My current routine for my internship with Uganda Development and Health Associates has become pretty normal for me. Every Sunday, we organize a meeting with the entire team. During this meeting, we discuss what work needs to be done for the week and distribute roles to each team member. Depending on the timeframe and urgencyContinue reading “My routine”
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The Wonders of Morocco!
During my time in Morocco, I have been able to identify some challenges Moroccans face in their daily life and I was allowed to learn more in depth about these issues after an enriching conversation with Mohamed V University’s International Law and Relations professor, Dr. Taoufiq Gazoulit. Engaging in this pleasant conversation, Dr. Gazoulit explainedContinue reading “The Wonders of Morocco!”
My First Week Across the Globe: Welcome to Morocco!
Last week Sunday, I finally arrived in Rabat, Morocco! To come to Morocco, after a long time of planning, felt surreal. It was overwhelming at first, especially because this was my first-time solo traveling far from home and, unfortunately, my suitcase was delayed. However, a week has passed and I feel super comfortable! Morocco isContinue reading “My First Week Across the Globe: Welcome to Morocco!”
FDOC Prague
Almost a full week in Prague! We had our first day of classes on Monday – which was fun! The lively culture has been fun to experience this week regarding football matches and concerts. I know this place will feel like home in a few more weeks! My summer experience has shaped my concept ofContinue reading “FDOC Prague”
Community Amongst Fellow Volunteers
Through my time in volunteering for Second Harvest, my concept of community has shifted as I see how people are able to come together from all over to help in a single cause. Everyone can help out in their own way towards a common goal. Hundreds of people choose to spend hours sorting, packaging andContinue reading “Community Amongst Fellow Volunteers”
Strengthening Community Ties: The Role of Solidarity Among Entrepreneurs in Houston’s Third Ward
Solidarity among business owners and entrepreneurs in Houston’s Third Ward is clearly seen through the work of the Emancipation Economic Development Council (EEDC). The EEDC helps local businesses by organizing workshops and training sessions on essential skills and providing mentorship programs. They also offer financial assistance through microloans and grants, and they host community marketplacesContinue reading “Strengthening Community Ties: The Role of Solidarity Among Entrepreneurs in Houston’s Third Ward”
Week Five of Camp; What solidarity means in this community.
Hello everyone! I started my fifth week of camp today, meaning that I am in the second week of the second session of camp. I believe that in this community, solidarity is shown in a very unique way. Despite the fact that my coworkers and I all work at the same place and are fromContinue reading “Week Five of Camp; What solidarity means in this community.”
Embracing Community: My Journey in Houston’s Vibrant Third Ward
My cultural environment is vibrant and filled with life in the community. The Third Ward is a historical and culturally rich neighborhood, with its streets bustling with activity and the sounds of daily life. The community is tightly-knit and active, with people who are incredibly welcoming and always ready to lend a hand. Over theContinue reading “Embracing Community: My Journey in Houston’s Vibrant Third Ward”
Community in Cusco
Ever since arriving in Cusco, I have seen a lot of festivals. Many of those festivals I stumbled across on accident on the way back from my volunteering to my room! My two favorite festivals so far are the Corpus Christi and Inti Raymi festivals. Inti Raymi is an old tradition still celebrated by theContinue reading “Community in Cusco”
My Routine in Japan
My routine in Japan has been one that has taken me time to get use to and even currently I am trying to adjust the routine to fit my needs. In Japan, I am taking classes once a week on Wednesdays. Though I only have one day of class I still have to complete myContinue reading “My Routine in Japan”
