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Both the American political and economic climate get a lot of attention from my American family and friends. Truth be told, even my friends, family, and strangers talk a lot about the political and economic news of America. Although news of the hegemon’s political and economic climate should objectively remain highly prioritized news, “less breaking”Continue reading “global news and my thoughts”

Like anyone else, I would say this was an amazing experience that expanded my worldview. In recent weeks I’ve learned so much about Argentinian history, life, and culture. Without having moved here for a month I would’ve never had such an enriching cultural experience. I have had the opportunity to be joyfully immersed in theContinue reading “My Overall Project and Experience”

The spaces I inhabit here are fairly similar to those that I inhabited at the beginning of my trip. Regarding my internship, I take regular trips to the office, the homeless shelter, and Campo de la Ribera; although, the times that I go vary daily. The spaces in my personal life have changed a littleContinue reading “my daily spaces”

I feel conflicted about whether or not I feel as if I have joined a new community. To some degree, I feel that I am profoundly educated on Argentinian culture and problems, facts that grant me admission to the community. Furthermore, being more educated than anyone else I know in my day-to-day American life, causesContinue reading “A New Community?”

I think that perfect solidarity is almost impossible to find in any community, with any issue. Nonetheless, in reflection on my three projects, I will rank the solidarity of the issues I work with from greatest to least.  I find the most solidarity has to do with the protection of children’s identity, security, and privacyContinue reading “Solidarity in Argentinian Issues”

My current work routine is a little irregular due to my three projects that require me to be at three different locations.  Every morning, I usually work on my technology and identity project. Sometimes I go into the Projects Abroad office, a 15-minute walk from my house, but otherwise, I usually stay at home andContinue reading “Routine?”

There are undoubtedly structural inequalities exacerbated by social conditions in Argentina. In my observation, there are two primary imbalances having to with the economic and political climate.  The economic climate in Argentina has had a long history of instability that has continued into the current presidency. The inflation rate has increased exponentially, suppressing the alreadyContinue reading “my community in reflection…”