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A Board Member’s Call to Action
Michael remembers feeling helpless the first time he saw images on the news of refugees in ramshackle boats washing ashore in Greece. “I realized I didn’t really even know what was going on with the refugee...
Volunteer English Teachers Share Their Experiences
About 200 students study English at CRP each semester. Classes are taught by a diverse group of volunteers who come from a variety of backgrounds. This week, we asked two current volunteers to share their...
Meet CRP’s New TEFL Coordinator!
CRP has a new TEFL coordinator. Yasmin, a former student and intern, took the helm this week! Read our Q & A to learn more about her path from student to leader. Question: You started out...
New English Curriculum Designed to Engage Students
Megan wants every student at CRP to love learning English. The TEFL coordinator recognizes that students who enjoy class are more likely to continue their studies, which is why she recently designed a new engaging curriculum. “I’m...
Being a Humanitarian
Local aid workers are on the front line of the world's crises, even if they're frequently overshadowed in the global humanitarian sector. We spoke to three of our staff members to learn about what it’s really...