No True Safe Haven
Published by Brandon Lopez
For this week I was researching the difficulties that Haitians are facing within other South American countries. It is very …
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Support and Resiliency Go Hand in Hand
Published by Cidian Edwards
No one would question that an individual can be resilient – but the question of how an individual becomes resilient …
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Consistency is Key!
Published by Andre Hall
As we near the end of our DukeEngage experience, I’m left thinking about the future. How uncertain times are right …
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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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A Second (and Third, and Fourth) Go-Through
Published by Andre Hall
It’s hard to believe that we are already halfway through our 2020 summer project: Week 4! It feels like just …
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Work is More Than Just a Paycheck
Published by Victoria McReynolds
If you were to ask someone why they work, they might have a variety of answers. Some may say they …
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First Week Experiences with DukeEngage Durban
Published by Rishi Meswani
The first week was an exciting process of familiarizing myself with the organization and its programs and collecting my thoughts …
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Unity through Common Hardships
Published by Andre Hall
Greetings from Chile Miami! If I had been told 3 months ago that I’d be working on my group DukeEngage …
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GoodBye NOLA
Published by Nefer Batsuli
Due to unexpected flooding and Hurricane Barry threatening a repeat of the Katrina catastrophe, Duke Engage NOLA was DisEngaged much …
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Confidence in Kauai
Published by Dana Adcock
These are albatrosses. Throughout the summer, several have been spotted outside of our house. I have observed that these …
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