UPDATE: NOVEMBER 8, 2022

Meredith Evilsizer has spent years learning to think like a nurse. She is a certified nursing assistant and a trained phlebotomist, and she is set to finish her bachelor’s degree in nursing this December. But this August, on a small clinic floor in Suriname, she felt all of that training come together in a way […]

Corporate volunteering rarely looks like people expect. Over the course of a shift, typically two and a half to three hours, a group moves from careful and a little unsure to something closer to fluent: sorting supplies by category, staging pallets, finding a rhythm most people don’t expect from a warehouse. Staff who run these […]

On August 25, more than a dozen partners from four continents gathered on a single video call to formally close the Oromia Healthcare Improvement Project, or OHIP. It began with a phone call between Dr. Ayoob of Project C.U.R.E. and Dr. Monem of Islamic Relief Canada. Two and a half years later, it ended with […]