Systematic Failures: What Can an Intern Do?
Published by James Zheng
Hello, world! My name’s James, and I am part of the (virtual) DukeEngage program in Washington D.C. I’m currently working …
Read more
Paraguay’s Initial COVID-19 Response: Relatively Successful? Yes. Flawless? No.
Published by Austin Connors
For this week’s DukeEngage reflection, we were asked to discuss an article that questions a common narrative related to our …
Read more
Orienting Towards the Unknown: Post-Pandemic Paraguay (PPP)
Published by Austin Connors
COVID-19 is an unforeseen humanitarian crisis. It affects livelihoods of people across the socioeconomic spectrum by compromising established systems: economic, …
Read more
Innovations and Repercussions
Published by Ketty Bai
“I belong to a new underclass, no longer determined by social status or the color of your skin. We now …
Read more
Playing the Long Game: The Slow Pace of Nonprofit Work
Published by Rebecca Torrence
I’ve always been a highly motivated person. I like to get things done, and I like to get them done …
Read more
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 …
Read more
Cutting-Edge Science Meets Policy in Gaithersburg, MD
Published by Kyle Harvey, kph18@duke.edu
DukeEngage in D.C. has been a unique experience so far. With most everyone in the cohort interning at a different …
Read more
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 …
Read more
Working at Sonke
Published by Akahne Philpot
(This blog is from the Summer of 2016.) For the past several weeks I have been working at Sonke Gender …
Read more
Up Close and Very Personal
Published by Emma Rose
(This blog is the Summer of 2016.) When I accepted my internship with the Council for Children’s Rights back in …
Read more