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A Labour of Love
November 10, 2015

A Labour of Love

Em explains why she decided to study midwifery in Bali—and how it's given birth to new perspectives.
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The Importance of Self-Care While Volunteering Abroad
September 28, 2015

The Importance of Self-Care While Volunteering Abroad

Taking time out from helping others to help yourself. 
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Getting to Know Your Fellow Volunteers
September 28, 2015

Getting to Know Your Fellow Volunteers

Emily discovers that not all volunteer abroad programs are built the same.
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Unexpected Surprises in Bali
October 8, 2014

Unexpected Surprises in Bali

Tips for a perfect work abroad getaway.
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The Value of Global Education
July 3, 2013

The Value of Global Education

Encounters with the young, educated Indonesian paparazzi.
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5 Reasons to Do a Sunrise Hike
June 3, 2013

5 Reasons to Do a Sunrise Hike

The best start to a day abroad.
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Judi and her homestay host on top of a volcano.
May 15, 2013

Homestays Versus House-stays

The case for staying in a home away from home.
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Of the 13 volunteers who signed up for this Bali build, 12 are women.
September 28, 2012

Finding Love in Indonesia

Noa volunteered in India hoping to find love. What she found, instead, was companionship.
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Gado-gado—a vegetarian “hot salad” with peanut sauce—is cooked in homes and restaurants across Bali.
August 24, 2012

How to Stay Vegetarian on an Overseas Volunteer Trip

Volunteering abroad in Bali doesn't have to mean sacrificing dietary choices or restrictions.
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It turns out that mixing cement and laying bricks requires some pretty specific types of clothing; Noa's poor Lululemon Capris will never be the same.
July 30, 2012

What Not to Pack for a Volunteer Construction Project

Think that volunteering in Bali means that you should pack a bikini and flip-flops? Think again.
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Building a Future in Indonesia
July 23, 2012

Building a Future in Indonesia

Volunteers in Bali ensure that houses become a home.
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February 3, 2011

The Ubi Man

A stranger on a bus proves that the simplest gifts can be the most meaningful.
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