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Aug 20
Global Fellows

The Documentary Filmmaker’s Duty By Malia Kiang (A’22)

by tuftsigl

Some of my classmates want to produce the next Avengers, others dream of writing the next Good Will Hunting. These fictional works fascinate and entertain, make you laugh and make you think. But my interest lies in a different genre of storytelling: the documentary.

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Aug 19
Empower

Working at the International Labour Organization (ILO), by Tasfia Zaman (F’20)

by tuftsigl

When I think about my beloved childhood home of Dhaka, Bangladesh, I remember the busy streets, the smell of incense in the air, and my grandmother cooking while debating the ideals of feminism. Believe me, my grandmother and I have had some very enlightening conversations about navigating life as a woman.

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Aug 18
Oslo Scholars

Creating a Dialogue Across Borders: Social Media Advocacy with One Day Seyoum by Leah Yohannes (A’21)

by tuftsigl

“There isn’t an avenue to address your qualm and it’s by design. The system was not intended for that, there was never a democratic rule of law. Anyone can be arrested, and you don’t have the right to advocate for your child or family. That’s how they always meant for it to function.”

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Aug 12
Oslo Scholars

Inspired Activism: The Courage Fund Cambodia by Amelia Miller (A’23)

by tuftsigl

It is mid-July, and I have been working remotely with Courage Fund Cambodia (CFC) for approximately six weeks. With every week that passes, I learn more about not only those I am working with, and CFC as an organization, but also about what it takes to run an organization with a noble mission such as that of CFC.

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Aug 10
IGL Global Fellows

A Reflection on My Remote Internship Experience in Colombia by Meher Khatwani (A’22)

by tuftsigl

This summer, I am doing a remote internship with the Universidad de los Andes (UniAndes) in Bogotá, Colombia. I am currently an intern with their Office for International Affairs, and I am working on various projects to enhance the university’s internationalization and expansion efforts.

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Aug 07

Maternal Adjustment: Examining Mental Health in Low-Income New Mothers by Karen Li (A‘23)

by tuftsigl

As new mothers’ transition to a new normal, they are faced with a multitude of challenges, including infant care, changing family dynamics, and financial strains, leaving them vulnerable to postpartum depression.

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