Summer camp at Home!
Published by Hongyi Zhang
https://time.com/5803373/coronavirus-kids-at-home-activities/ Wow, I wish I had found this article prior to starting my summer camp. Published at the beginning of …
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My Final Blog Post: Looking Beyond DukeEngage
Published by Justine Cronk
Before looking past DukeEngage and reflecting on how this summer could shape my future, I want to spend some time …
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A different approach with the same end goal
Published by Victoria McReynolds
This past March, Kristalina Georgieva, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), gave a virtual speech to the …
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Making Temporary Action Long-Lasting
Published by Cidian Edwards
I began this week reflecting on whether or not my work this summer will be useful – something that was …
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Week 5 — Don’t Forget Our Voices
Published by Vanessa Tam
Online learning. Brings shivers down my spine. I have been working alongside EWH as they launched their virtual design …
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What do Rhinos and Chile Have in Common?
Published by Andre Hall
This week centered mainly around standardizing our data for the biological reserves database that we’ve been working on since Week …
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Addressing the Root Cause
Published by Cidian Edwards
This week, I met with the supervisor of the Substance Abuse and Recidivism Reduction program at the Criminal Justice Resource …
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The Multifaceted Movement
Published by Cidian Edwards
Is it possible to address two social issues in one movement? This question is extremely pertinent as the Black Lives …
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Week 3: What is Life Without Meaning?
Published by Vanessa Tam
In this day and age of Adam Smith’s capitalist economy, it is often difficult to find meaning and satisfaction with …
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Week 1 Reflection
Published by Emma Swill
As an ambitious eight-year-old I began fundraising for Project Morry, a youth development organization offering a summer camp experience and …
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