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How to Save Money While Traveling
People Watching in Paris
Why We Love French Women
Swoon-Worthy French Songs
Kissing in Paris
romantic places in Paris
How to Sleep in a Parisian's Bed
Paris is the Sexiest City in the World
Paradise Lost
When I came to Kenya four years ago I expected to be covering wars in other countries, never my own.
Jewelry Shopping in Washington D.C.
Liberia — Looking Back and Looking Ahead
Life in Liberia — Up Close at the Orphanage
My Week in Liberia
Humanitarian Manhattan Shopping Guide
That’s the Best Smile I’ve Seen All Day
My four weeks in Africa were filled with long days of reporting, emotionally challenging excursions to cities outside of Accra and poignant cultural experiences I will always remember.
The home of St. George's Castle
A slave castle used to store and ship thousands of Ghanaians during the Trans-Atlantic slave trade.
In the Heart of Kumasi
I ultimately felt a sense of pride for the people of Ghana, Africa, because in a way they represent the struggle for progress humankind has faced.
Buduburam Bound
Small, brightly painted mud-brick houses sag with fatigue under the afternoon sun in Buduburam, a Liberian refugee camp in Ghana.
The Principle of La Pleasure
La Pleasure Beach was the day I received my first lesson in Ghana’s gender culture.
Ghana’s Roots
Along the streets of Accra, everyone is selling or buying something.
Across Accra
When we reached our dorm building in a residential area of Accra called Labone, we were all pleased at the sight of our apartments and our quaint, yet, developing neighborhood.
Akwaaba! (Welcome!) to Ghana
Inside the Ghana, Africa, airport terminal red, gold and green sashes streamed from the walls and ceiling. Black stars dangled with pride, each decoration celebrating Ghanaian patriotism and 50 years of independence
From One Humid City to Another
For one month, a graduate student could travel to Africa, be housed by an NYU facility and learn how to conduct international reporting.
Help Me Pack for Europe!
I'm heading to Europe and I don't know what to pack!
Plan Your Next Adventure
Look Out for Hippos and Elephants!
Women's Health in Malawi
Michaela Maynard of Pawtucket, RI, won the 2007 Americans for UNFPA Essay Contest for the Health and Dignity of Women. Now, she’s off to Malawi -- follow her adventures here.
Notes from Malawi — Dried, Salted Mice for Lunch
Michaela Maynard of Pawtucket, RI, won the 2007 Americans for UNFPA Essay Contest for the Health and Dignity of Women. Now, she's off to Malawi -- follow her adventures here.
A Trip of a Lifetime
Michaela Maynard of Pawtucket, RI, won the 2007 Americans for UNFPA Essay Contest for the Health and Dignity of Women. Now, she's off to Malawi — follow her adventures here.
My Last Day in Uganda
YouthAIDS founder and vice president Kate Roberts travels to Uganda. Day 7: My Last Day in Uganda.
Zikomo = Thank You
Uganda, Day 6: Mosquito Nets Save Lives
YouthAIDS founder and vice president, Kate Roberts travels to Uganda. Day 6: Mosquito Nets Save Lives
Uganda, Day 5: Pader Refugee Camps
YouthAIDS founder and vice president, Kate Roberts travels to Uganda. Day 5: Pader Refugee Camps
Travel Diary, Day 4: The Go-Getters
YouthAIDS founder and vice president Kate Roberts travels to Uganda. Day 4: The Go Getters
Travel Diary, Day 3: My Meetings with Orphans and Prostitutes
YouthAIDS founder and vice president Kate Roberts travels to Uganda. Day 3 - My Meetings with Orphans and Prostitutes.
Travel Diary, Day 2: The Past, Present, and Future of Uganda
YouthAIDS founder and vice president Kate Roberts travels to Uganda.
Travel Diary, Day 1: Off to Africa
YouthAIDS founder and vice president Kate Roberts travels to Uganda.
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