Posts from 2016

My whole life, my parents and teachers taught me that the only way to know the truth, the only way …

This weekend we had the opportunity to visit Shatila, another refugee camp in southern Beirut. It’s known partly because of …

During the eight weeks we’ve spent in Lebanon, we’ve only begun to witness the state of limbo that Palestinians experience …

Every day at Amantaní really is an adventure. Last Tuesday was especially interesting because Lupe had a meeting so the …

One of my concerns when I started the DukeEngage program was that I would be just another one out of …

*NOTE: Some of this material may be disturbing to read. Additionally, the names of all the mothers and children have …

Of all the questions I thought I’d ask, “That’s a tortilla?” was definitely not one. Growing up in California, I …

Over the past forty-eight hours, I have consumed more tea than I ever knew existed. There’s té de coca (coca …

Duke Engage Academy made me think a lot about cross-cultural interaction and helped me realize the potential applications of what …

I am thinking about where I was before this experience, where I have “gone” with it over time, and the …