My Journey to Egypt

I visited Egypt and found a complex, diverse society governed by religious tradition and economic hardship. I visited holy relics and the Nile River, and was caught in a dust storm in the desert!

How Are We Getting There?

As a visitor in Costa Rica, every trip requires transportation and planning. However, as a student, my mode of travel is different than that of the locals.

Bis Bald, Not Goodbye

Though my time with you is ending, my journey in Germany continues. This experience has changed how I see the world, and I hope it inspires you to explore abroad, too!

National Park Adventures

This week, I returned to Manuel Antonio National Park determined to see lots of wildlife and learn more about the ecosystem of the Pacific Coast. 

Getting to Know Amargosa

This week I got to know Amargosa by walking around the city, visiting the farmers' market, trying new foods and saying "hello" to all of the animals that I saw!

Community Development through Archaeology

Supporting the Stobi archaeological site shows how investing in community assets builds capacity for larger impact. Even small acts of commitment and care can make a difference.

Learning Kiwi Slang in New Zealand

Learning New Zealand slang has been a fun way to adjust to life here! It has also shown me how language can change depending on where you are, even when everyone is speaking English.

¡Hasta pronto!

Hoy voy a responder a algunas de sus preguntas sobre Ecuador que están pendientes y terminar con una reflexión corta de mi tiempo como voluntaria de Cuerpo de Paz y cómo estoy pensando en el futuro.

Ramadan: A Month of Fasting and Community

Ramadan is a special month where Muslim people fast during the day and eat at night. It follows the moon and ends with a celebration called Eid al-Fitr.

Schools in Salamanca

Learn about the schools in Salamanca, as I share my experience meeting 6th graders and show what the schools in Salamanca are like.

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