There’s no place like home. Being born and raised in Kansas, my association with this saying has changed over time. When I lived at home
From Detroit to STEM College
“90% of the community we serve through the Philadelphia Education Fund will be the first in their family to go to college” reads one of
The Weight of Accountability
As I start my first day as a PULSE volunteer, I feel the weight of accountability for GSK, for my family and for the children
Remembering Our Purpose
I’ve never experienced such a full range of emotions as I have in the last 4-weeks. From pure joy to deep sadness; feeling grateful to
Life is never fair, and perhaps that’s a good thing?
Last pages of the Vanuatu chapter. A place where everything and everyone was foreign to me and then suddenly comes a time of saying goodbye
The Last One…
Time flies. When I left Toronto for DC, six months seemed so daunting. I’ve written about this before, but I don’t really remember the first
Giving Credit Where Credit is Due
I’m going to admit from the start that this post is self-serving. I have been with GSK for over 2 decades and I know the
Do Good, Feel Better
Many moments to share with you! The leaves of Barretstown Castle show the time that has passed since I arrived. Lovely months that have taught
And just like that, November is here | Y en un abrir y cerrar, llegó Noviembre.
A journey of values and self growth. Un recorrido de valores y crecimiento personal
My journey in Abuja
It’s been 4 months since I started my PULSE volunteer assignment with the Malaria program of the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) in Abuja (Nigeria).
Of Monuments and Maple Syrup
So I think I have begun a lifelong love affair with the Washington Monument. Its simplicity is what I first noticed about this monument and
Smiles, field work and changing communities with Tanzania Cheshire Foundation
It’s been several weeks since my last blog, I cannot believe time is running so fast ! I’ve been very busy with some trainings and
Community Responsibility for Healthcare
During my PULSE assignment with Partners in Health/Inshuti Mu Buzima (PIH/IMB), I have been fortunate to work with the School Health Program. This program started
Sharing in Life’s Moments
While I’ve always believed that everyday moments make the best memories, I also cherish the special occasions that mark the milestones in life or carry-on
Changing Communities
My second major objective for joining Save the Children seems obvious but sometimes in any large organisation it is understanding the impact of what you
