The Power of Children
Published by Valerie Przekop, Stanford Women's Track and Field
During my time in India, I had the pleasure of working with Butterflies, a local NGO, as well as D.A.V.…
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Welcomed With Open Arms
Published by Valerie Przekop, Stanford Women's Track and Field
During the first week in India, our ACE group had the pleasure of visiting a local school three times to…
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Progressive or Traditional: Can Both Exist Simultaneously?
Published by India Lowe, Duke Women's Track and Field
One of the conversations we had this week in reflection was focused on aspects of the D.A.V. school that are…
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A Lesson in Intangibles
Published by MacKenzie Kerr, Duke Women's Track and Field
I found it amusing, as I stared at the screen in the headrest in front of my plane seat, that…
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If Love is our Aim, Then it is Found when Service is our Target
Published by Jaida Lemmons, Duke Women's Track and Field
As our last day at the Vidya School came to a close, I distinctly remember fighting back tears. As we…
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The Rewards of Struggle
Published by MacKenzie Kerr, Duke Women's Track and Field
Struggling is something to which no human is immune. For seven days now I have experienced India — the culture,…
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Listening Well as a Practice of Love
Published by Jaida Lemmons, Duke Women's Track and Field
One thing, among many, that the people of Delhi do well is engage and welcome those who are not locals…
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A Lot from a Little
Published by Maddy Berkson, Stanford Women's Track & Field
On Independence Day in India the thing to do is fly kites. Kites are made of two wooden sticks and…
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Not Marble, nor the Gilded Monuments
Published by Maddy Berkson, Stanford Women's Track & Field
The first few English classes Jake and I taught were pretty rough. We came up with some lame activities, without…
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