Posts in Immigration/Refugees from 2019

The 2019 DukeEngage-South Korea cohort has decided to maintain their blog on an external site. Here’s the link to that …

Finally, we have finished our first week in Seoul, South Korea.   All of us can agree that the flights …

On Tuesday we arrived at the Unification Education Institute, and were ready to stay for three days to learn about …

I sighed as I flipped the two hundredth page onto the scanning glass. Two hours into scanning documents and only …

At Scalabrini, one of the first things we learned in orientation was about the mission of the organization. By working …

You know those walls with clocks from all over the world? I’ve always thought we needed one in my house. …

When I first got to Miami eight weeks ago, I had many goals. I wanted to see if I was …

For me the Fourth of July is all five senses: the taste of ice cream and Coca-Cola, the smell of …

The ease of day-to-day communication is something that I take advantage of; at home and on campus, I speak the …

In my first blog, I touched on how I’ve been pushed out of my comfort zone on this trip, the …