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- Ep 1: Feminism & Radical Gynecology
- Ep 2: Restorative & Criminal Justice
- Ep 3: Representing Child Immigrants Seeking Asylum
- Ep 4: Snapchat, Untold Stories, & the Future of Journalism
- Ep 5: The Pedagogy of Equity & Justice
- Ep 6: Grappling with Privilege in Global Health Work
- Bonus Episode: Learning to Change the World
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By Zach, GGY 2019. See the full blog at https://mollyshaefox.wixsite.com/buddhism In Buddhism, there exists a concept named the Middle Path. What this essentially means is that each one of us is meant to walk life in the center, without retreating to any extremes materially, physically, mentally, and emotionally. This idea originated after Siddartha Guatama (later
By Francisco, GGY 2019. See the full blog at https://mollyshaefox.wixsite.com/buddhism My initial intention for this project was to explore lightly multiple aspects of Buddhism, but the Eightfold Path (EP) drew my attention far too much to just take a glance at the icing, I wanted as much of the cake as I could get. In
By Molly, GGY 2019. See the full blog at https://mollyshaefox.wixsite.com/buddhism We spend so much of our lives being distracted with constant and random thoughts and emotions. Most of us are not usually paying attention to what we are doing or saying at any given moment. How often do you mindlessly eat a whole meal
By Molly F, GGY 2019 Buddhism has always been a word in my vocabulary, but after the past few weeks of really diving into the deep wisdom of this way of life, I finally have strengthened my knowledge and relationship to this beautiful religion. All of the information below that is sourced outside myself is
In every core country throughout the Global Gap Year program, students conduct interviews and research to learn more about a topic of interest to them. They then compile this into a media project which is shown to their fellow gappers, Program Leaders, and host families at the end of their stay in that country. Over
A powerful blog post from Kacie, an alumna of our Latin America Gap Fall Semester 2018. Follow her blog at http://herbeyondborders.blogspot.com/ Making tortillas is not going to the store, buying a plastic wrapped pack, and warming them up on the stove. Making tortillas is hundreds of years of history and culture. It is the crop