Why We’re Heading to South Africa Tomorrow #SocialGoodMomsJoburg

#SocialGoodMomsJoBurg

Building global connections both online and offline is the cornerstone of Mom Bloggers for Social Good. Tomorrow I, along with Social Good Mom and Global Team of 200 member Elizabeth Atalay (@elizabethatalay, Documama), will travel to Johannesburg to meet Social Good Moms partners as well as meet fellow Social Good Moms who live in South Africa. It’s going to be a great week, full of discoveries, education, and information and we’ll be sharing all along the way! We will start our meetings and site visits on Tuesday. We hope you follow our journey.

Follow all of our coverage with the #socialgoodmomsjoburg hashtag.

– Jennifer James, Founder, Mom Bloggers for Social Good


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6 responses to “Why We’re Heading to South Africa Tomorrow #SocialGoodMomsJoburg”


  1. Can’t wait to follow you along!


    1. Thanks, Nicole!


  2. Safe travels, Jennifer, and let me know what I can write about on this end of the world!

    You are amazing.


    1. Thank you, Cathy! I will definitely let you know.


  3. We are in Cape Town And have sent you info about our project Music Life Hope and would really like to meet up with you. Please contact me music1life1hope@gmail.com


  4. Safe travels, ladies! Will be following along. 🙂

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