Three Lessons I Have Learned From Rwandan Communities | Joel Olson | TEDxLangleyED

[@duygukoksal9900]

Mr. Olson is the vice principal at my son's school, and my son is so lucky to have such a wonderful teacher.

[@davidk9382]

Thank you Joel. As a Rwandan, nothing makes me happier than to hear of people going there and feeling what I've felt all my life: A sense of awareness to what makes life worth living. I am so excited to come back home and settle down after my studies abroad (in fact I studied a few years in Canada, lovely people, probably my favorite western country by a large margin, although I don't like playing favorites). I hope one day maybe we can meet and come up with more amazing solutions for this beautiful land and people. Education is number one and you have done God's work, and it is not thankless. I thank you with my deepest heart.

[@pasteurbyabeza]

so proud to be rwandan

[@realworlddramatv7113]

Thank God for Mr.Paul

[@Magajiada]

Wow! so proud of the Rwandan people

[@deionle9355]

love you all rwanda vietnamese american from california

[@cynthiamutete9167]

Thank you Joel. This is powerful...we should learn from Rwanda.

[@lucerto9252]

I agree

[@theogenekayiranga7440]

SO greatly put! Well done Joel. I have had a great privilege to work with you. You spoke very highly of Rwanda!

[@taeyongkim7636]

I'm proud to be one of your student of 2019/2020

[@emmanuelj2118]

This was good presentation . The true representation of agaciro based thinking . I wish all ambassadors to Africa , especially in Rwanda go in with this kind of understanding . Rwanda is very friendly and humane country that value it's dignity above .

[@whissama7645]

We literally need more people like you... In the world...

[@evaristemusonera4005]

I like this. Thanks Joel.

[@steveeriksen7351]

Well Done Joel!

[@pretzl5299]

Love you Joel

[@citrusblast4372]

Point number 3 is basically focus on your strengths, not your weaknesses

[@moniquemukarugwiza1460]

Wow, great job Joel.

[@penelopesinclair6819]

That's my teacher

[@mutamulizaclementine687]

Love u

[@realworlddramatv7113]

Hi hru🙏🏾Am really looking forward to move there and will love more info/ Suggestions bc am Canadian ❄️🇨🇦 Ghanaian 🇬🇭 I love the community work and the support or the leaders. Please am so depressed and now with COVID-19 😔🧐You understand❄️❄️😔😔😷😷am sick of this jail 9-5

[@c.mussoniii9257]

I don’t have idea the umuganda was new.....never is late to learn something new

[@Satish-ei5to]

Heard so much about astronomical transformation of Rwanda but not about the visionary who started this movement. Can someone enlighten about the brain behind this change.

[@citrusblast4372]

Europe whats your excuse? Rwanda is about the same size as belgium and yet they are so united, meanwhile almost every european country is divided to some extent. At least in america they have the excuse of being a huge country so a high level of cohesion is difficult to sustain, but countries like england worry about leaving the eu of fear of becoming weaker. Become like rwanda

[@adolfmudau9956]

Americans need to do umudugudu and umuganda

[@adolfmudau9956]

They must leave the names as they are so that they can remember easily

[@himbazachrista2467]

More* than 1 million

[@standupforgood7810]

The Ubuntu approach and not allowing any form of money would be a much better direction. You say "Health coverage" like its this magical place you can get to if you have something to offer in return, when in reality, in a sane society, Everyone deserves "Health coverage" no matter what. If everyone will come together for 4 hours a week, then imagine how hard they would work to help a full Access share community with all needs met at 0 financial cost.

[@maryshaffer8474]

Hutus and Tutsi no go

[@citrusblast4372]

Jews take notes