Preparing for Voices
Published by Yoav Kargon
2018-07-17 Tomorrow night, my community partner OPAL Environmental Justice Oregon hosts the annual Voices of a People’s History, a fundraising …
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Week 5 – Bread and Roses
Published by Sheridan Wilbur
I’m at the point in my trip where I’m beginning to question what it means to truly, engage. Is engaging …
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The Fourth and Fifth of July
Published by Lily Koning
The Fourth of July In Cape Town, the fourth of July came and went without much fanfare or notice. We …
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Week 4 – Provider
Published by Sheridan Wilbur
Provider I am the misfit lock to your keyhole crafted meticulously, yet the ridges do not align I bear …
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The Importance of Advocacy
Published by Jessica Marlow
“You are all part of the top 10 percent. You do know that right?” An uncomfortable silence descends. We look …
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A Benediction of Discomfort
Published by Lily Koning
Last weekend, our group visited Peter Storey, a former bishop in the Methodist Church. We sat in a circle in …
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The Road to Legalizing Abortion in Argentina: A Green Bandana, and a Historic Vote
Published by Lexi Clifford
Last week a bill passed, 129 to 125, in the Argentinian congress to legalize abortion and is now being sent …
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Single Stories
Published by Lily Koning
On one of our last nights in Johannesburg, we made a startling discovery: it is exceedingly difficult to find ice …
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Appreciating Small Talk
Published by Anna Chulack
Cape Town is certainly a beautiful city. There is a quintessential tranquillity to the way that the mountains so seamlessly …
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Branching Out Portland: Week 6
Published by Elizabeth Allen
Dinner & Discussion | Nakisha Nathan, from the Sierra Club, talked to us about her path to becoming a community …
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