OK, here comes a whole lotta linking.
In December, my colleague and friend Cynthia asked me join her Global Health blog on the Foreign Policy Blogs Network. So, we've finally gotten it together (Cynthia's been a bit busy with a double wedding and marriage and work; I'm just lazy), and I've written my first post. I'll be writing about health and human rights (eek) on Fridays.
Don't worry, I won't throw this blog over for something newer, shinier, and younger. Not even for Twitter.
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About Me
After studying abroad in Senegal in 2007, receiving a BA in African History in 2008, volunteering in Sierra Leone with an obstetric fistula repair program in 2008-2009, and living in Cape Town while working for a program that strives to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV from July 2009-2011, I returned to my native California to try living for a while in the USofA. I'm currently in San Francisco and working out my next steps.
This blog is a random collection of my thoughts and doings and does not represent the views of any of the organizations for which I have worked/volunteered.
This blog is a random collection of my thoughts and doings and does not represent the views of any of the organizations for which I have worked/volunteered.
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