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Jump into the sea of cars

Jump into the sea of cars

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For AIESEC intern Jackie, navigating the cultural divide in India was as easy as crossing the street.
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The Fix-It Mentality and Local Businesses in India

The Fix-It Mentality and Local Businesses in India

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In India, anything worth owning is something worth fixing. 
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How to Survive a Ghanaian Health Care Clinic

How to Survive a Ghanaian Health Care Clinic

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Sometimes navigating foreign medical clinics can cause more pain than the initial illness.
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Overcoming Travel Anxiety

Overcoming Travel Anxiety

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As AIESEC intern Genevieve prepares for her overseas placement, "helpful horror stories" aren't making her task any easier. 
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I graduated from university and woke up in India.

I graduated from university and woke up in India.

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How AIESEC intern Carly decided to work in India.
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Top 10 Tips to Surviving an Internship Abroad

Top 10 Tips to Surviving an Internship Abroad

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An AIESEC intern in Portugal shares his advice for making the most of working abroad.
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Passion for Plastic

Passion for Plastic

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An organization founded in love, the 5 Gyres is researching the world's plastic problem. 
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Becoming World Wise

Becoming World Wise

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A guide for independent and purposeful learners considering destinations off the “beaten path”, on connecting with a wider world
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Camaro (left) with her YMCA co-worker, Dorothy.

Welcome to Ghana, My Sister

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An intern reflects on the advantages—and disadvantages—of people mistakenly believing that she's Ghanaian. 
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DIY Dining in Havana

DIY Dining in Havana

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Havana travel blogger Conner Gorry shares her tips for throwing a dinner party in Cuba.
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The Pearl of the Gulf: TESL in Bahrain

The Pearl of the Gulf: TESL in Bahrain

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How to teach English as a Second Language in the Middle East.
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Meaningful Travel Photography

Meaningful Travel Photography

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How to take—and share—your travel photographs in the age of social media.
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