of the Center by: Perpetuating volunteer opportunities; Participating in trainings and events to empower themselves and others; and contributing Philanthropy of time, resources, or services.

Top Overall 3P's Performer: Nesia Mahenge (CH I - Tanzania) Top Perpetuate Performer: Nesia Mahenge (CH I - Tanzania) Top Participate Performer: Hellena Namboge (CH2 - Uganda) Top Philanthropy Performer: a tie between Gahimbare Vestine (CH I - Burundi)

and Azza Nadir (CH2 - Sudan)

The following country alumni engagement was calculated based upon a formula of the number of alumni who had engaged in one or more of the 3P's divided by the total number of alumni from that particular country. That way, even countries with a lower number of alumni could compete with countries that have a high number of alumni.

First Place: Tanzania - 94% alumni engagement rate Second Place: Burundi - 78% alumni engagement rate Third Place: Uganda - 72% alumni engagement rate

Nesia Mahenge (CH I Tanzania)

Congratulations to the top performers, both individual and country. The YAU Regional Leadership Center East Africa commends and recognizes the immense time and effort invested by alumni who serve as ambassadors of the program!

Azza Nadir (CH I - Tanzania)

Every time an alumnus Participates, Perpetuates, or offers Philanthropy, s/he can submit the 3P's points for consideration by completing the form found here.

Gahimbare Vescine (C - T zania) sponsored a newspaper ad in her native Burundi co encourage more of her fe/low citizens co apply to YAU RLC East Africa

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When paying it forward to a(n) individual/organization/cause using your YAU Dollar, -

1 don't forget to take a photo and use #yalidollar when posting on Facebook!

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