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“I realized that civic engagement is something that you can balance in your day-to-day life. I think people have the perception that if you’re going to be involved, you really need to commit, and give your life up, and move to another country…I don’t think it’s like that. It’s something that can be very local." Manvi Malhotra

Civic Engagement as a Way of Life

 Published by Sarah Rogers
DukeEngage is accepting applications for the Brodhead Service Program, a summer fellowship available to DukeEngage alumni who wish to design …
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Rachel Beza-Juarez: . “I felt that I had the support to really make it my own, and also, the professional guidance that might not be built into a community project is built into the fellowship…preparing you for the future, and making you reflect on what that future will look like, and how you can connect and fold your interests into that future.”

Learning Resilience through Service

 Published by Sarah Rogers
DukeEngage is accepting applications for the Brodhead Service Program, a summer fellowship available to DukeEngage alumni who wish to design …
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Who Are We On Paper? (Miami)

 Published by Kaylee Rodriguez
Could your life fit into a folder? Over the past few weeks, I have noticed that nearly every client walks …
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Nonprofits and Money (Miami)

 Published by Audrey Costley
  This week, I did a lot of reflecting on the relationship between non-profit organizations and money.   The organization …
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DukeEngage Durban, South Africa

 Published by Guillermo Zacarias Breuer
It feels surreal that two out of the eight weeks of the DukeEngage Durban project have already gone by. It …
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Education As a Tool (Bahamas)

 Published by Kaya Caouki
The third week of our program begun with a lecture from Professor Margo Blackwell discussing the SDG goal of education. …
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