“I’m Sorry,” and All That Paperwork Can’t Say
Published by Sarah Konrad
For her oral story about her experience working with the Refugee Rights Unit at the University of Cape Town …
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“One of the Hardest Things I’ve Ever Had to Do”: Working with Refugees in Cape Town
Published by Malachy Sullivan
DukeEngage Cape Town works with organizations providing assistance to migrants, refugees and asylum-seekers in Cape Town, South Africa. This reflection …
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A new theory of change
Published by Hyonjun Yun
As Duke students, we often think in the grandeur. We wish to create systemic change. We wish to create groundbreaking …
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Life Trapped in a Folder: Part II
Published by Kay Maldonado
Introduction: Rory Smith and Kay Maldonado From the moment we walked into Catholic Charities Legal Services, we could tell there …
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Life Trapped in a Folder: Part I
Published by Rory Smith
Introduction: Rory Smith and Kay Maldonado From the moment we walked into Catholic Charities Legal Services, we could tell there …
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What We Owe to One Another: Collective Responsibility in Cape Town
Published by Brinda Raghavendra
Back in February of this year, we were in the interview stage of our DukeEngage journeys. Here, our professor posed …
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Contextualizing South Africa’s Complex Society
Published by Rifah Nanjiba
This past week (Jun 21), I have been working on accumulating resources for the launch of a new sexual and …
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Immersing Myself in South African Culture
Published by Rifah Nanjiba
Throughout the past few weeks, I have been focused on my internship placement with Fugee Assist where I am compiling …
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A Fire Burning Brighter Than Ever
Published by Brandon Lopez
Now that we are approaching the end of the program, I have started to think more about what I am …
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The Power Behind a Passport (Miami)
Published by Kaylee Rodriguez
This week I applied for a visa to study abroad in Spain. I compiled my application, passport, letters from Duke, …
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