I was in Jeremie, Haiti, for the summer to evaluate a four-week training for secondary school teachers, this blog is an attempt to share both my experiences in rural Haiti and the challenges and lessons learned. Now back in Washington, DC, I try to track the follow-up, as the NGO Pwof Ansanm moves into its second year.
Perennial student with a Master's in international development; currently working on a PhD in agricultural and resource economics at the University of California Berkeley. My research falls into a subset of development economics, impact evaluation, health, agriculture, behavior, and a handful of other things. In recent years, I've been fortunate to get the chance to work in Haiti, Malawi, Kenya, and Liberia. I dabble in photography and keep a collection of unusual houseplants (one is more compatible with travel than the other).
I'm headed to Haiti for the summer. Rather than bothering everyone with mass emails that end up being labeled as Junk Mail, I thought I'd try a blog. I'll update it as frequently as I can in a town with one internet cafe (even one seems like a miracle, considering how irregular the electricity is).
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