Returning home
My time in Ghana always felt fleeting. Time had no consistency. It either raced by or was stuck stagnant — usually while I was stuck in…
My time in Ghana always felt fleeting. Time had no consistency. It either raced by or was stuck stagnant — usually while I was stuck in…
I’ve spent the past few weeks painting various scenes around Accra. Here’s a glimpse into our daily lives, via watercolor….
As we enter our final hours in Ghana, I’m forced to consider the things I will miss here. As well…
It feels nearly impossible to compile a single list of takeaways from my time in Ghana, because in all reality…
I have spent almost six full weeks in Ghana with a group of unforgettable people. This is the first time…
For the majority of my internship, I attempted to give off the appearance of composure, exhausting my mouth muscles with…
In an episode of The Office Andy Bernard once said, “I wish there was a way to know you were…
The state of primary health care (PHC) in Ghana rests in policymakers’ hands. Previous leadership has consistently failed to implement…
It’s weird that this is our last week together in Ghana. As I look back on this experience, it’s trippy…
Before leaving for Accra, six weeks sounded like an eternity. As we near the end of our stay, I can’t…
On our trip to Kumasi, the group stopped by an Adinkra making facility in the Ashanti region. Adinkra is a…
Last week I had a very interesting day at work. It started just like any other, I showed up wondering…
During my time in Accra, I have watched for cultural differences between the U.S and Ghana. It’s something I can’t…
Working at Radio Univers over the summer has been a great experience. It was fun being able to meet and…
This week was exciting because I got the opportunity to work on my own feature story that was aired on…