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3rd Mission to Ishinomaki Coordination Meeting

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published by Carlos Miranda Levy on Fri, 2011/06/17 - 5:48pm

The team coming to the June 24-26 mission to Ishinomaki is getting together to coordinate details, exchange information and needs and to discuss the action plan for the mission.

Lori Henderson, Kyoko Tanaka, Damian Penston, Luis Amadeo Hernandez-Situ and Masaharu Otsubo will be leading the meeting.

You are welcome to join us if you are interested in the mission or in learning more about Relief 2.0 and how to become involved in support the recovery of Tohoku through business recovery, dignity and self-sustainability.

Saturday, June 18, 2011 - 7:00am

Location

Tully's Coffee
Akasaka Station
Tokyo, Tokyo
Japan
See map: Google Maps

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