Monthly Archives: August 2013

What is Enough? Educating for Transformation, Seeking More

Julia Lang, one of our regular contributors, just completed three weeks of teaching at the Civic Leadership Institute. After interacting with a homeless person on the way home one night, Julia found herself wondering what more she could do. She offers … Continue reading

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Upcoming: GSL Best of the Best, Updates from the Field, Fair Trade Learning, Community Impact, & New Intern!

Welcome back to the academic year in North America! We have an exciting slate lined up for the next few months as we continue to assemble, organize, and share leading resources and reflective pieces on careful and conscientious community-engagement around … Continue reading

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The Ethics of International Development: A Video on Voluntourism

Through the Ethics in International Engagement & Service-Learning Project at the University of British Columbia, students composed this compelling video that considers: What do you think you’re doing? What are you really doing? (When you serve abroad). It raises important … Continue reading

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