3 Things I Did Right Overseas

3 Things I Did Right Overseas

Living abroad can mean making lots of mistakes. Here are three things that Camaro did right.
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Choosing My Cross-Cultural Battles

Choosing My Cross-Cultural Battles

Living in any foreign country, I have always felt on guard, trying to ensure what I say and do never offends a local.
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Developing an International Internship Workplan

How to hit the ground running in a developing country.
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Dealing with Volunteer Abroad Challenges

Dealing with Volunteer Abroad Challenges

Andrew reflects on the summer he spent volunteering in Guyana.
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5 Reasons Why You Should Study Abroad

Why you need to spend a semester overseas.
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Culinary Comforts in the Developing World

No oven? No fridge? That's no problem for creative international volunteers.
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Culture Shock in Guyana

Despite the ice cold showers and constant noise, this "blondie" blogger is learning to love Guyana.
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Beyond Disaster Relief: Development in Haiti

Beyond Disaster Relief: Development in Haiti

Nearly three years after Haiti's 2010 earthquake, blogger Natalie Gilbert visits the country to discover that there's plenty to the country beyond the rubble.
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Being A Foreigner in Nicaragua

Being A Foreigner in Nicaragua

Dealing with the unexpected abroad; issues of power and privilege.
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Dealing with Disappointment in the Developing World

After a year working abroad, Charity redefines her definition of success.
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Day in the Life of an Intern in Ghana

Day in the Life of an Intern in Ghana

A play-by-play of an overseas intern's schedule.
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How to Stay Vegetarian on an Overseas Volunteer Trip

How to Stay Vegetarian on an Overseas Volunteer Trip

Volunteering abroad in Bali doesn't have to mean sacrificing dietary choices or restrictions.
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The Rewards of Volunteering Overseas

Midway through his project, Andrew shares his thoughts on how to make the greatest contribution as international volunteer.
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Learning New Words in an English-Speaking Country

Learning New Words in an English-Speaking Country

Guyana's official language may be English, but blogger Kendra feels like she's learning her native language all over again.
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Saying Goodbye to Ecuador

Saying Goodbye to Ecuador

Just after the culture shock has worn off, Rudayna learns that she's moving from Ecuador to Nicaragua.
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5 Tips to Finding Fabulous Frip

5 Tips to Finding Fabulous "Frip"

How to stretch your overseas intern salary by investing in secondhand clothing.
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Advice from an International Volunteer Coordinator

How to make a meaningful contribution while volunteering overseas.
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Guyanas Caribbean Identity

Guyana's Caribbean Identity

Andrew O'Dea thought he was going to volunteer in South America. Instead, he wound up in the Caribbean.
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The Best Place to Shop in Accra

The Best Place to Shop in Accra

Blogger Camaro reflects on retail therapy, Ghana-style.
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What Not to Pack for a Volunteer Construction Project

What Not to Pack for a Volunteer Construction Project

Think that volunteering in Bali means that you should pack a bikini and flip-flops? Think again.
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