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Immersion Experience: Ecuador
List of 9 news stories.
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DAY 8: MINGA, MASS, & KFC
Read More...I think it was the perfect end to a very fun and informative immersion. -
DAY 7: BIZCOCHOS, VOLCANOS, & SOUVENIRS
Today was full of action, beauty, and fun. The day started off pretty early as we set off for a volcanic lagoon.Read More -
DAY 6: MARKET, HELPING HANDS, & A SCAVENGER HUNT
Primeramente, antes de comenzar, quiero agradecer a mis padres por todo lo que han sacrificado por mí y por mis hermanos.... First, before beginning, I want to thank my parents for all they have sacrificed for me and my siblings.Read More
Estos últimos días, me he dado cuenta de lo muy afortunada que soy en poder tener un hogar, comida, y sobre todo una educación... These last few days, I have realized how fortunate I am to be able to have a home, food, and above all an education.
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DAY 5: CLASSROOMS, HOME VISITS, & THE BIG GAME
All of the families we visited were incredibly welcoming and open about sharing their experience with the Center.Read More
...the big soccer game we were told about all week. We all walked up the hill prepared for likely defeat. -
DAY 4: CHURCHES & THE EQUATOR
Today, we had the opportunity to leave the community and see many different parts of Quito! I extremely enjoyed seeing the Basilica and La Compañía Jesuit Church.Read More -
DAY 3: SCHOOL, FAMILY VISITS & CLUBS
Today, our group split in half. One group went into the classrooms and was able to spend time bonding with the students. The other group went on home visits to learn about the family's experiences.Read More -
DAY 2: TOUR, KIDS, AND UPCYCLING
Today we woke up, had breakfast, and then had orientation. The leader, Olivia, gave us a presentation on Ecuador as a whole and then the Center’s mission...Read More -
DAY 1: SUCCESSFUL TRAVEL DAY
It was a very successful travel day! Students were amazing travelers with positive attitudes.Read More -
ECUADOR HERE WE COME!
Only a few more days till we meet at DIA at 3:30 AM to begin our journey to Ecuador! The Center for Working Families, here we come!Read More
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