Tag CAPI
Meet 2022 CAPI intern Elly Thompson, interviewed by fellow intern Jennifer Janssen
Meet 2022 CAPI intern Haley Ham, interviewed by fellow intern Charlotte Clar
Hey! I’m Elly and I’ll be travelling to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, this year to work with MSRI! For my first blog, I interviewed fellow CAPI intern Jennifer, who will be working with GATTW in Bangkok, Thailand. Listen to learn a… Continue Reading →
Meet 2022 CAPI intern Caleb Catto, interviewed by fellow intern Keiran Ellis 🎵 I’m good at wasting timeI think lyrics need to rhymeAnd you’re not askingBut I’m tryna grow a mustache 🎵 I really like itWhen the moon looks like… Continue Reading →
Hey everyone! Thanks for checking in again! As Canada cools and pumpkin patch pictures start to appear on social media, down here in South Africa we are heading into our sunny spring (although at times it definitely feels more like… Continue Reading →
Dear future intern…If you haven’t yet applied, do so. It’s an unparalleled opportunity to work and live abroad in a conscious manner while being supported by an incredible community of peers and mentors. If you have applied and succeeded (congrats),… Continue Reading →
Resilience & Sustainability Resilience; the ability to recover after pressure or a hardship. I personally like to think of resilience as pushing through and thriving. My favourite definition of sustainability comes from Leanne Betasamosake Simpson’s interview with Naomi Klein for… Continue Reading →
This is impressively overdue. I like to think I hesitate to write these things because of a fear of exploiting or misrepresenting someone else’s vulnerability, but I’m probably just scared of exposing my own. Or I’m just lazy. I’ll postulate… Continue Reading →
One month ago, I stepped foot in Dokita, a little village outside of Mae Hong Son city in the North of Thailand. After spending my first few days in Bangkok, I was immediately struck by the contrast of the lush… Continue Reading →
Hello all, Meet the hand pump, a simple but extremely influential piece of technology. It’s unanimous adoption in the rural water supply sector is simultaneously the reason why millions have access to clean drinking water, and why others still don’t…. Continue Reading →
