The ambition of your journey, I’ve decided, should be judged by the weight of your backpack. If you’re carrying a few pairs of jeans and T-shirts, maybe you’re traveling for a week or so, but not long enough to wear everything twice. But if you’re stuffing a tent, four soccer balls, school s[...]
Posts Tagged ‘nonprofit sector’
February 17th, 2010 - 8:36 pm § in Mexico
What the Locals Say: Taking the Plunge
Isabel Arguelles was born in Mexico City, where she currently resides. She has also lived in Canada for a year, Florence, Italy for half a year, and spends summers in NYC. Isabel is still in college and when the time came to choose her major, she was a little confused and didn’t know which one [..[...]
August 31st, 2009 - 10:41 am § in Argentina, Tips & Resources
Che, Argentina’s Nonprofit Sector
Every month we’ll be posting an entry from a guest contributor who has some advice, resources, information and/or inspiration they want to share. This month’s guest contributor is Talia Krevsky, an intern with Idealist.org who spent a couple months down in Buenos Aires this summer. Are [...]
