13-05-2014
Travel
Life in Mbokop, Cameroon
It was my second time in Mbokop, and unlike the first time, I traveled there alone to this remote community in NW Cameroon. It hasn’t…
Laying the framework for Water and Sanitation Sustainability
Driving through the hustle and bustle of Lusaka, it is really hard to imagine that the vast majority of this country live in rural communities….
The Gambia, as I saw it
It’s very easy to miss The Gambia on a map of mighty Africa. The smallest country in mainland Africa is but a sliver of land,…
Lilayi Elephant Orphanage
The Lilayi Elephant Orphanage right outside Lusaka, Zambia, is one of only two elephant nurseries in Africa. Six young elephants currently live there, ranging in…
A walk through a Hospital in Rural Gambia
As part of Hand in Health and Books for Africa’s project to expand ICT in The Gambia, I had the chance to tour the Sulayman…
A traveler’s guide to Dhaka, Bangladesh
Dhaka is so much more than just a city. It is a whirlpool that pulls anything and anyone that comes close to it – sending…
CREER – A Partnership between Rincon, Panama and EWB-DC
Three years ago, I traveled to the community of Rincon in the Ngöbe-Buglé Comarca of Panama to visit my friend Gillian, who was working there…
Traveling as a Volunteer
“For my part, I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. I travel for travel’s sake. The great affair is to move.” – Robert Louis…
Haiti – Three Years Later
I still remember that day vividly. I was in a rural community in Mexico, constructing a computer center with Engineers Without Borders. After two long…
