Statistics of “Freedom”
Published by Ji-Ho Park
Another week in San Francisco meant another suite of events and activities happening around the city. This past weekend was …
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Marching with the Bus
Published by Sherry Huang
(This blog is from the Summer of 2016.) My first three weeks in Seattle have been filled with many exciting …
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First Week at Solid Ground
Published by Mirko Tancredi
My first week at Solid Ground’s Lettuce Link program has come to an end. It feels like I have done …
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OneAmerica
Published by Emily Nagler
For past 7 weeks at OA (OneAmerica), every day I have been more and more impressed by the breadth of …
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Rhetoric of Oppression
Published by Sam Furlong
The worst thing you can tell someone is that they can’t. That they can’t get a job; that they can’t …
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Organizing Community Development
Published by Coco Sheng
Three weeks’ experience at Solid Ground has brought me into the complex world of non-governmental organizations. This organization, in particular, …
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Oil and Water
Published by Yan Sun
“to keep safe all things under the sky, that we are connected with all things through our traditions and ways, …
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Cross-cultural Interactions
Published by katerodgers
Duke Engage Academy made me think a lot about cross-cultural interaction and helped me realize the potential applications of what …
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Peruvian Tea Party
Published by Riya Dange
Over the past forty-eight hours, I have consumed more tea than I ever knew existed. There’s té de coca (coca …
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It’s the Little Things
Published by Gianna Giordano
Every day at Amantaní really is an adventure. Last Tuesday was especially interesting because Lupe had a meeting so the …
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