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Thursday, April 8

Matador: How Female Travelers Can Deal With Sexual Harassment and Assault Overseas

Please read my article on the Matador Network: How Female Travelers Can Deal With Sexual Harassment and Assault Overseas
by topbanana at 17:26 No comments:
Labels: backpacking, ethics, gender empowerment, published works, sexual assault, travel, violence, women, women's rights

Tuesday, March 23

Madator Abroad: Coming to Grips (Or Not) With Violence As Communication in Bangladesh


Please read my article on Madator Abroad: Coming to Grips (Or Not) With Violence As Communication in Bangladesh
by topbanana at 21:45 No comments:
Labels: Bangladesh, Dhaka, education, ethics, published works, transportation, violence

Sunday, February 21

MATADOR ABROAD: The Origin of the Ugly American

Read my article on Matador Abroad: The Origin of the Ugly American
by topbanana at 23:22 1 comment:
Labels: Bangladesh, Dhaka, ethics, expat community, published works, US and the West
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Amanda Ferrandino -- "I don't know what your destiny will be, but one thing I do know: the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought and found how to serve." - Albert Schweitzer / - / Amanda Ferrandino received her Bachelors in Anthropology and Gender Studies from Pace University NYC in 2009, and is a current Fulbright Scholar for 2009-2010. She lives in the capital of Bangladesh studying women empowerment after sexual violence as well as learning to live and love like a Bengali.
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