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Sawasdee ka from Bangkok! It is truly blowing my mind that I am a week away from having already been in Bangkok for 4 months, it’s surreal how fast time has been going. My previous blog, having been here just… Continue Reading →
This past Thursday was officially one month that I have been working at the Global Alliance Against Trafficking in Women (GAATW) office. It’s been one month and one week since I arrived in Bangkok. I feel like in the moment,… Continue Reading →
Hello all, We are on our last day of pre-departure and I had the privilege of interviewing Zack Fletch. He will be interning with the Global Alliance Against Trafficking in Women, and is extremely excited to be headed out soon…. Continue Reading →
Hi everyone! I’m Zack and today I interviewed Julia, a fellow CAPI intern who will be going to KSDC. Come listen to us as Julia shares what she is going to be doing on this internship, what she is excited… Continue Reading →
Dear Future Interns, I have written and rewritten this letter to you multiple times. Each version came with its own message, mainly the one I needed to hear at the time. Just as I left my internship and started a… Continue Reading →
Time has stood still these past few weeks. I no longer crave quiet nights. I desire evenings filled with laughter, accompanied by friends who beam with light in times when the world feels dull. Lately, I have had many of… Continue Reading →
By the time I submit this, I will be nearing the end of my final week within my placement. It’s strange to think about endings when life here still feels so vivid and alive. The days continue as they always… Continue Reading →
Home I was recently asked if I refer to my apartment in Chiang Mai as “home”. My answer is a simple yes. I have a normal day to day schedule, I am a regular at various restaurants, they know me… Continue Reading →
KSDC is a very unique placement. You live at the school, eat with the students, spend your free time with the students, and see them on your way to the bathroom… every. single. day. When I first heard about this… Continue Reading →
