Feminism in a Foreign Country

Feminism in a Foreign Country

Leigh faces a difficult decision; respect another country's culture or fight for what she believes is right.
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Canadians and Ghanaians – Kindred Spirits?

Canadians and Ghanaians – Kindred Spirits?

They may be a world apart, but Leigh is having no trouble finding similarities between Ghanaian and Canadian culture.
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An Obruni Overseas

An Obruni Overseas

Overcoming culture shock in Ghana.
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Should I Stay Or Should I Go?

Michelle knows her family—including her teenage son—will be fine while she's in Ghana. So why is it so hard to leave?
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ABCs of Accra

ABCs of Accra

Camaro shares the elementary school basics of life in Ghana.
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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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Developing an International Internship Workplan

How to hit the ground running in a developing country.
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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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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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How to survive GMT: Ghana Maybe Time

How to survive "GMT": Ghana Maybe Time

Ghana: Where nothing goes as planned and everything works out beautifully anyway.
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How to Survive a Ghanaian Health Care Clinic

Sometimes navigating foreign medical clinics can cause more pain than the initial illness.
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Welcome to Ghana, My Sister

Welcome to Ghana, My Sister

An intern reflects on the advantages—and disadvantages—of people mistakenly believing that she's Ghanaian. 
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How Studying Abroad Can Help Save the World

How Studying Abroad Can Help Save the World

An international education is fundamental to promoting a world that actually gets along.
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All the News That's Fit to Print: Changing the Face of Human Rights Reporting In Ghana

He's 26 years old, he lives at home with his parents... and he's changing the face of human rights reporting in Ghana. Meet Ben Peterson, co-founder of Journalists for Human Rights.
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Be-witched in Ghana

Be-witched in Ghana

For North Americans, witchcraft is the stuff of books and movies. But in Ghana, its existence is undisputed. The question is what to do about it.
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