To Be a Traveler in Your Own Home
Story by Nina Rossiter When we think of study abroad, we often think of going to a place that we’ve neverContinue Reading
Category: Asia
The Danger of a Single Story
Story by Connie Dayina “I had never been outside Nigeria. We didn’t have snow, we ate mangoes and we neverContinue Reading
Community Philanthropy in a Global Setting: How Leveraging Local Resources Frees Organizations to Choose Their Own Impact
Story and photo by Allegra Mangione It is a sunny winter day in Dhapakhel. The usual haze and dustContinue Reading
Internet Censorship in China through the lens of a Third- Culture Kid
Story by Helen Wang, wang.hele@husky.neu.edu “Where are you from?” So went the dreaded question of my childhood, asked by aContinue Reading
Coming to Terms with My Privilege in India
Story by Rachel Abastillas, abastillas.r@husky.neu.edu When thinking about India, one might imagine vibrant colors, delicious spicy food, crowded streets andContinue Reading
The Co-Op That’s Getting Rid of Landmines
Story and photo by Kuei-Feng Tung | tung.k@husky.neu.edu Cambodia is a country in Southeast Asia that shares borders with Vietnam,Continue Reading
Inequality Reflection: Mexico, India and the U.S
Story by Pedro Falcon | falcon.p@husky.neu.edu Photo by Madlen Gubernick | gubernick.ma@husky.neu.edu “We reserve the right of admission”, I read on theContinue Reading
The Truth About Hill Tribes
Story and photo by Caroline Boschetto | boschetto.c@husky.neu.edu The day that the deafening military helicopter descended upon eight-year old Niti’s AkhaContinue Reading
Earthquake Aftermath for Nepal
Story and photo by Katie Brown | brown.k@husky.neu.edu Tucked away in a remote corner of the world, Nepal is perhaps easyContinue Reading
Turkish Elections
Story by Audrey Pence | pence.a@husky.neu.edu Photo by Madlen Gubernick | gubernick.ma@husky.neu.edu “Hah-day-pey”, I overheard in the midst of an interview beingContinue Reading