Obroni

By Skylar DeBose Obroni. An Akan word that quickly became familiar to my friends and me. Obroni means foreigner, often referring to a white person.  Although I identify as Black, I have been called Obroni by strangers, merchants, and coworkers. I am, however, a foreigner. Despite my ancestral roots in Africa, this is my first Read More …

The Architecture of Atrocity

By Elijah Jagne I really wasn’t sure I would write this post. Most of our blog entries focus on internships, cultural exchanges, and lighter experiences during our time abroad. But sometimes, experiences demand more from you. They require reflection, depth, and honesty, even if it’s uncomfortable. And this is uncomfortable, but perhaps necessary. Near the Read More …

Baby steps are still steps

By Milly Gamlen Since meeting my boss, I really feel like things are falling into place. She explained that she was under the impression I would be starting this Monday, as opposed to last Monday, so there was some confusion. Thankfully, she clarified that I would be working with the communication team, which is what Read More …