You have legs? Use them
Published by Madeleine Scully
One of my favorite quotes is “the personal is political.” The statement was prominently used during second-wave feminism to center …
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Indifference or Desensitization?
Published by Juliana Mayer
Upon arriving to one of the hundreds of factories SACTWU represents, I was struck by how humble the workspace was. …
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Who is My Authentic Self?
Published by Ysanne Spence
I am astounded at the complexity of my interactions with each person I meet here. I feel as though every …
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Three Times the Charm
Published by Michaela Towfighi
During my junior year of high school, I boarded a plane to Johannesburg with 15 other kids in my Ecology …
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A Stranger with A Strong Opinion
Published by Madeleine Scully
This past weekend we joined our colleagues at Ndifuna Ukwazi (NU) for their annual work retreat. Eating breakfast 2 days …
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You’re Gay? That’s Okay!
Published by Andrew Zheng
I’ve seen my fair share of the world, good and bad. So I have grown to expect everything and anything. …
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A mental depository of incredible narratives, co-written by Bill Chafe and Zara Porter
Published by Zara Porter
Growing up in church, I had become accustomed to the cookie-cutter services without much variation. But this past Sunday, my …
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Week Two in Review
Published by Samuel Thomas
The prompt for this blog post is pretty vague: something that surprised you. Many things come to mind and I …
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On learning to believe in the power of protest
Published by Mabelle Zhang
Lately, I have been doubting the power of protests. I used to believe that civic engagement, peaceful demonstrations, and …
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Coming Down
Published by Kari Larsen
When the plane touched down in Cape Town, the city felt otherworldly. After a couple of weeks here, it feels …
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