The international volunteering industry has a complicated ethical terrain. It’s a tangled web of beliefs, techniques, and approaches to development and assistance. It’s also at the heart of any conversation… Continue Reading »
Repatriation is tough. Every culture book talks about reverse culture shock and the challenges of returning to your ‘home’ culture. What was once familiar seems strange now. The advice is… Continue Reading »
At some point in their career, every young ambitious person has laid out a plan for themselves of all that they would like to do, see, and learn while they… Continue Reading »
This summer I took part in the US Department of State Student Internship Program as a Public Affairs Intern at the US Embassy in Port Moresby, serving Papua New… Continue Reading »
As a fellow global citizen, I can attest that one of the BEST available opportunities to learn and appreciate the world around you is through becoming a language assistant abroad…. Continue Reading »
I am a practical and typical modern man who has lost the ability to sleep. Despite the recently published IPCC Report, what does sustainability really mean? Is it a possible… Continue Reading »
As the summer comes to an end, in the next couple of weeks students will return to the classroom. One activity returning High school, Middle school, or even college… Continue Reading »
Travel is an enlightening and enjoyable pursuit. I have been privileged to travel for both business and pleasure. I lived in Newfoundland and Panama as a child. I lived in… Continue Reading »
I began my journey with Carpe Global in January of 2021, when I connected with the founder and CEO of Carpe Global, Jay Harris, on LinkedIn. We scheduled a short… Continue Reading »
For the hundreds of thousands of students who participate in Model United Nations every year, these international relations simulation conferences are an incredibly enriching, uplifting, and educationally impactful opportunity. Students… Continue Reading »
