The University of Oregon, in collaboration with UNESCO, sent Master’s students to Paris to work on globe spanning projects. Ida Hardin was one of those students and, on her return Read More …
My days in France are numbered (officially in the single digits) and I am a hurricane of emotion. For the most part, I have been happier, and less anxious over Read More …
Going to sleep on Sunday evening before we started recording the podcasts was just like going to sleep on Christmas Eve. Or the night before the SATs. I was nervous Read More …
Notes from UNESCO: Another fantastic week at UNESCO. It started with His Excellency and ended with International Women’s Day. On Monday and Tuesday, George Papagiannis conducted nine interviews for the Read More …
I can’t believe February is already coming to an end. I feel so at home here and the thought of leaving in a month makes me want to cry. This Read More …
Last week I shared what was basically a love letter to stationary, and reflection about why I hold Valentine’s Day (and Galentine’s Day!) so close to my heart. This week Read More …
As I mentioned in last week’s post, I surprised myself by buying a ticket to an international dance battle with the girls from my weekly hip hop class. I had Read More …
University of Oregon professor, author and UNESCO Crossings Institute Co-chair Seven Shankman teaches the “Inside Out” program at the University of Oregon. In his classes, prisoners and University students take Read More …
It’s Monday morning at UNESCO and the building is buzzing with energy. In addition to being the International Year of Indigenous Languages (which has primarily been my area of focus Read More …
The University of Oregon, in collaboration with UNESCO, has sent Masters students to Paris to work on globe spanning projects. Ida Hardin is one of those students and discusses her Read More …
