This document discusses one woman's dream to educate and empower over 300 children in Nicaragua's poorest slums. It introduces several children who face challenges but continue pursuing their dreams of education, including Yesenia who lives in a shack, Alexander who works alone every day, and Josefina who teaches other students despite her family's hardship. While it may seem difficult to support so many dreams, the document argues that the children can learn from each other and work together towards a better future, so 300 dreams may not be too many for one woman to champion.

1. 300 Dreams

2. Are 300 Dreams too many for 1 Person?

3. I Can’t Decide..

4. which Dream to let go.

5. Yesenia’s Dream?

6. But she has Lived in this Shack all her Life

7. And Still hasn’t given up her Smile.

8. Alexander’s?

9. But he Works alone Everyday

10. And Still Shares Everything with Everyone.

11. Maybe, Joseline’s?

12. But She is the Best Computer Student

13. And Even teaches other students.

14. Surely not Jose’s?

15. His Single Mom works too Hard..

16. for His Education.

17. So which Dreams to Trample?

18. His Dream of Career?

19. Their Dreams of Education?

20. Their Dreams of Happiness?

21. Nah, it is too Difficult ..

22. to let go of any of my Dreams.

23. In fact I have Dreams within each Dream..

24. that each kid Learns from Another

25. And Moves towards a better Future Together.

26. So What do you Think?

27. Are 300 Dreams too Few for 1 Woman?

28. Kathy Adams dreams of educating and empowering more than 300 kids in the poorest slums of Nicaragua. You can see how she realizes each kid’s dreams at www.empowerment international.org Presentation by: Neha Singh Photos By: Kathy Adams and kids at EI www.empowermentinternational.org