The Language We Use
Published by Kristiana Gambuti
As an English major, I have always been fascinated with words. With the weight they carry. With the influence they …
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The Privilege and Responsibility of Activism
Published by Sujeiry Jimenez
This summer I have been working with Mariposas Sin Fronteras, an educational non-profit organization that supports people in immigration detention …
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Hoping Against the Statistics
Published by Aidan Workman
Only 1% of victims are ever rescued. I was told this statistic on the first day at A21 this summer, …
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North Korea and Soybeans
Published by Brandon Bui
It has been quite the week for the DukeEngagers in South Korea. One word that I would use to describe …
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Hungary’s War on Human Rights
Published by Dillon Leovic
“The police grabbed the first man they saw. They grabbed him and started beating him with their batons. There was …
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Am I Really Helping?
Published by Lenae Ryan
Every day, we walk into the black building with bright red windows at 33 Church Street. We say hi to …
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Freedom to Run
Published by Nima Mohammadi
I love to run. It gives me the chance to collect myself and my thoughts over the events of the …
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Ain’t No Rest For The Wicked
Published by Jair Oballe
These past two weekends in Tucson have felt like a month. Right from day one, we hit the ground running. …
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Ningún Ser Humano Es Ilegal
Published by Olivia Morales
I’ve recently been, reevaluating all I’ve ever known in my 19 years of existence on this planet. The people I’ve …
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Two Sides: Immigrants’ Past, Presence and Future
Published by Esther Wang
I started my DukeEngage journey on a hot summer day in Tucson, Arizona. As a person who spends one third …
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