Japan, has been one that I have been able to immerse myself in. Being in Japan for 6 weeks has helped me immerse myself in food, transportation, and etiquette. In Japan, it is necessary to always say “thank you” for the things that are being done for you. Furthermore, Japanese transportation culture is very uniqueContinue reading “Culture Experience in Tokyo, Japan”
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Community Engagement in Addressing Issues
While interning for Uganda Development and Health Associates, my team of fellow interns and I have learned more about the communal issues within the populations we are working with. The major stressor impacting such communities is the lack of sexual and reproductive health services and education. Although social determinants of health differ depending on differentContinue reading “Community Engagement in Addressing Issues”
Community!
In Kathmandu life is centered around religion, Hinduism, and Buddhism. There are temples on every street, as well as religious sights scattered throughout the city. Solidarity looks like support and over kindness. This past week was Teacher’s Day, a day where schools celebrate their educators. As I am a teaching mothers English, they told meContinue reading “Community!”
Solidarity in Argentinian Issues
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”
Routine?
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?”
my community in reflection…
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…”
Eastern European Era Comes to an End!
Mirupafshim, pozdrav, sbohem! My summer experience with FSUIP has been nothing short of exciting and life-changing! Although I am sad to see the summer end, I look forward to returning home to my friends & family. The 12 weeks I have spent in Eastern Europe have taught me many professional and personal lessons for whichContinue reading “Eastern European Era Comes to an End!”
Recapping my Experience
As I wrap up my summer project, I’m reflecting on an experience that has been both transformative and eye-opening. Immersing myself in the local agrarian traditions of Italy has provided invaluable insights into the cultural and practical aspects of farming. Working closely with local farmers and participating in their daily routines has broadened my understandingContinue reading “Recapping my Experience”
Daily Rounds in Rabat!
Ever since I started college, I have slowly become the type of person to stay in. I love staying home in a peaceful environment, enjoying my favorite weekend activities. However, being in Morocco has created a conflict between the desire of staying home or the need to go and explore. Luckily, I have made goodContinue reading “Daily Rounds in Rabat!”
Moroccan Culture
The culture of Morocco is extremely beautiful, and I love the way in which Moroccans are heavily attached to it. Moroccans are really welcoming and kind people. I have been able to learn a lot of their mannerisms, principles, social culture, and religion. Their music is amazing and is a combination of different genres. TheyContinue reading “Moroccan Culture”
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