LearnServe Paraguay 2018, Day 2: Social Class and a Random Act of Kindness
Monday, June 25 – Today, we walked the streets of Asunción and noticed a difference in social class. I have witnessed this difference in Washington, […]
Monday, June 25 – Today, we walked the streets of Asunción and noticed a difference in social class. I have witnessed this difference in Washington, […]
Monday, June 25 – When I woke up today I knew that in a couple hours I would arrive at a primary school in Jamaica. […]
Tuesday, June 26 – Molo to every reader, Molo is a greeting in Xhosa, which is the tribe of the late Nelson Mandela, the first […]
Monday, June 25 – Silver, sparkling skyscrapers tower over Asunción, a glistening image of success, affluence, and socioeconomic stability. Once one’s gaze retreats from the […]
Sunday, June 24 – My second trip to Paraguay started with excitement. My excitement is just as palpable as last years, but it also feels […]
Sunday, June 24 – Today we left DC to go to Kingston, Jamaica. We have been preparing for months leading up to today. We had […]
Sunday, June 24 – I felt free, flying over the ocean, through the clouds, above and below, surrounding us. I felt small and large all […]
LearnServe Alum Noah Dyson (Fellows ’16, Incubator ’17) is a passionate advocate for increasing access to mental health resources and encouraging engaged discussion of inclusivity. […]
LearnServe alumna Amy Wu is gamifying and democratizing the autism therapy experience through engaging simulations of social situations. Her venture Social Cipher engages an interdisciplinary […]
Global Perspective Awardees Karl and Angela Bennett are the Founders of KBC Learning, a non-profit organization focused on building literacy skills in underserved communities in […]