Week 5 — Don’t Forget Our Voices
Published by Vanessa Tam
Online learning. Brings shivers down my spine. I have been working alongside EWH as they launched their virtual design …
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You Can Shred It, I Guess
Published by Samuel Bentlin
I mean it definitely makes sense It’s even obvious I would say That people need value and meaning To find …
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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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A Collection
Published by Rachel Beza-Juarez
Doing a DukeEngage independent project this summer was not something I anticipated or truthfully was entirely prepared for. However, as …
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Week 3: What is Life Without Meaning?
Published by Vanessa Tam
In this day and age of Adam Smith’s capitalist economy, it is often difficult to find meaning and satisfaction with …
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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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Just the Beginning!
Published by Cidian Edwards
Criminal justice reform is something that I have become very passionate about since my time attending Duke University. However, my …
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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, …
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DukeEngage Online – Week 1
Published by Vanessa Tam
It’s funny that after three months of living this new remote quarantine lifestyle, the idea of things going back to …
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Week 1 with WomenNC
Published by Caroline Avery
Of the many things I was looking forward to about DukeEngage Cape Town, I was excited to have my first …
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