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October 24-26, 2010


Shannon Malone (correspondent)

Shannon Malone

Shannon Malone graduated from Hamline University earning a BA in Anthropology and Spanish. She has worked in the non-profit and youth services community. Most recently she worked as a Program Manager for Cesar E. Chavez Service Clubs in the Bay Area. Shannon is currently volunteering with Safe Passage, Camino Seguro in Guatemala.


Just Say No

Student poster entries for a contest to encourage youth to say no to drugs.

This week was Semana Di No a las Drogas (Say No to Drugs Week) in the project. The students spent the week doing a variety of activities relating to the theme of staying away from drugs.

The Health Department focused their classes... Read more...

The Guarderia

This week I had the treat of spending a glorious day in the Guardería, our early childhood center. The Guardería houses programs for students age 1-6, and is aimed at school readiness. The kids get two healthy snacks and a meal, plus vitamins. In the classroom, they get all of the things you would expect out of an early childhood program in the States. In fact, walking into one of the classrooms feels just like walking into... Read more...

Bridging the Cultural Divide Watching World Cup

Gathering to watch World Cup in my living room

Football (depending on your accent, you might be used to it being pronounced “soccer”) is awesome. Being in a football-loving country during the World Cup is even more awesome.

I have loosely followed the past few World Cups, watching games whenever I was around... Read more...

Finding Peace and Love In A Pool


Camino Seguro has Support Teams that come in often, especially over the summer as schools and other groups take advantage of summer vacation. These teams (www.safepassage.org/teams) come in for a week at a time to give extra support to Camino Seguro programs. The English department is often a grateful benefactor of the extra support, as these volunteers are able to lend a level of... Read more...

Six Billion Paths to Peace

correspondents

GUATEMALA
Just Say No
ASHLAND OREGON
Six Billion Paths To Peace Goes To India
SAN JOSE
Fusing Religion and Spirituality
NEW YORK
Hearts of Service Luncheon
PALO ALTO
Teaching for Personal Growth and for Ripples of Understanding

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what's your path?

Follow a team of students as they visit Japan and journey to discover thier path. Visit The Blog >



spotlight

Interview with Amy Ambrose

Amy Ambrose is the Director of International Relations at University of California Berkeley. Amy is a native of Sacramento, California and earned an undergraduate degree from UC Berkeley and proceeded to acquire a graduate degree in Business from the University of Chicago. She has been working with the Office of International Relations and enjoys developing partnerships with individuals and organizations all over the world. Read more...


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