I think I had left my heart in Buenos Aires, so I'm back here after only a few weeks back home in Norway.

Accompanied by a scarce amount of men and children, the International Women’s Day demonstration or ‘El dia de la mujer’ started from the National Congress at 5pm and proceeded down Avenida de Mayo until it reached Plaza de Mayo in the centre of town.

Les premières civilisations pratiquaient l’agriculture en se basant sur le temps pour travailler en harmonie avec la nature.

Centuries ago the first civilizations were considered to be pioneers due to their deep connection with nature and ability to work within the natural cycles of the land.

We rang the bell on the front door of the white façade building. It was our third visit accompanying Tony, one of the volunteer’s from Sweden, to the after school care located in the suburbs of Buenos Aires.

Just over an hour away from Plaza Italia lies a secret community garden. In this special place, time seems to be suspended and behind the metallic doors, the craziness of Buenos Aires is left behind.

Laura is from Australia and Jeanne is French. They both arrived this week in Buenos Aires to help Voluntario Global with their community NGO projects. Here are a few insights of what it’s like to be Portenos for a couple of weeks:

Voluntario Global Ambassador has used her experience in the communications team to study a Masters of International Humanitarian Action!