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- The year in review 8:37am Oct 22
- Kicking Off the Fellows Program 6:32am Oct 15
- Fellows 2009-10 Begins 8:05am Sep 15
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We are proud to announce LSI’s first annual report. While our programs are already five years old, our first four years were under the auspices of Washington International School’s as the Center for International Education. On...
‘09-’10 LSI Fellows 51 of this year’s LSI Fellows kicked off the 2009-2010 program year with a weekend retreat to the For Love of Children Outdoor Education Center in West Virginia. The ...
The 2009-10 Fellows year has begun with 60 Fellows selected from 35 schools across the DC area. For the next eight months LSI will train the next generation of changemakers. View the calendar of upcoming meetings.
Want to help young people become future changemakers? LSI is looking for assistants (co-leaders) for our Fellows program. Interested candidates should contact us immediately. For more information, please see the Co-leaders job posting.
After a hard day’s work, LSP ‘09 The 2009 summer LearnServe Trips to Paraguay and Zambia returned in July. As...
El barrio Santa Ana is a “barrio” (neighborhood) that is built on top of a landfill. Walking through the community you can’t imagine the obvious environmental problems. There is trash on the streets and a drainage system is virtually non-existent. Work...
Pools in the barrio streets Today was the first work in Santa Ana, The strangest part about the barrios (Santa Ana, San Blas, Santa Rose, and Divina Niño) are the streets. The river that borders Asunción flows over into creeks and marshy ponds and in many places into the streets themselves. ...
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LearnServe International From this point on, we'll only be posting "News," rather than every LearnServe Trip update. To follow along with the Paraguay and Zambia trips, visit http://paraguay09.learn-serve.org or the link below.
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During my 3-day pre-trip I drove down to Monze (2 ½ hours south of Zambia’s capitol, Lusaka) and met with the teachers of Malambo School. This picture has Mr. Mwetwee (the principle), Ms. L...
Zambia and Paraugay teamsat the reception(Photo: Christopher Barclay) Fifty students and teachers departed on LearnServe’s Trips programs to Zambia and Paraguay today for 18 days. ...
At the reception with the Ambassador to Paraguay (Photo: Chris Barclay) LearnServe Paraguay ‘09 has begun, despite a delay they all made their flight in Miami. We’ll post more information as we get it. Please follow the team’s progress over the next two weeks. To b...
Photo: Chris Barclay LearnServe Zambia ‘09 has departed! For Rachel, a student at Hyde Public Charter School, this is her first plane flight. She sent this txt before they closed the cabin doors: OMG! OMG! I am siked! I am nervouz! The butterfliez R tearing my stomach apart! ps. ...
