Good afternoon everyone...
The program for the Conference on Honduras 2004 has now been
finalized. We will have a total of 46 presentations over the course
of four days. The program can be seen at
http://www.projecthonduras.com/conference/program-
conference2004.htm. The following is an outline of the speakers and
the organizations they will be representing. More than half of the
organizations are either based in Honduras or have permanent presence
in the country.
For information about the conference, see
http://www.projecthonduras.com/conference. If you have any
questions, please let me know.
Thanks, Marco
PRESENTATION ON NETWORKING:
1. Jerry Thompson of Special Missions Foundation, Inc., Georgetown,
Texas
PRESENTATION ON SUSTAINABILITY:
2. Tony Stone of The Adelante Foundation, La Ceiba
PANEL ON HIV/AIDS:
3. Denise Main, MD of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Tiburon-
Belvedere, California
4. Valerie Nelson of Familias Saludables, Roatan
5. Barbra McCune, MD of Clinica Medica Episcopal, Jamaica Plane,
Massachusetts
6. Renata Lynn Dennis of Emory University's School of Medicine-
Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases and North Avenue
Presbyterian Church, Atlanta, Georgia
PANEL ON FOOD & NUTRITION
7. Katrina Engle of House of Hope, Puerto Lempira
8. José Yeovany Munguia of Fundación Cosecha Sostenible Honduras, San
Pedro Sula
9. Sonnie Samuelson of St. Timothy Lutheran Church, Bemus Point, New
York
10. Carmen Brooks of the Episcopal Diocese of Honduras, San Pedro Sula
PRESENTATION ON FUNDRAISING
11. Catherine Docter of the Copan Maya Foundation, Copan Ruins
PANEL ON EDUCATION
12. Ben Udy of Cofradia Bilingual School, Cofradia (Cortes)
13. Danilo Levi, PhD of Southeastern Louisiana University,
International Initiatives Office, Hammond, Louisiana
14. Carol Maria Penman of My Little Red House Bilingual School,
Ocotepeque
15. Encarni Escobar of Asociación Navarra Nuevo Futuro, Copan Ruins
16. Lindsay Hill of the Mayatan School, Copan Ruins
17. Kelly Wilkinson, Gonzalo Salinas and Annee Harzell of the BECA,
New York, New York
PANEL ON HEALTHCARE
18. Melissa Wafer, RN, MSN of Southeastern Louisiana University,
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
19. Elizabeth Madrid, MD of Clinica Médica Ruth Paz, San Pedro Sula
20. Benjamín Mena, MD of the Honduran Red Cross, San Pedro Sula
21. Lynn Tienken of This Gracious Work, El Progreso
22. Zeni Duarte, MD of From the Heart Foundation, Punta Gorda (Roatan)
23. Mauricio Arias of the Clinica Hector Manuel Bueso Arias de
MANCORSARIC
PANEL ON COMMUNITY BUILDING
24. Kim Walsh Stone of The Adelante Foundation, La Ceiba
25. Yadira de Cruz of GreenWod/MaderaVerde, La Ceiba
26. Peter Claesson of United Nations Volunteers, Tegucigalpa
27. Tom Brian, DDS of Send Hope, Allen, Texas
28. Linda Johanna Stern of PROMESA, Zamorano
29. Anashay Murphy and Ron Lopes of the Lisa Lopes Foundation, Stone
Mountain, Georgia
WORKSHOP ON SUSTAINABLE PROGRAMS (all day on Oct 23)
30. Kathy Tschiegg, RN of Central American Medical Outreach (CAMO),
Orrville, Ohio and Santa Rosa de Copan
PANEL ON ORPHANAGES & HOMES FOR CHILDREN
31. Eloise Vincent of SOFTLY International, Inc., Reston, Virginia
32. David Ashby of Helping Honduras Kids, La Ceiba
33. Rev. Richard Kunz and Lazaro Juarez of El Hogar Projects,
Tegucigalpa
34. Threasa Hysell, RN of Partners of Hope International, Lake City,
Florida
35. Ana Morris of The Hope Farm Foundation, West Palm Beach, Florida
PANEL ON YOUTH EMPOWERMENT
36. Graco Guerra Bonilla and Ernesto Galvez of Confraternidad
Carcelaria de Honduras, Tegucigalpa
37. Sandra Gomez, MPH, PhD of the Peace Corps, Honduras
38. George and Betty Mealer of Bless the Children/ProNiño, El Progreso
39. Michael Miller of The Micah Project, Tegucigalpa
COMMENTS ON GEO-TOURISM AND SOCIAL TOURISM
40. Thierry de Pierrefeu of the Ministry of Tourism, Honduras
PANEL ON MISSIONS
41. Gary Becks of Rescue Task Force, San Diego, California
42. Richard Becton of Casa de Servicio International, Cleveland,
Tenness
43. Jackie Makinson-Sanders of the Ruth Paz Foundation, Destrehan,
Louisi
44. Andrea Jobe of RSF-EARTHSPEAK, Scott's Valley, California
45. Gayle R. Milla of Project Healthy Children, Weston, Massachusetts
46. Ben White of Harvard Medical School and Harvard Medical
International, Boston, Massachusetts
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