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Finding Love in Indonesia

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Of the 13 volunteers who signed up for this Bali build, 12 are women.
Noa volunteered in India hoping to find love. What she found, instead, was companionship.
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Beyond Disaster Relief: Development in Haiti

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Natalie explains the difference between comparatives and superlatives to Robinson, one of her students, in beginner English class.
Nearly three years after Haiti's 2010 earthquake, blogger Natalie Gilbert visits the country to discover that there's plenty to the country beyond the rubble.
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Debunking Brazilian Myths

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A beautiful German schoenstatt sitting along the outskirts of Santa Cruz do Sul, Brazil.
An intern's first week in Brazil.
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A Culture of Sharing

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The view from inside an auto-rickshaw.
In India, there's no such thing as an IOU.
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Choosing My Cross-Cultural Battles

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Homes in Matagalpa, Nicaragua, are built closely together. What happens in one home affects those next door.
Living in any foreign country, I have always felt on guard, trying to ensure what I say and do never offends a local.
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International Service Learning

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International Service Learning
A detailed examination of why, and under what conditions, international service learning programs can be an effective teaching strategy.
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Bittersweet Goodbye to India

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As Hunar prepares to head home, she reflects on best practices for finding an internship abroad.
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Developing an International Internship Workplan

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How to hit the ground running in a developing country.
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Dealing with Volunteer Abroad Challenges

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Andrew overlooks Kaiteur Falls in Guyana.
Andrew reflects on the summer he spent volunteering in Guyana.
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5 Reasons Why You Should Study Abroad

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Why you need to spend a semester overseas.
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