Teaching the Children of the Rich and Privileged in Santiago, Chile
The story so far… What is Reclaim International? All the attempts to nail that down leaves us to still be a bit scattered. As we’ve promised before, we’ll keep telling […]
Category Archives: Updates
News and updates directly related to our current projects.
The 5 Year Plan
So, what’s the main deliverable? Well, we plan to follow a team of PhD and grad students from California to visit and connect with educational institutions around the world. The […]
Meetings, Connections, and Finalizations
Here’s the gist of the trip. Plan to leave August 3rd (no earlier than July 28th & no later than the 3rd). Returning no later than September 18th. Mozambique will […]
Collecting Letters of Support
Tracy, David, and I have been iterating on making a proposal for our school, UCSC. Tracy, for the most part, has been pioneering the effort. When asked to provide a […]
The Story So Far + Next Steps
Hey blogosphere! Margaret here from UC Berkeley. I wanted to share my perspective on the recent meeting we had at Stanford. It was the first time all of us had […]
Like Herding Cats…
We just had an amazing meeting on Sunday at Stanford. I can’t believe how well things went, considering how many pieces were being juggled. My main lesson learned is that, […]
Africa To Do List
Hey everyone, Tracy here. Being part of the video shoot has definitely gotten me more excited about this whole project! The filming crew was really amazing, and it’s a great […]
The Value of My Friends
The dean of graduate studies asks for my budget. What budget? I have $100 of my own money sitting in the bank account for Reclaim International. I’ve probably made like […]
Making Our Kickstarter Video – UCSC, Stanford, Cal
LOL. All these updates need to be on a Twitter feed. With photos. (Mon, Dec 3, 2012 at 3:21 PM) …says Rachel, from Stanford. I had told them to expect […]
Why Kickstarter?
With Burger King in hand and a translucent poncho thrown over myself like a kitchen garbage bag, I walked into the bank. It wouldn’t have been the first time I […]
