J.J. Harder, Cultural Affairs Officer at the U.S. Embassy in Morocco, made a surprise visit to our six volunteers in Ifrane, Morocco Friday, and got a first-hand look at the … Continue reading →
Alessandra Testa is a rising sophomore at The College of New Jersey and is teaching English at the Al-Akhwayan Azrou Community Center in Morocco during the summer. From 10:00 a.m. to … Continue reading →
Unofficial Ambassador Phoebe Shelor is teaching beginning French at the school in Tarmilaat, a small village in Morocco. She is actively creating vocabulary games and teaching French grammar structure alongside … Continue reading →
This article was originally published on the Huffington Post. “Being an effective volunteer abroad is about more than just doing well in your service work, it means building trust and … Continue reading →
Andradene Lowe and Phoebe Shelor, both students at Washington College, lead activities on their first day as French language teachers in the village of Tarmilaat.
Our Moroccan Summer Interns are to depart shortly. A wrap up of the pre-departure blog posts ends with Caitie Dailey who will be volunteering at the Azrou Center and a summer camp … Continue reading →
Less than a week from today Unofficial Ambassador Phoebe Shelor will be on the ground in Morocco where she will be teaching Beginning French to Moroccan students. Here are her … Continue reading →
Summer Service Intern Neethi Vasudevan will be departing to Morocco in one week where she will be teaching English at the Al-Akhawayn Azrou Center for Community Development in Ifrane, Morocco. … Continue reading →
Alessandra Testa will be volunteering at the Al-Akhwayan Azrou Center for Community Development in Morocco! As an Unofficial Ambassador she plans on serving and building strong relationships during her time … Continue reading →
Summer Service Intern Joe Sgroi will be volunteering at two summer camps in Morocco! Here are his pre-departure thoughts on serving in the past and being accepted for our summer service … Continue reading →