Archive: Blog Post

• Summer 2019 – Kenya

  Ana Gabriela Tamayo"Karibu Kenya! (Welcome to Kenya) and so the summer begins..."Read Ana's Blog Devin Olmack"Here is a short list of the financial transactions I make in one day in Nairobi — In

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• Devin Olmack

  Here is a short list of the financial transactions I make in one day in Nairobi -- In the morning, I buy a coffee at coffee shop around the corner from the office. Then I hop on a boda (motorcycl

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• Summer 2019 – Tanzania

  Rafael Contreras Gomez"This is one of those lessons that could not have been learned in the classroom and for that, I’m grateful I was given this opportunity."Read Rafael's Blog Shilpa Rao"My tim

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• Rafael Contreras Gomez

  As I suspect it was the case for many of my classmates, I applied to the gui2de summer internship seeking an experience that would allow me to connect the analytical work I was trained to do as (read

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• Summer 2019 – India

  Rachel LeedsMasters in International Development Policy"Over the course of eight weeks, India revealed itself to me in an endlessly enthralling array of experiences. From my first rickshaw to my las

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• Aruj Shukla

  “South Africa doesn’t count”. Such was the retort I heard from my taxi driver after he’d asked if this was my first time in Africa, as we drove away from the Kigali International Airport. After s

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• Sabhya Gupta

  I got an opportunity to be part of research project in India. I have lived in India my whole life but each place in India has its own history, culture, food and sometimes even a different languag

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• Rachel Leeds

  This summer I had the honor of working at the Centre for Policy Research (CPR), one of India’s leading public policy think tanks. Founded in 1973, CPR is a non-profit, non-partisan independent instit

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