Role of Allies
Published by Jessie Petrow-Cohen
“Just this past month while taking AP exams at my high school I was filling out the student information section …
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Pa’delante Forward
Published by Garrett Post
I just got here, and it’s already time to leave. I don’t know how I can go when there’s so …
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Determining Best Interests
Published by Louden Richason
“I want to go back to Afghanistan, and I want to be a doctor there, but a doctor that people …
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Direct Provision Today: Asking Tough Questions
Published by Shobana Subramanian
Breaks are mandatory in Ireland. For every hour, you need (are required to have) a five-minute break, plus lunch and …
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Religious Imposition and Religious Freedom
Published by Sara Evall
On a picture perfect Irish day (around 55°F, light rain, grey skies, cold winds), some of us took a trip …
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Navigation and Amman
Published by Julia
On my first day of trying to get to the Royal Botanic Garden administrative office (where I am working this …
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On the Issue of Foreign Aid
Published by Aateeb
Despite a slight Ramadan lull (to be expected when the air is suddenly clean of tobacco haze), work began to …
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Looking Inward
Published by Ben
Our discussion last Saturday began with each of us opening up about our worries, hopes, and expectations for the trip. …
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Settling In
Published by Michael Sutton
I am officially one week into my civic engagement program, but adjusting to the culture and environment is still very …
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On the Education System
Published by Tierney Pretzer
Tomorrow will mark three weeks from my departure. In one way it seems as if I have been gone for …
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