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Red Valley, Peru - Roberta Fregolent

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When climbing to new heights means conquering a fear. 
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Meghans language learning notebook. - Meghan Carron

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Some tricks that have helped me along the way.
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Saoirse volunteering in rural areas in Sabah, Borneo. - Imo Wigdahl

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Volunteering abroad brings whole new meaning to the phrase "first-world problems."
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- Daniel Sarvestani

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I was invited to help light a fire; little did I know that it would help light a fire within. 
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Lee, who is half-Chinese, and I have been discussing cultural differences than we expect to encounter abroad. - Meghan Carron

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I'm learning the cultural norms now to save face later. 
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Roberta with her students. - Roberta Fregolent

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I wanted to help—but first, I had to overcome a big fear. 
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Roberta interacts with locals and discovers curiosities as she starts her placement in Peru.
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Palm oil trees will fruit for 30 years, providing a much needed income for some of the poorest parts of Malaysia. - Saoirse Clohessy

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Palm oil is known as the food product that's destroying rainforests. But is there more to the story?
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An Indigenous community leader displays the fundamental the rights of indigenous people from the international ILO convention 169. - Daniel B. Sarvestani

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Your first task as an international volunteer? Learn to listen. 
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