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On Expectations And Jobs
by Nadia Rosales From when I first arrived in Nicaragua, I was set in my expectations of what my work would be. I expected to be doing what some would call ‘’busy work’’- an extra helping hand for my...
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by John Lazur The Indio-Maiz Biological Reserve (IMBR) is what some people call “The Lung of Central America.” For good reason too: the reserve covers some 110 million acres (only slightly smaller than...
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by Linnea Otto “Here is your food, my queen.” Doña Violet beamed to a child who stood barely taller than her knees. Her voice held such a tone of reverence that it seemed she was truly speaking to...
View ArticleOn Being Mexican in Nicaragua
by Nadia Rosales All my life I have been Mexican. Through the years, I have had to grapple with what that means, globally and otherwise. I have had a rough time shaking off stereotypes, but my identity...
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Finding Community
by Brenna Trollinger “I have largely underestimated the brevity and depth of this experience… what if this isn’t worth it?” This was the first line of my bridge year journal, written by a version of...
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