February 2019
Coming home after a year abroad in Barcelona, Spain
The moment I stepped on campus as a freshman I…
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How studying abroad in New Zealand led to person development
New Zealand. Home of Middle Earth…or rather, the filming location…
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How studying abroad made me confident in myself
I have always been interested in languages and communication since…
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Everyday ambition: the greatest gift New Zealand gave me
When cutting flax to weave a Māori-designed* basket, it is…
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Strangers now second family: living with a host family in Barcelona
For the first few days after arrival, my fellow BCA…
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Groundbreaking Partnership Formed to Increase Health and Safety in Amizade Programs
Amizade is honored to announce a newly established partnership with…
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20 photos for 20 years: Amizade celebrates two decades
Amizade was officially incorporated 20 years ago today. Amizade is the brainchild of founder Daniel Weiss; the result of never-ending efforts by communities around the world; and it is an ongoing global movement by over 7,000 volunteers, staff, and board members. Amizade will mark its 20 years with its Celebration and Fundraiser event on November 1. But for today, we here at Amizade scoured the archives and found 20 pictures from our vibrant 20 year history, ranging from epic, funny, bizarre, and beyond. We hope you enjoy and we will see you on November 1!
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Amizade’s Nathan Darity selected for Mayor’s Council
Amizade’s Nathan Darity was tapped by Mayor William Peduto to…
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"Why Go Back to Ghana?"
Writing about something that has had such a profound effect on your life – personally, academically, and professionally, is a daunting task. You want your readers to feel, see, and hear the same sights, emotions, and experiences that you felt. You want them to understand the connection you feel to the library, the clinic, your homestay family, and the community as a whole. You want to accurately answer the question you are asked on a regular basis, “Why go back to Ghana?”
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