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Erin
09/18/2012
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09/18/2012
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With Change In Mind has a promo video!!
We are so proud to finally have a video to show all of you. Hopefully this will be the first of many and we would love […]
08/07/2012
Published by
Erin
at
08/07/2012
Categories
High School Volunteer Program
Community Volunteer Experience
So much is happening with the organization right now! Im bursting and going in so many different directions all at once. I am so proud to […]
06/20/2012
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06/20/2012
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Malawi
One final note….
So as I sit here alone on my last evening in Malawi I realize there is so much I haven’t shared. So much of these experiences […]
06/20/2012
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at
06/20/2012
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Malawi
Our last full day of work…
Yesterday was our last full work day here in Malawi. I woke up about 5:30 and began cleaning up my little hut. It was time to […]
06/17/2012
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at
06/17/2012
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Malawi
Rocks and more rocks
Saturday was a work day. A short day, but we still were able to get in a few hours of hard labor. The plan for Saturday […]
06/15/2012
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at
06/15/2012
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Malawi
Freedom Day…..or not???
Things are moving along here in Malawi. Yesterday was Freedom Day so we were told that the brick layers would not be working. We made arrangements […]
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