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Traveling both for pleasure and work is a great opportunity to write. New experiences and people lead to new insights and help me not only learn about the world, but also about myself. I started this blog in the summer of 2007 and have continued it using photography, interviews, and my insight with a focus on the human condition and the dilemmas of an individual that wants to make a difference in an unpredictable world.
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- Surreality of Time
- NGO... Turn to Business for International Development
- Part IV: Welcome to Arusha, Tanzania
- Summary of Part III: Uganda
- We Are (Host) Family
- Back.. to Blogging
- I'm Alive... Internet/Power... Not so Much
- Part III: Welcome to Nakawa, Uganda – Greetings fr...
- Dowries: What Are Women Worth?
- Summary of Part II: Nairobi, Kenya
- Airport Connects More than Flights - It Connects P...
- CBR: Community Based Rehabilitation
- Neat Ways to Help Out
- What You Dare Not Ask
- Tea: A Gift for All
- Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) + Government =...
- Empowering the Disabled from Childhood
- Giving Wisely
- Political Corruption: Do Truly BAD People Exist?
- Corruption and Human Nature: Is it Inevitable? (Pa...
- Weather Forecast for Nairobi: Cold
- Rolling in the Right Direction
- Hell's Gate: Tales of Beauty, Adventure, and Sickness
- Into the Eyes of Strangers become Friends
- Welcome to Nairobi, Kenya
- A Sedentary Lifestyle
- Summary of Part I: Delhi, India
- Last Day in the Heat of India
- My Apologies - Rare Internet Access
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About Me
- csk
- Hopkinton, MA, United States
- After graduating from MIT in 2008, I began working at the Science and Technology Policy Institute in Washington DC. My work is focused on international science and technology. When I'm not working, I try to travel as much as possible, and work in international development. I aspire to work fulltime in sustainable international development and to continue my work as a photojournalist.
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