Archive for Category: "volunteer"
Integrating into an Ethiopian Community
By Nora Kreml on January 8, 2013I’ve spent the past 6 months living in the third world-traveling on buses that don’t meet first-world safety standards, drinking insane amounts of coffee, and making myself a home with minimal resources
Letter from Haiti
By Stefanie Rubin on January 4, 2013My mind is still reeling from everything we’ve seen during the past few days in Haiti. Clips of what we’ve experienced and the grantees we’ve visited keep bubbling to the forefront of my consciousness and lap over me in waves of emotion.
Clean-Obsessed in Tanzania
By Amanda Ottaway on December 26, 2012Where I come from, we’re used to conserving water. We endure droughts grudgingly and shorten our showers, stop watering our lawns and washing our cars.
Hold the Chai, Please
By Abigail Russo on December 6, 201211 months later and people still ask me, “You don’t take tea?” Sorry to disappoint, but no. I didn’t want it with my biscuits on my 14-year-old trip to London with my insistent grandparents and I don’t want it as a self-destructively sleep-deprived young adult.
Perfecting My “Bitch Face” in Egypt
By Jacquelyn Oesterblad on November 25, 2012When things get tough in other parts of the world, they have bread riots; in Egypt, we are having falafel riots. Not literally, of course.

