Hey everyone - I'm home safe and sound as of a few hours ago. Very sad to have left Argentina and my favorite Rosarinos but I'm glad to be home for the next couple of weeks before going back for RA training and for courses to start soon after that. I am already trying to figure out how to get back to Rosario and I hope I can make that happen in the next 6 months or so - I hope to secure plans to do work there soon with ProAbi and some of the people I met... I a...

Hey everyone! It's been a while since I've used my travel blog, as I have been busy being a student instead of traveling. However, I am gearing up here in the next couple of weeks for my next adventure!!! I'll be living in Rosario/Santa Fe, Argentina for 5 weeks this summer. I'll be witness to the World Cup in one of the greatest homes of soccer in the world. Lio Messi, from Rosario will be greatly supported, I'm sure! Rosario was also home to the revolutionary ...

The end of the semester has approached incredibly quickly, and the end of my first year at Earlham. It seems impossible to me that it has been so long since my first days and experiences on this campus. I have been thinking hard about this trip and what it means to me. I'm not sure that I can possibly know what this trip means to me yet, or how much it will mean to me, but I am hoping to answer that question within the next two weeks or so. I am preparing for a...

So, 30 days and counting until the big summer starts!!! I am really excited, getting a little nervous, about a lot of things, most of them not related to me. I am worried about certain members in my travel group participating in ethnocentrism on the trip and exoticism. During the presentations of what each member of our group hopes to do a study of while in Senegal, some members of the group gave me that impression. Right now, my concern is that some members of ...