Muraho! Hello! I am living in Kigali, Rwanda where I am studying peace-building and reconcialiation in a post-conflict context. Join me as I meet new people and explore beautiful Rwanda!
Hello! My name is R'Mon Harvell and this semester I am submerging myself in Thai culture by studying subjects like Buddhism and daily communication (in Thai!) in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Join me!
This is my last article! Aside from wishing you all a fond goodbye, I've included some more questions and challenges for you to complete. Read on to see what they are!
Many know the Cadejo to be a legendary beast that visits people at night. This article will teach us about where the legend of the Cadejo comes from and how it has lived on in Salvadoran culture.
People live in various kinds of communities around the world. Here in Florianópolis, where it is very mountainous, many families must adapt and live as the environment allows them.
One of Brazil's biggest nationwide traditions during winter (which is summer back in the US) is called Festa Junina, or June Party. It is a happy, fun, and fair-like tradition for all Brazilians.
Can you imagine if there were a specific day when you had to apologize to your parents for the bad things you've done? Come learn about this interesting Muslim tradition!
Moti Dungri Temple is a well-known Hindu temple in Jaipur dedicated to Lord Ganesh. This week I visited the temple and learned about several of the traditions that take place there. Come take a look!
Families in Minas Gerais have a Sunday tradition I never encountered in São Paulo. Let's learn about the origins of frango caipira (frahn-goo kai-pee-rah), or "country-style chicken."
