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Reflecting on South Africa as a Frederick Douglass Global Fellow
By: Sam Li Stepping off the plane in Cape Town felt like stepping into a whirlwind of vibrant energy, complex history, and breathtaking landscapes. This wasn't just any summer adventure... keep reading
Brixton: My neighbourhood
Brixton is in the heart of South London, it positively pulsates with energy and diversity. Its eclectic charm draws people from all walks of life, creating a unique tapestry of... keep reading
Study Abroad Scholarships: Everything You Need to Know
Funding your study abroad journey can feel like an overwhelming process before you even begin. And applying for scholarships and grants may sound like a daunting concept. But don’t let... keep reading
How to Apply to a Study Abroad Scholarship at CIEE: 4 Steps
@cieestudyabroad Here are the four easy steps to applying for a Study Abroad Scholarship at CIEE! #fyp #ciee #cieestudyabroad #studyabroad #scholarship #travel original sound - CIEE Study Abroad For many... keep reading
Black Culture in Spain: The First Black Matador in Bullfighting
In our CIEE course Intercultural Communication and Leadership, one of the assignments was to explore what motivates someone to be part of the now-vilified world of bullfighting. Ricardo Chibanga went... keep reading
Hear from the 2021 Frederick Douglass Global Fellows
Leeah Derenoncourt, Emerson College "At 13, Frederick Douglass taught me that words have power," shared Leeah during a presentation to her classmates. "Today I am here to tell you the... keep reading
Transformational Leadership Across Cultures
The core element of the Frederick Douglass Global Fellowship program is a CIEE-designed academic course examining leadership of groups and communities through a cross-cultural lens. Starting with the example of... keep reading
2021 Frederick Douglass Global Fellowship Program Highlights
The Frederick Douglass Global Fellowship program is a 4-week study abroad experience designed to help future changemakers enhance their leadership and intercultural communication skills then return home inspired and better... keep reading
My First Week in Cape Town
I heard a quote somewhere that resonated with me so much. I can’t seem to find who said it, unfortunately, but it goes like, “The best time to experience new... keep reading
An Open Letter to Papa Q
Dear Papa Q, Since I met you one year ago, my life has not been the same. It has been a year since you came into my life and it... keep reading
Why Black Students are Already Prepared to Study Abroad
In 2017, I joined the 5.9% of black students from the United States who chose to explore new interests across the world. As a Frederick Douglass Global Fellow, I studied... keep reading
Reflecting
Being out of school for about a couple of months now allowed me to catch up on a lot of things I enjoy doing. I have been reading more, taking... keep reading
Study Spotlight on Peiré Wilson: The Honorary Londener
"No matter where you are in life, the world is waiting to hear your story" Meet Peire Wilson Hometown: Norfolk School: City College of New York Study abroad: London, England... keep reading