Camp GLOW – South!
In the middle of April, as Term One came to a close, 39 learners from the 2 southern regions of Namibia came together for Camp GLOW South – Girls and […]
Tag Archives: education
The Mother Bear Project
Over a month ago, we got a message stating that two giant boxes were waiting for us at the post office. The day had finally come and our delivery of […]
Student Friendly Schools
In addition to our primary and secondary projects, Peace Corps volunteers also work on projects outside of their communities by serving on working groups and committees. Committees are usually used […]
Camp YEAH
At the beginning of December, I headed to my nearest town to participate in Hardap Region’s first ever Camp YEAH (Youth Exploring and Achieving in Health). I was there with […]
The Year Ahead
I cannot believe it is already 2019! Honestly, it does not feel like I have been in Namibia for 17 months, and yet here I am. 2018 seemed like such […]
Peace Corps Goal Three
Hello there! The third and final goal of the Peace Corps is, you guess it, Goal Three. Goal Three of the Peace Corps mission states: To help promote a better […]
Primary vs. Secondary Projects
This is kind of an extension to my previous post about the first goal of the Peace Corps. Within our communities, regions, and sometimes the entire country, volunteers complete projects. […]
Peace Corps Goal One
The first goal of the Peace Corps Mission states: To help the people of interested countries in meeting their need for trained men and women. This is the part of […]
Peace Corps 101
For the next few weeks I will be writing a series of posts about the Peace Corps and what it is. It’s kind of like a crash course – so […]
Day of the African Child
June 16th is the Day of the African Child! The Day of the African Child was initiated by the Organisation of African Unity to honor the Soweto Uprising of 1976. […]
Roaming Romary 