Mid-Program Reflections
Published by Megan Wong
Our time in Zhuhai is halfway over. I’ve been in China for four weeks now, and in four weeks from …
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Miami in Amerikkka
Published by Sanjidah Ahmed
When I was eight-years-old, my dad decided that we were all going to speak English and only English in the …
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Bring Me The Law
Published by Fiona Xin, Jose San Martin, Jason Brovich
Everyone’s wheels touched down sometime on Friday last week, but we spent the night raiding the grocery section of a …
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On Inclusion and Arts Education
Published by Sara Yuen
As a Navy brat, I grew up with the old adage: Choose your battles, or you will loose them all. …
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Time is Flying
Published by PamelaSurran
Frustration is the best word to describe this past week. For the fifth time since January, I fell ill. In …
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A Lonely Place
Published by NadiaFord
Bad moods are my worst enemy. If my life were a movie, which I am pretty convinced it is at …
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What’s in a name?
Published by Sara Yuen
(I think Juliet, was trying to say that names shouldn’t really matter, but I think Shakespeare and I would agree …
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I Am American
Published by IreneKoc
I am American. At least that’s what I try to say when kids and adults ask me “what are you? …
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A Second Summer in DC – A Whole New Experience
Published by Catalina Villegas
The second time you see something, the sense of novelty has worn off. It can be easy to accept your …
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Measuring Impact
Published by Maggie Xing
(This blog is from the Summer of 2016.) It’s been a while since my last post! Three more camps have …
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