A Visit to Phnom Penh

A Visit to Phnom Penh

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Anna spends time in Cambodia's capital before starting her volunteer project in the jungle.
The New and the Old in Antigua

The New and the Old in Antigua

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What does an influx of tourism mean for Guatemala's most famous city?
Volunteer with Cuso International

Volunteer with Cuso International

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Our skilled volunteers share knowledge, ideas and experience to improve the quality of health, education and the environment, strengthen communities and influence lasting social change.

6 Ways to Combat Homesickness

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Strategies for culture shock.
The Importance of Making Local Friends

The Importance of Making Local Friends

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Leave the guidebook behind and connect with new friends.
Top Two Tourist Sites in Siem Reap

Top Two Tourist Sites in Siem Reap

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Anna crosses over into Cambodia from Thailand.

Breaking News in Uganda

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Living Without Power in Tanzania

Living Without Power in Tanzania

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The highs and lows of unstable electricity (and there are little to no highs).
Living on the Safari’s Edge in Uganda

Living on the Safari’s Edge in Uganda

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For communities living on the edge of animal territory, nature rules.
The Problems with One-Way Tickets

The Problems with One-Way Tickets

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Purchasing a one-way ticket seemed romantic, until it turned into disaster.
Why Would Overseas NGOs Want International Volunteers?

Why Would Overseas NGOs Want International Volunteers?

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    5 ways to make a difference making a difference

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Do overseas NGOs really want international volunteers? Absolutely, according to new research by Dr. Erin Barnhart.
Ugandan Grasshopper Season

Ugandan Grasshopper Season

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The UN calls insects a sustainable food source. Trina calls them a delicious treat.
A Day in the Life of a Volunteer in Thailand

A Day in the Life of a Volunteer in Thailand

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Living without modern-day distractions in the jungles of Thailand.
Surviving Rainy Season in Vietnam

Surviving Rainy Season in Vietnam

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Preparing for typhoons while working abroad.
Uganda vs. Rwanda

Uganda vs. Rwanda

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Trina contemplates the Rwandan side of the border; taxis, borders and brioche.
The Difference Between Travelling and Living Abroad

The Difference Between "Travelling" and "Living Abroad"

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Trina learns that living is less romantic than travel.
The Uncertainty of Volunteering Abroad

The Uncertainty of Volunteering Abroad

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What to do when excitement turns into anxiety.
Transitioning from Textbooks to Tourist Town

Transitioning from Textbooks to Tourist Town

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Putting a degree in International Project Management to work.
Finding Positivity Across the Globe

Finding Positivity Across the Globe

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It’s one month into my international development fellowship with the Aga Khan Foundation Canada and I can say I am finally finding my footing.
Riding With Edna

Riding With Edna

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Trina experiences a Ugandan celebration of life.

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