By Kristine Vaivode & Jackson Vaughan

In addition to wanting to help the projects in the organization, many Voluntario Global volunteers seek to know “the real Argentina”

2018-01-14

I Have a Dream

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Tributes to the figure of Marthin Luther King are multiplied today, but these tributes show only a small part his thought.

Argentina has become the fifth country I’ve ever spent Christmas in. The second country I’ve spent it away from my immediate family.

What do volunteer work and responsible tourism have in common?

Somewhat by chance, I learned about La Bomba de Tiempo (hereafter referred to as “LBdT”) online, but the scant mention in an article piqued my interest. I already loved going to live music so naturally, I investigated the show. 

When I first signed up with Voluntario Global in May, I thought I Voluntario Global was a small organization that helps one or two schools. After getting there, I learned that Voluntario Global is a small organization that helps over 15 communities around Buenos Aires.  

On October 7th, we carried our the 3rd. Encounter of Voluntario Global's Network of Organizations.

My name is Laura, I'm from Denmark and I'm 19 years old. Last year I was a volunteer in one of the kindergartens in Buenos Aires for 6 weeks.

 

Influenced by foreign language and cheeky wordplay, Buenos Aires’ lunfardo slang is representative of the city’s diverse population and playful demeanour.

Safety in large cities in a common topic among groups and individuals who are traveling abroad. Volunteer trips can often take us through some of the largest international cities. When you’re in a foreign community, it’s important to make safety your first priority so you can avoid any type of accident, injury or loss.

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