Hope for the Aspiring Aid Worker
As someone who hasn’t followed the most straight and narrow path of international development work, I was happy to see this aid worker also took a winding road. Cathy Ayer from IRS shares how she fell into aid work and give tips to those of us coming straight out of graduate school. Find your inspiration to fill out those fellowship applications here.
[Fair. ly Traded] Food for Thought
- Local Rwandan Cuisine January 21, 2013Local food is yummy! Although they eat various types of red meats here, its quite easy to avoid them. If you're not the biggest red meat fan (like myself), you'll probably end up eating mostly starches, which are more than likely fried. Although everything is not as heavily fried or saturated in palm oil as Ghanian local food, the Rwandan diet is f […]
- On the Eastern Shore of Lake Kivu January 18, 2013To speak humbly, every day in this trip has been better than yesterday. I admire our team so much – I truly am lucky to have such as KICK ASS team. Since we’ve arrived on Tuesday, January 8 we’ve been working nonstop conducting research on partner organizations, refining our strategic interviews and identifying goals for each meeting, conducting interviews, […]
- School Visits and Interviews January 17, 2013Foundation Rwanda (FR) currently sponsors 827 students' education through the completion of secondary school, equivalent to graduating high school in the US education system. Since FR's primary initiative is to ensure all 827 current beneficiaries complete secondary school, it is most beneficial for our research to interview a wide range of FR […]
Go with it.
- latimes: That was fun. yes it was. November 9, 2012
- Highlight of Ghana: the “Azonto” craze August 10, 2012
- Mission: Blog. Status: Failing Miserably August 9, 2012
Just another travel blogger
- Gringa tummy June 26, 2012
- Jaco Reunion June 26, 2012
- GOOOOLLLLL June 6, 2012
Access Afya
- We've Moved! November 3, 2012
- We're GROWING! September 10, 2012
- An open conversation August 28, 2012
