Eva and Arfan

What is college like for Indonesian students? What are your choices once you graduate in Southeast Sulawesi? I chatted with my field assistants to learn more.

Living in a Big City

Brussels itself is more of a big, international city than a natural environment. Although it has numerous parks natural attractions, I’ve mostly had the opportunity to explore life in a major city.

To Be a Kid in Bucaramanga: Through the Eyes of Mariana and Valeria

I interviewed two of my students that I teach at school of their experience of growing up in Bucaramanga! I also work with their dad who is a professor at the university.

Recognizing Different Perspectives

Come along as I visit a sacred cave in Ngor and meet with some elders and the "Guardian of the Cave."

Exploring Phu Pha Man National Park

Last weekend, my program took us camping in the Chaiyaphum (chai-ya-pum) Province of Thailand near Khon Kaen. We explored a bat cave in the mountains, hiked and even made s'mores!

Fresh Water During the Dry Season

Kenya is a very welcoming place, and while many people live in cities, others are very poor and live in ghettos or farms. On the farms, expecially, finding enough fresh water is a challenge.

Practicing Conservation in Kenya

There are lots of ways we can help elephants here in Kenya, including studying them, helping people learn how to live with them, and creating ways to keep them out of farms.

The Rainy Season in Tsavo

Seasons in Africa are different than you may be used to. There are two: the dry season and the wet season. Right now it is the wet season in Kenya, and everything is in bloom with all the recent rain.

Keeping the Streets Clean in Korea

Learn about what it takes to keep Seoul's streets clean!

New Life: Traditional Senegalese Baptêmes

Learn about Baptémes, a tradition among Senegalese Muslimes. The name of the tradition directly translates to "Baptism," but it is actually a naming a ceremony!

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