There was more mud today!
Amizade volunteer Chelsea Watts is in Puerto Rico learning about the rebuilding efforts after Hurricane Maria and helping to restore the mangrove wetlands.
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Serving to Learn: Personal and Cultural Shifts
This past winter, Sammie Walker, a grad student at Slippery Rock University traveled to Amizade’s site in Bolivia for a season…
Home away from home
This past winter, Verlisha Brandon, a Virginia State University student traveled to Amizade’s site in Ghana to spend three weeks…
Help Make Global Education for All
Dear friends, For the last several years, Amizade has looked in the mirror and felt conflicted by what it sees….
Support our community partner Caras this Holiday season
Support Caras’ educational programs in Puerto Rico by buying supplies on Amazon! In September, Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico leaving…
YAPSA Stories 2: Learning from a unique perspective
In October of 2017, Amizade welcomed a group of high schools students and adult mentors from Peru, for the third…
Amizade participates in Give Big Pittsburgh
“After nearly 25 years of life-changing global volunteer programs, Amizade is considering a new direction. We’re taking it on the…
YAPSA Stories 1: Reflections on the journey
Autumn has always been a long awaited season for Amizade. It begins with cooling temperatures, falling leaves, and culminates with…
Lessons Learned in Karagwe, Tanzania
This past spring, Joanna Keen traveled to Amizade’s site in Tanzania to spend 12 weeks serving and learning with our…
One country is trying to make GSL for everyone
No longer should life-changing global education opportunities be only for the privileged few. Check out how Northern Ireland is trying to…