LearnServe South Africa 2017: MonkeyBiz and Homestead (7/4)
Today was July 4th – our country’s day of independence. Additionally, it was the birthday of our magnificent trip leader – Courtney. Although we did […]
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LearnServe 2017: Perspectives on Consumerism at Greenpop (7/5)
Wednesday, July 5 Hi everyone, I’m Noah. For those of you who don’t know, I joined the trip late after a space opened up last […]
LearnServe Zambia 2017: Arriving at Greenpop (7/4)
Tuesday, July 4 Thinking back on the last couple of days, the only thing on my mind when we were leaving Lusaka was the students […]
LearnServe Zambia 2017: From Lusaka to Livingstone (7/1 – 7/3)
Saturday, July 1 Yesterday was one of the more chill days in the sense that we could sleep a little longer and wake up later […]
LearnServe Paraguay 2017: The Emotions of a Shower (7/6)
It’s 6:00am, here, in Santa Rosalia, Paraguay. The roosters are up and my host family is awake. Today my host mother asked me if I wanted […]
LearnServe Paraguay 2017: Jack the Mack’s Amazing Time in Santa Rosalia (7/5)
Last Saturday, we left Santa Rosalia, near Tobati, Paraguay, and our host families. It was a very emotional and most of us and our host […]
LearnServe Teacher’s Blog: Homestays in Cape Town–Our Homes Away from Home (6/30-7/2)
It’s not every day that you get an opportunity to travel the world and live with a family of people that you do not know […]
LearnServe South Africa 2017: Thabo’s Blog (6/30)
Language has been used as a barrier and a bridge. The more you know, the more people you can connect with. However, it’s the ones […]
LearnServe Jamaica 2017: St Anthony Mary’s Child Mission Home for Teen Mothers
Today we visited St Anthony- Mary’s child mission home for teen mothers founded by Father Paul Walsh. It’s a nice building and yard that houses […]
LearnServe Jamaica 2017: Hiking in the Blue Mountains (6/28)
As I walked the tallest mountain, I complained about going back down because there were too many bugs, rocks and shifting weather temperatures. It felt […]