Anyways, I wrote a post about my thoughts for change with the hope that it might get featured somewhere as promised by Mai that all our thoughts have the possibility to get published in an Malaysian news paper. Have you submitted your thoughts for change yet? If you can’t make it to the newspaper, it doesn’t means that there is no sense in voicing our the change that you want to have because it’s never too late, to change.

Anyways, I’ll keep you from now on updated about SEAChange through this blog, and yep, that’s a promise!

This is the first time that I have updated this website, this blog dedicated for the YES 2009 – Philippine Campaign which aims to keep you on track and updated about the things we’re doing for this South East Asian Change Program.

It’s been a bit silent around here for a while because other issues came up, like the typhoons that released their havoc in Luzon a week ago. But here we are back on track.

We’ve received emails from the YES 2009 center with letter formats that we could use to post on forums and or other blogs or circulate through emails. We’ll be using them anytime soon in the means of having them circulated in electronic mail or through letters that will be sent to selected schools here in Davao City, but before we head to the details of what we’ll be doing in other schools, I’d like to inform you that we are still in the early communication stages with certain Student Leaders of a few Universities here in Davao to ask their help in our mission to get this SEAChange circulated well among the students.

I’ll keep you updated once something new pops up.