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For Journalists
If you’d like to learn more about WorldTeach, you can:
Since 1986, WorldTeach has sent qualified volunteers to teach communities in developing countries. Our solid reputation and experience has been recognized by dozens of publications and media outlets, including leading national newspapers and magazines such as National Geographic Adventure Magazine, Time, and The Today Show. And with over 4,000 alumni, the stories gathered are varied and vast, from white water rafting in China to a volcanic eruption in Ecuador, and can sometimes even help their host communities. Below are some of the notable articles written by WorldTeach volunteers:
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Des Moines Register, September 12, 2008
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Volunteer Krishna Prabhu is recognized for his selfless work in Namibia, and he recognizes this life changing experience. |
Boston Sunday Globe, Feburary 7, 2008
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Glimpse, March 2007
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Current Magazine, Winter 2006
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“World View,”
Four WorldTeach volunteers give first-hand accounts of their diverse experiences in four very different regions of the world.
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Transitions Abroad Magazine, Sept/Oct 2005
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"At the Crossroads,"
Although Bina Sheladia acknowledges that “living overseas is an experience you cannot recapture or even describe,” she finds the words to explain the richness of her WorldTeach adventure.
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Transitions Abroad Magazine, Sept/Oct 2005
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Alicia Seegers Martinelli and her husband wanted to share an “international service experience” together. After deciding upon WorldTeach, they found that “the rewards of volunteering outweigh the costs.”
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Chicago Daily Herald, Chicago Public Radio
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Kim Priebe documented her travels in a column in the Chicago Daily Herald, as well as an interview with Chicago Public Radio.Through these efforts, she was able to raise awareness about the impoverishment in Vilcabamba, Ecuador, and received enough support to fund 100 scholarships for local students. |
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